IN THE CITY (7/71) - Photo with Essay

A Group Of Boys Stopped In The Liaison Corridor Looking Out At The Scramble Intersection

Shinagawa Shrine And Monzenmachi Are Divided By Daiichi Keihin And Are Dressed Up As Something Completely Different

Fewer Trains Stop At Shin-baba Station During The Morning Commute

Platform Floor At Keikyu Shinagawa Station Is Overloaded With Information

The Place Where Meguro Fudoson Sits Has Been A Suitable Place For Human Habitation Since Ancient Times

The Olympic Monument Is A Structure Of Interest In Komazawa Olympic Park

The Lobby Gallery Of The Tokyo International Forum Has A High Ceiling And Is Spacious

The Kagetsuen-mae Crossing Crosses As Many As 10 Tracks, Including The Tokaido Line, Keihin Tohoku Line, Yokosuka Line, And Tokaido Freight Line

An Installation Was Set Up In The Darkness Of Taka Ishii Gallery

Tokyo Tower Is Clearly Visible From Torii Zaka, Once Lined With Daimyo Residences

As The Sun Got Lower And Lower, The Shinobazu-dori Street Was Covered With Shadows

Komagome Fuji Shrine's Main Building Was Built On Top Of A Mound Made In The Image Of Mt. Fuji

Although The Shinjuku East Side Square Site Had Many Curved Lines, The Tunnel Was Square

The Bathroom Window In The Former Asakamiya Residence Looked Like It Could Start A Suspense

The View From The Top Of The Atrium At The West Exit Of Yokohama Station Is Nice

A Girl Happily Descended The Stairs Of A Deserted College

Before I Knew It, I Was Used To Seeing Faces Wearing Masks

The Sandals Displayed At The Hozo-mon Gate Were So Large That One Would Have Thought Godzilla Would Wear Them

It Must Be The Translocation Effect That Makes The Food At The Stalls On The Temple Grounds So Delicious

I Think That The Custom Of Incense Burning Is Common In Temples Outside Of Japan, But The Custom Of Bathing The Smoke Seems To Be Unique To Japan

The Nakamise At Senso-ji Temple Has A Long History And Is One Of The Oldest Shopping Streets In Japan

At Lunchtime, People Come Out To The Sunken Garden In Opera City

Of All The Shopping Streets In Japan That Bear The Name Ginza, Togoshi Ginza In Togoshi Is The Oldest

The Café, Located In An Art Center That Renovated A Closed Junior High School, Had A Classroom-like Atmosphere

The Route Leading From The Inokashira Line Ticket Gates To Shibuya Hikarie Is A Maze And Complicated

Bashamichi Was Called Bashamichi (carriages Road) Because Foreigners Who Used To Live In This Area Used To Come And Go In Horse-drawn Carriages

The Iwasaki Residence Had A Western-style Building And A Japanese-style Building, And The People Of The Iwasaki Family Lived A Western-style Life In The Front And A Japanese-style Life In The Back

Yushima Tenjin Is Built On The Edge Of A Plateau, So There Is A Steep Staircase Called Otokozaka By The Precincts Of The Shrine

Ikenoue Station On The Inokashira Line Is A Small Station Where Only Local Trains Stop

The Scramble Crossing In Front Of JR Shibuya Station Is A Popular Tourist Spot For Visitors From Abroad

The Highest Land Price In Japan Is Near The Ginza 4-chome Intersection, Where The Yamano Music Store Is Located

Hatomori Hachiman Shrine Is Old, But Its Presence Among The People Of Tokyo Is Not Very Significant

If Vajrayaksa And Guardiandog Were To Fight, Who Would Win?

Serendipity Is All It Takes To Find A Used Book In A Bookstore

Ginza Wako Is The Retail Division Of Hattori Watch Store, The Predecessor Of Seiko Holdings, As A Separate Company

Ginza's Chuo-dori Avenue, Swallowed By The COVID-19 Pandemic, Was Sparsely Populated

Ginza Has Also Become A Town With Billboards All Over The Place

Kitano Tenmangu Shrine Is One Of The Most Venerable Of The Many Tenmangu In Japan And Is One Of The Three Major Tenmangu In Japan

Along With Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, Kitano Tenmangu Shrine Is Like The Originator Of The Tenjin Faith

It Must Be A More Sincere Wish To Get A Good Score On An Impending Test Than To Be Guaranteed Rebirth In The Pure Land After Death