Photos posted in June 2021

From the train window, I could see the feet of people walking on the platform at Hiratsuka Station

The tunnel at the end of East Side Square, with its many curves, was square

A battered stone statue was placed next to the shrine building of Nishimuki Tenjinsha

A magnificent guardian dog sits on the approach to Hanazono Shrine, which stretches from Yasukuni Street

There are also tables on the terrace of the new wing of the museum, where you can sit and rest

The scent of suspense wafted through the air as shadows appeared in the bathroom window

The plain face, flanked on both sides by colorful faces, seemed to be hunched over

Starbucks in Shinjuku Gyoen was crowded, but the slope next to it was also crowded

Plane trees in Shinjuku Gyoen are a popular place for photography

Sitting on a bench in a row of plantain trees, everyone stays long

On the platanus trees, some people read on benches while others take photos

A lot of people were coming and going through the atrium at the west exit of Yokohama station

The girl hurried down the stairs in front of me

A real portable shrine used in the Sanja Festival was on display in Asakusa Station

A couple wearing masks walked under the vermilion Hozo-mon Gate

Worshippers looked up at the large sandals displayed at the Hozo-mon Gate

A rickshaw stopped on a street corner in Asakusa, with women dressed to the nines on top

Beyond the large lanterns of the Hozo-mon gate, I could see the large lanterns of the Kannon-do

A mother pushing a stroller pointed to a menu at a food stall

A lot of people were offering incense and bathing in the smoke from a large incense burner

Two women in a kimono were standing in front of the large lantern at the Hozomon Gate

A lot of people were walking along the Nakamise, which stretched straight towards the Hozo-mon gate

A lot of wind bells hanging in souvenir shops in Asakusa

A spiral staircase was set up in the sunken garden in Tokyo Opera City

A face with a high nose was placed in Togoshi Ginza

At the end of the long, narrow approach to Togoshi Hachiman Shrine, I saw the main shrine

The cafe in 3331 Arts Chiyoda, built in an abandoned school, had the feel of a classroom

A man stands at the window of Hikarie, silhouetted, looking out

At Enmei-in Temple, there were several votive plaques with frogs tied to the fence

The bride and groom were coming to the hall of worship, accompanied by Shinto priests