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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
There Were Carts And Baskets On Both Sides Of The Wholesale Street, And Motorcycles That Someone Had Ridden On Were Also Parked Haphazardly
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
Jakarta, Indonesia
In Indonesia, Many Men Wear Rings Not Only As Ornaments But Also To Ward Off Evil
Glodok District, Jakarta
The Long, Thin Fried Bread Known As You Tiao In The Chinese Culture Is Called Cakwe In Indonesia
Pune, India
Big Bindi And Lots Of Necklaces
Shwedagon Paya, Yangon
Shwedagon Pagoda Was Towering
Bunkamura, Tokyo
Round Tables
Statue Of Prince Akihito Komatsunomiya, Tokyo
Equestrian Statue Of Prince Akihito Komatsunomiya
Yangon, Myanmar
Bitter Smile Of A Boy
Boy Wearing A Cap
Seremban, Malaysia
Mother And Her Son At A Pay Phone
Tehuantepec, Mexico
The Mirror Of A Stopped Motorcycle Showed A Man's Chin On The Handlebars
Galle, Sri Lanka
Big Buddha Statue In A Corner Of The Street In Galle
Khlong Toei Market, Bangkok
Meat Sold At The Khlong Toei Market Is No Different From Meat Sold In Japan
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