Photo with essay posted in September 2021

Seeing All The Money Being Spent On A Deserted Patio, It's No Wonder It Was Built During The Bubble Years

The Name Of A Side Street Where Vegetables Harvested In The Kamata Area Were Sold Is The Origin Of The Term Aomono-Yokocho Station

A Residential Area, Now Densely Populated With Houses, Was Once The Site Of A Forestry Testing Center

The Underground Passageways In Shinjuku Are So Complex That No Matter How Old You Are, You'll Never Fully Understand Them

Is It A Form Of Gentrification That The Crowded Alley In Front Of The Station Has Completely Disappeared?

Sanya Hachiman Shrine, Which Sits Quietly In A Residential Area Not Facing A Highway, Was Built In The Middle Of The Edo Period

Few People Stopped In Front Of The Tank Of Anemones With Wobbling Tentacles

Happy Boy And Jellyfishes

Unlike Jellyfish In The Ocean, Jellyfish In Aquariums Are Very Popular

Girl And An Old Man Climbing Up A Steep Hill

Equestrian Statue Of Prince Akihito Komatsunomiya

Mizuya-mon Gate In Toshogu Shrine

Pigeons At Ueno Toshogu Shrine

Camphor Tree In Ueno Toshogu Shrine

Sakura-dori Is Deserted When The Cherry Trees Are Not In Bloom

View Beyond The Circle Made Of Branches

Couple At The Top Of The Steep Stairs

Woman's Face And Kumadori Face

High School Girl At Ameyoko

Pedestrians And A Bicycle

Lanterns In Tokudai-ji

Ramen Store Between The Piers

The Design On The Brazier Reminds Me Of A Stone Garden

Under The JR Railroad Tracks

Kaichu Inari Jinja

Both Okubo And Shin-Okubo Stations Are Located In A Place Called Hyakunin-cho

Pedestrian Bridge By The Railroad Tracks

Otorii And The Moon At Yasukuni Jinja Shrine

The Statue Of Masujiro Omura Towering Over The Approach To The Shrine

Closed Shin-mon Gate At Yasukuni Shrine