Photos of IN THE CITY (17/73)

All The Bridges Over The Canal In The Village Were Too Narrow For Cars To Cross

The Small Village Of Bang Luang Was A Tourist Attraction That Sold A Retro Atmosphere

The Man In A Straw Hat Was Shopping In An Alley With Wires Coming And Going

It Was King Rama I Who Erected The Golden Pillar Called Lak Mueang, Dedicated To The Town's Patron Goddess

The Baskets Placed In The Middle Of The Aisles In The Khlong Toei Market Are Used By The Couriers Who Work In The Market To Carry Their Loads

The People Wearing Hats And Conspicuous Orange Vests Are Not Trash Cleaners, They Are Couriers

The Table Was Filled With Fresh Meat That Had Just Been Processed, But There Weren't Many Flies

In An Alley Where It Seemed As If Time Had Stopped, The Only Thing Moving Was The Hand Of A Woman Writing At A Table

The Cans, Which Were Confusingly Colored With Campbell's Soup Cans, Were Canned Milk From A Company Called Carnation

There Was A Popular Eatery At The End Of An Alley In Pom Prap Sattru Phai District, Which Is Not A Tourist Attraction.

Laundry Fluttered From A House That Stood Along The Saen Saep Canal, Hanging Out To Dry

They're Not Sure About The History Of Wat Saket, Which Dates From The Ayutthaya Period

Of Course There Are Skyscrapers In Bangkok, But There Are No Modern High-rise Buildings Around Wat Saket

I Guess It Is My Nature To Naturally Choose A Slightly Gloomy Path To Walk On Rather Than A Path Where The Sun Is Shining Brightly

A Large Striped Umbrella Appeared In The Alley

Many Stores Selling Chinese Food In Chinatown Near Wat Mangkon Kamalawat

Tables Placed Under Tents Affixed To The Grounds Of The Temple Were Filled With Offerings

A Gate Called Paifang Was Built At The Entrance Of Yaowarat Road

Bangkok Is Lined With Canals, And Although Many Boats Used To Come And Go, Few Boats Come And Go Anymore

For Some Reason, A Mirror Was Hung Over The Mirror In The Alley

The Used Clothes That Were Sold Were Much Cheaper Than A Cup Of Coffee At Starbucks

The Man With A Bright Yellow Umbrella Seemed To Be Walking Down A Dull Street, Shining His Light

Because The World Is So Commercialized, I Want At Least Nature To Be Far Away From Greedy Capitalism

The Shinkansen Runs On An Elevated Track, Hidden From The Eyes Of Passersby Walking On The Surface Of The Earth

The Appearance Of The Fish Shop In The Old-fashioned Shopping Street Was Still Reminiscent Of The Showa Period

People Who Were Silhouetted When They Walked Outside In The Dim Light, Regained Their Individual Colors As Soon As They Entered The Light

At A Quick Glance, It Looks Like A Giant Is Standing On The Other Side Of The Mountain. It's As If They've Come To Invade, Like The Marching Giants

An Old-fashioned Clothing Store Was Operating Along The Old Nikko Kaido Road

The Approach To The Historic Senju Shrine Was Empty And Deserted

It Was A Fairly Meandering Alleyway, So This May Have Once Been A River

Despite The Noise Of The Fairground, The Café Was Quiet And Everyone Was Still

The Woman Clad In A Bright Red Skirt And Pinwheels Was Also Waiting For A Train At Yokosuka Chuo Station

I'm Interested In A Shop Named 'Lacto-fermented Food Rokke-kun'

The Magnificent Stone-built Nihonbashi Bridge Is Now Under The Motorway And Has Lost Its Dignity, So The Only Thing To See Is A Statue Of A Qilin

A Torii Gate Stood On The Other Side Of The Approach Between The Trees, With A Bus Running On The Other Side Of It

The Omekaido Overbridge Seemed To Separate The Messy Kabukicho From The Tidy Sub-centre

The Clothing Shop At The End Of A Longer-than-expected Shopping Street Was Having A Sale

Until Edo Castle Was Built, The Inui Moat Was A Natural River, And The Natural Valley Terrain Leading From Chidorigafuchi Was Used To Dam The Water And Make A Moat

There Is A Small Gate Called 'Kitahanebashi-mon' Just Behind The Edo Castle Main Tower

Construction Sites Are Often Covered With White Fences, But It Would Be Fun If They Had Transparent Fences That Allowed People To See Inside