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I Don't Know Whether It Was The Lack Of Foreigners Visiting The Market Itself, Or The Rarity Of Foreigners Observing Vegetables With Particular Interest

The Scene Where The Hustle And Bustle Of Working People And The Quietness Of Cats Coexist May Be A Universal Market Scene

I Had Expected To See More Abundant Tropical Fruits And Vegetables, But Surprisingly, The Variety Sold In India Seemed To Be Limited

The Contrast Between The Bright Green Peppers And The Bright Red Ripe Tomatoes Was Colorful

For The Middle Class, Four-wheeled Ridesharing Is Perceived As Too Costly For Daily Use, So More Affordable Two-wheeled Ridesharing Is Likely To Be In Demand

India Uses A Wide Gauge Of 1,676mm, So It Is Not Surprising That The Face Of The Train From The Overpass Looks Long And Sideways To Me

Flies Gathered Around The Glistening White Rice, Creating A Scene That Was Very Much A Part Of The Local Daily Life

I Actually Visited A Jain Temple, But Did Not See People With Brooms Strutting Around

Bread Created By The Portuguese Has Become A Part Of The Daily Life Of The People Of Mumbai And Is Now Widely Known By The Name Of Pav Bhaji

The Tangled Electric Wires Seemed To Symbolize The Complicated And Intertwined Lives Of The People Living In This Area

A Cup Of Chai In One Hand And A Cookie In The Other Is A Common Sight In Any Town Or Village In India

Imagine How Much Sugarcane Is Consumed In A Day In Mumbai Alone, The Amount Is So Huge That One Even Worries About Running Out Of Sugarcane

Public Transportation And Railroads Support Central City Travel In Mumbai, And Demand For Individual Rickshaws And Cabs May Be Relatively Low

As India Is Expected To Continue To Enjoy A Demographic Bonus, The Number Of Motorcycles Sold Will Continue To Increase And The Demand For Helmets Will Rise

In Mumbai, A Brand Of Lemonade Called DUKE, Which Is Unfamiliar In Japan, Was Sold

While Overhead Transport Is Still Common In Some Areas Today, Such As India And Africa, It Appears To Have Once Been Common In Japan And Europe

India Is One Of The World's Leading Sugar Producers And The Second Largest Producer Of Sugarcane In The World After Brazil

The Custom Of Breaking The Chai By Slamming It On The Ground When Finished, As Was The Case With Traditional Unglazed Vessels, Seems To Be Less Common

Although The People Carrying The Packages Are Supposed To Be Transporters Who Deliver The Goods Somewhere, Not Buyers, Some Are At A Loss To Judge

I Think They Initially Intended To Put It On Overhead, But Maybe For Some Reason That Didn't Work Out

To The Untrained Eye, Using A Dolly Seems Like The Easiest Way, But I Guess There Are Efficiencies And Rules Of Thumb That Only Apply On The Spot When Working Here

Only Products Were Passing Through The Alleys Lined With Wholesalers, And People Played A Minor Role

In Japan, The Art Of Carrying Luggage Overhead Has Fallen Into Disuse And Has Become A Lost Technology

Food Stalls Are An Essential Part Of The Bustling Wholesale District, Providing Workers With Easy Access To Food To Fill Their Stomachs Between Hard Work

Once The Trucks Bring In The Goods, They Load The Wagons And Start Moving Around Left And Right, As If The Whole City Has Suddenly Woken Up

This System Of Transporting A Wide Variety Of Goods May Itself Support The Dynamism Of The Wholesale District

The Rustic Street Corner Stand And The Branded Sandals Were An Odd Combination

Under A Parasol, A Man Was Working On A Pair Of Sandals, Scissors In Hand

I Suppose That A Place Where Many People Gather Has Various Roles Associated With It

Passing Through The Wholesale District Are People Carrying Goods Directly On Their Shoulders Or Heads, Using Manual Carts Or Sometimes Even Without Carts

Narrow But Busy Alleys Are More Likely To Have Something Interesting Lurking In Them

The Way They Dabbed People's Foreheads With The Powder Gave The Atmosphere Of A Somewhat Religious Ceremony Just By Looking At It

The Moment He Suddenly Smiled, I Felt An Air Of Freedom From Everyday Life In His Soft Expression

The Reason Why Punjabi Cuisine Became A Representative Of Indian Cuisine Has To Do With The Fact That Many Refugees Moved To Mumbai Following The Secession Of Pakistan

It Is Not Surprising That Many People Buy Offerings And Unintentionally Pick Up Toys And Sundries That They See

The Name Mumbai Is Said To Have Originated From ‘Mumba,’ The Alias Of Parvati, Queen Of Shiva, Who Was Worshipped By The Fishermen

Workers Were Carrying Bags On Their Shoulders And Unloading Onions One After Another From The Back Of Trucks

The Regional Characteristics Of High Wages And Low Fuel Costs Led To The Industrial Revolution In England

The Large Rotating File Was A Conspicuous Feature Of The Store, Symbolizing That This Store Specializes In Polishing

Many Of The People Who Approach You Are Interested In Having Their Picture ’taken’ And Not So Much In The Quality Of The Result