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Woman Photographing Artwork At The Artizon Museum

The Artizon Museum Is Also Open For Photography

When I Travel In Southeast Asia, I Feel That The More People Are Running, The More Affluent The Town Is

High School Girls Visiting Okunitama Shrine To Pray

Tower Condominiums Are Clearly Visible From The Gazebo At Tamagawa Sengen Shrine

Lava Rocks Are Placed On The Approach To The Tamagawa Sengen Shrine, Which Is Modeled After Climbing Mt. Fuji

Many Couples Take Wedding Commemorative Photos With The Historic Tokyo Station In The Background

The Yellow Golf Bag Looked Great Against The Red-brick Tokyo Station

I'm Not Quite Sure What You Can Meet At The Meeting Place In Rinshi No Mori Park

A Couple Was Viewing The Beppu Hot Springs World Map By Sohei Nishino, Pointing To It

Many Old Japanese Houses Are Open, But The Hirose Residence Did Not Have An Open Atmosphere

The Japan Open-air Folk House Museum Is An Outdoor Museum That Not Only Preserves And Exhibits Old Folk Houses, But Also Aims To Preserve, Hand Down, And Utilize Folk Tools

A Shrine To Ward Off Demons Called Kimonsama Was Erected In The Garden Of A Wealthy Farmer Built More Than 100 Years Ago

A Number Of Looms Were Placed In The Mansion Of A Wealthy Farmer, Which Was Moved To The Japan Open-air Folk House Museum

The 229 Stone Steps, Which Are Hard For People Who Do Not Usually Exercise, May Be A Good Training Ground For Young People

Sotobori Park Is A Park Where The Banks Of The Outer Moat Of Edo Castle Have Been Developed And Made Available For Strolling

A Residential Area, Now Densely Populated With Houses, Was Once The Site Of A Forestry Testing Center

Sanya Hachiman Shrine, Which Sits Quietly In A Residential Area Not Facing A Highway, Was Built In The Middle Of The Edo Period

Happy Boy And Jellyfishes

Girl And An Old Man Climbing Up A Steep Hill

Woman's Face And Kumadori Face

High School Girl At Ameyoko

Pedestrians And A Bicycle

Okubo Has A Mazu Temple Dedicated To Mazu, Which Is Rare In Japan

A Woman In A Kimono Stood Among Portraits Displayed At The Fukagawa Edo Museum

Kiyosumi Park, With Free Admission, Was Also A Walking Place For Nearby Kindergartners

A Mother With Her Young Child Was Walking In Ginza At Dusk

People Were Walking Down Nishi-gobangai-dori Of Ginza In The Sunshine

A Woman Pointed Her Finger Through The Window Of This Century-old Former Asakura Family Residence

Vegetables And Smiles Were Lying Around In An Old-fashioned Supermarket

A Uniformed Station Attendant Was Also On The Escalator Leading To The Basement

The Meguro Parasitological Museum Is One Of The Few Museums In The World Dedicated To Parasites

Running Lanes In Komazawa Olympic Park Are Crowded

Although The Omori Shell Mound Ruins Garden Claims To Be A Place Where Visitors Can Learn About Omori Kaizuka, In Reality It Is A Children's Park

The Omori Shell Mound Ruins Garden Is Where Dr. Morse Is Said To Have Excavated The Omori Shell Mound

A Buddhist Monk Alone Was Ringing The Great Bell Of Sojijiji Temple

Toyo Bunko Museum Has Interesting Exhibits Outside Of The Morrison Collection

The Platform Seen From The First Floor Of The Green Car Looks Different From Usual

The New Wing Of The Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum Has A Café And Tables On The Terrace

A Rest Stop In Shinjuku Gyoen Park Was Somehow Transformed Into A Starbucks