TOKYO (1/52) - Photo with Essay

I Wonder How Long The Lifespan Of A Skyscraper In Japan Is

Vallotton's Prints, Said To Have Been Influenced By Post-Impressionism And Symbolism, Were Modern

No Matter How Wonderful The Works In The Collection, If The Museum Is Crowded When You Visit, Your Viewing Experience Will Be Ruined

I Feel That The Furnishings Of A Folding Screen Have Become Something That Does Not Fit In The Modern Japanese House

If You Look Closely, You Can See That The Sobu Line Railway Bridge In Front Of Akihabara Station Is Built Quite High

Manseibashi Station Used To Be A Bustling Station, But Due To The Changing Times, The Station Itself Is No Longer There

Moving Holidays Like The Tori-no-ichi Market That Stands On The Day Of The Rooster Seem To Keep Their Distance From Modern Rationality

Tonogayato Garden Is Also The Site Of A Mansion Once Owned By The Iwasaki Family Of Mitsubishi

The Narrow Passage Between The Walls Looked Like A Slot Car Race Track

L’Arc De Triomphe, Wrapped Is A Grand Project That Took 60 Years From Conception To Realization

It Takes A Lot Of People's Wisdom, Time, And Money To Wrap The Arc De Triomphe

Rinko Kawauchi Seems More Appropriate To Be Called A Contemporary Artist Than A Photographer

Judging By The Name Opera City, It Is The Opera House That Is Supposed To Be At The Center

I Don't Know If Dog Cafes Have A Menu For Dogs

Neither Earthquakes Nor Incendiary Bombs Have Destroyed The Sangedatsu-mon Gate Of Zojo-ji Temple, Which Still Stands Strong 400 Years Later

The Manekineko Cat Is More Popular At Gotoku-ji Than The Buddha Hall Or The Iyi Family Graveyard

If The Train Becomes A One-man Operation, The Conductor May Become Extinct From The Train

The Elevator Hall, Lit By Indirect Lighting, Dramatizes The Characters

The Nihonbashi River Did Not Have An Official Name Until 1882

Sanko Inari Shrine In Nihonbashi Horidomecho Is Said To Have A Spiritual Power To Bring Lost Cats Back Home

The Famous Marshmallow Test Is Also Reported To Be Difficult To Replicate In Follow-up Tests

I Thought Cotton Candy Originated In Japan, But In Fact It Was Born In The United States

The Ooi Hayashi Music Played At The Ooi Kashima Shrine's Annual Festival Was Created 280 Years Ago

I Don't Think The Compound Name, Which Combines Names, Is Very Major In Japan

When I See Something That Boasts A Long History, I Put My Trust In It, But On The Other Hand, If It's Too Long, I Have My Doubts

Sometimes I Hesitate To Enter An Alley In A Residential Area, But I Never Feel That Way In An Alley In A Commercial Area

The Rainbow Bridge's Girders Are 52 Meters Above Sea Level, So There Are Over 1 Km Of Approach Sections At Both Ends

The Minato City Center For Traditional Culture Was Originally Built As A Geisha Call Office For The Geisha Quarter

The Fish Market That Was The Setting For The Rakugo Story Shibahama Is Now Surrounded By Skyscrapers And Railroad Tracks And Has No Resemblance To A Fish Market

I Wonder If The National Character Is Expressed In Whether Or Not People Meekly Wait At Traffic Lights

Shibamata And The Movie 'Otoko Wa Tsuraiyo' Have Become Inseparable

Niijuku Traffic Park Has A Miniature Train That You Can Actually Ride

There Must Be No Fair That Doesn't Sell Japanese Sponge Cake

Kameari Katori Shrine Used To Be A Shrine Territory Of Katori Jingu Shrine In Katori, Chiba

The Kagura Of Ootori Shrine Is Performed During A Ceremony In Front Of The Gods, And Is Different From The Sato Kagura, In Which Hyotoko And Okame Appear

Okusawa Shrine Is Located In A Residential Area, Yet It Is Dense And Extraordinary

There Are Still Alleys Around Jiyugaoka Station, And The Area Still Has A Cluttered Atmosphere

The Place Where Jiyugaoka Gakuen Is Located Was Later Named Jiyugaoka

The Image Of The Place Name ‘Jiyugaoka’ Is Quite Different From That Of Its Former Name, ‘Fusuma-mura’

Surprisingly, Most Of The Hikawa Shrines Are Said To Be Built In The Kanto Region