Photos taken in TOKYO (11/54)

Many Jizo Statues Stand Side By Side At Daen-ji Temple On The Way To Gyoin-zaka

Bicycles Rode Past Between The Buildings In Marunouchi

Approach To Tomioka Hachimangu Shrine

A Courtesan And A Crow Were Looking At The Precincts Of Tomioka Hachimangu Shrine In The Same Way

The Skytree Looms Over The Kamehisa Bridge Spanning The Sendaihori River

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

I Saw Food Samples And Brand Stores Over The Pay Phone In Ginza

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

A Large Shadow Fell On A Building In Ginza

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

A Number Of Movie Posters Were Posted In An Alley In Yurakucho Sanchoku Yokocho

Chicken Illustration On The Glass Door Of Yurakucho Sanchoku Yokocho

The Stairs Leading To The Restaurant Were Decorated With Lights Like A Planetary System

The Entrance To The Yamatane Museum Of Art, Which I Thought Was On Top Of The Building, Is In The Basement Down A Flight Of Stairs

The Bicycle Was Parked At The End Of A Hallway In An Old Apartment

The Old Supermarket Sign Seemed To Lead To The Sky

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

The Room With Round Windows In The Former Asakura Residence Is Called The Round Window Room As It Is

Behind The Glass Doors Stood A Magnificent Japanese-style Structure

The Daikanyama Police Box Intersection Was Reflected In The Window Glass

The Name Suga Jinja Shrine Is Named After A Word

The Former Yotsuya Teramachi, As The Name Implies, Has Many Temples

Dewa-zaka Slope Stretches From The Valley Floor Of Samegahashi To Shinanomachi Without Any Pretense

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

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

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

The Guardian Dog At Shinagawa Shrine Were Also Paying Attention To A Keikyu Train Running Nearby

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

Shinagawa Shrine, Which Once Sat Close To The Coastline, Enshrines A Nautical Deity

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

Meguro Fudoson Has Been A Popular Sightseeing Spot For The General Public Since The Edo Period

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

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

Komazawa Olympic Park Is A Comprehensive Athletic Field Developed In Time For The Tokyo Olympics

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