Nanzen-Ji, Kyoto
The man was walking between the bridge columns
Nanzen-ji Temple, Kyoto
Visitors dressed in black could be seen on the approach stretching toward the main hall of Nanzen-ji Temple
Three persons were walking together
Shijo-ohashi bridge, Kyoto
Many couples were sitting on the edge of the river
Gion, Kyoto
The modern and the classic was just passing each other
Two women in the kimono were walking happily
The woman was putting a white sunshade
The dog seemed to be boring
Kennin-Ji, Kyoto
The hall stood majestically in the precinct
Ponto-cho, Kyoto
The woman walked with a black sunshade
Tohuku-Ji, Kyoto
The garden called Hojo East Garden was made with the stones
A silhouette of a monk was crossing the bridge called Tsutrenbashi
Sesshu-Ji, Kyoto
The round window was open slightly
The sunlight came through the windows
The main hall of Tohuku-Ji stood on the other side of the trees
Sanjusangen-Do, Kyoto
Many doors were open in the same fashion in Sanjusangen-Do
Hokan-Ji, Kyoto
The five-storied pagoda stood on the top of the slope
Kiyomizudera, Kyoto
The pagoda in Kiyomizudera was looking down the city
I could occupy the stone paved road
The road called Nene-no-michi was deserted in the morning
This Kamo-Gawa river flowed silently
The woman who was a morning person walked a deserted road
Meiji Jingu, Tokyo
The big flag was waving behind the dancers
Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum, Tokyo
Some old fashioned shops were relocated in Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum
The kid was playing on the clay pipes
The round window with a paper screen was in the house
Two figures were seen on the other side of the door
Jimbocho, Tokyo
A man stood in front of the shelf belonged to a used bookstore
Nihonbashi Horidomecho, Tokyo
A man was pulling a wheeled cart behind the torii gate of Sugimori Shrine
Mt. Fuji, Yamanashi
The clouds were groveling at the rood of the mountain
Mount Fuji was floating in the haze
Mt.Fuji was seen above the clouds
Shibuya, Tokyo
He sat motionless on the stage
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