Photos posted in March 2022

Beyond the torii gate, Susanoo Jinja Shrine stood majestically

A person wearing a helmet was riding at the front of the EH200 coming out of Sumidagawa Station

A huge gas holder was giving off its presence to its fullest next to the Ishihama Shrine

From the Shirahige Bridge, the Tokyo Skytree was stuck in the sky

The guardian dogs of Yasaka Shrine, built next to Shofuku-ji Jizo Hall, stared with fierce faces

Jizo Hall at Shofuku-ji Temple stands modestly despite being a national treasure

People were relaxing and enjoying the view on the Umisora Deck on the roof of the building

Two women were sitting on Yuigahama beach, facing the sea

Someone was stand-up paddleboarding on the deserted Zaimokuza beach

Guardian dogs standing at the second torii on Wakamiya-Oji Street were firmly masked

A photographer was hard at work taking pictures of the bridal procession moving through Meiji Jingu Shrine

The bamboo grove at Hokoku-ji Temple was a popular tourist spot and many people were walking around

Sugimoto-dera's moss-covered stairs are quaint but unattainable to climb

The approach to Zuisen-ji Temple weaved its way through the trees

The pure white torii gate stood out in the precincts of the shrine with its many dull colors

Egara Tenjinsha shrine is built at the top of a steep staircase

After the car exorcism, a Shinto priest was coming up the stairs with a sacred staff in his hand

The top of the Great Stone Steps at Tsurugaoka Hachimangu offers a great vantage point

Workers were carrying vermilion-painted boards at Maiden

Eisho-ji's plaque written by Emperor Go-Mizunoo is an unexpectedly poppy

The approach to Jufuku-ji Temple, one of the five temples of Kamakura, was quaint

An elderly couple wearing masks walked past a used bookstore with the shutters closed

A serendipity seeker scavenges through used books in front of a bookshelf at a used bookstore

A girl was standing on a large pedestrian bridge in front of Nakano Station

People looking up at the sky in a corner of Tetsugakudo Park

Beyond the branches of the tree that grew in a circle, Shiseido Hall was standing

The Nogata water tower loomed over the residential area as if it were glaring at us

The exterior of the Kadokawa Culture Museum looks like an Iwakura

Everyone who steps into the Bookshelf Theater at Kadokawa Culture Museum will look up

The books on display in the Book Street of Kadokawa Culture Museum can be freely picked up and read

At Machi Tawara's solo exhibition, tanka poems were written all over the venue