Photos posted in July 2021

At the end of the two torii, I saw a businessman who had just come up the steep stairs

Even though it was a weekday morning, there were still a few worshippers at the Shinagawa Shrine

A man was sitting on a bench on a deserted platform at Shinbanba station

Keikyu Shinagawa's platform was a mess, covered with various markers

The Sanno Torii Gate stood at the top of the steep Otoko-zaka slope of Meguro Fudoson

The plum blossoms by the main hall of Meguro Fudo-son were in bloom

A woman was perusing the specimens of parasites that were crammed into the Meguro Parasitological Museum

The Olympic Monument in Komazawa Park was floating in the cloudy sky

The bicycle went quickly down the loop set up in the Komazawa Olympic Park

A lot of runners were running on the Komazawa Olympic Park running course

A girl with a flower in her hand was running along a path in the Omori Kaizuka Ruins Garden

A bicycle rode through the mist fountain in the Omori Shell Mound Ruins Garden

The Omori Sanno Hie Shrine stood at the end of the torii gate

There are two stone monuments commemorating the discovery of Morse's shell mound, one in Shinagawa Ward and the other in Ota Ward

A man stood cross-legged in the lobby gallery of the deserted Tokyo International Forum

The exterior of the 50-year-old Shin-Yurakucho Building is a bit old-fashioned

A number of seagulls were relaxing on the Tsurumi River Estuary Tidal Flat

As I crossed the long, long Kagetsuen-mae crossing, I saw a railroad bridge nearby

A Buddhist monk was tolling the Great Bell of Soji-ji Temple

The installation was set up in the darkness of the gallery

Tokyo Tower is clearly seen from the intersection at the top of Torii-zaka

In the lobby of the International House of Japan, sofas were arranged in a circle

The water basin in the precincts clearly reflected the image of the main hall of Zuisho-ji

It was dusk, and Shinobazu Street was quickly covered in shadows

The large Roh-mon gate has a strong presence at Nezu Jinja Shrine

The sutra storehouse at Suwasan Kichijo-ji was built over 200 years ago in 1804

A seated statue of Shakyamuni Buddha sits casually by the approach to Kichijo-ji Temple

Looking down the approach from the top of a small mountain that looked like Mt. Fuji, I saw a figure crossing

Toyo Bunko Museum's exhibits other than the Morrison Collection are also interesting

Morrison Library at the Toyo Bunko have photogenic bookshelves

The Hakone Tozan cable car is shaped like a staircase to match the slope of the mountain