Shinjuku, Tokyo
Young Woman In The Small Mirror
Haneda, Tokyo
Street In The Residential Area Near Haneda Airport
Sky NeaThere Are A Number Of Theories As To The Origin Of The Place Name 'Haneda'
Tenku-Bashi Bridge, Tokyo
Tenku-Bashi Bridge Under The Clouds
Anamori Inari Jinja, Tokyo
A Pile Of Small Torii
Couple Under Torii
Windows In A Grid
Anamori Inari Was Also Popular Among Prostitutes Because Of The Word Anamori Meaning To Protect A Hole In Japanese
Jiyugaoka, Tokyo
Torii In The Dim Lane
Senso-Ji, Tokyo
Table Under Umbrellas
Jiyugaoka Kumano Jinja, Tokyo
Kumano Shrine Maintains A Lush Green Precinct In The Fashionable Jiyugaoka Neighbourhood
Gondola On The Water's Edge
Miyasaka, Tokyo
Young Man Beside A Takoyaki Shop
Setagaya Hachimangu, Tokyo
Dimly Lit Approach To Setagaya Hachimangu
Gotoku-Ji, Tokyo
Maple Leaves In Gotoku-Ji
Gotoku-ji Temple, Tokyo
These Beckoning Cats, All Of Them Expressionless, Are A Little Creepy
Shoin Jinja, Tokyo
Red Umbrella In The Precinct
Curtain And Praying People
Wakabayashi Railroad Crossing, Tokyo
Setagaya Line Crossing The Kannana Street
Sangenjaya, Tokyo
Small Noodle Shop
Signboards In The Alleyway
Shibuya, Tokyo
Shadows And Silhouettes Of A Couple
Bunkamura, Tokyo
Round Tables
Oji Station, Tokyo
Crossing People
Oji, Tokyo
People In The Tunnel
Oji Jinja, Tokyo
I Paid A Visit To The Oji Shrine, Which Is Blessed With Good Luck, So My Luck This Year Must Be Fine
Man Ringing The Bell
Higashi-Jujo, Tokyo
Girl At The Traffic Light
Akabane, Tokyo
Bicycle In The Sunny Spot
Yasukuni Jinja, Tokyo
Balloon In The Crowd
Man Between Shadows
Woman Walking The Pedestrian Crossing
Nihonenoki Branch Of Takanawa Fire Station, Tokyo
Takanawa Fire Station
Gyoran-Ji, Tokyo
Rope And Box In Gyoran-Ji
Jorin-Ji, Tokyo
Six Stone Statues In Jorin-Ji
Kasuga Jinja On Tamachi, Tokyo
Shide In Kasuga Jinja
Keio University, Tokyo
East Gate Of Keio University
Tamachi, Tokyo
Window Washing
Pedestrians And White Lines
Shibamata Taishakuten, Tokyo
Girl In Front Of The Food Stall
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