Photos posted in June 2022

A couple with plastic umbrellas crossed in front of the torii gate of Akiba Shrine

Many bicycles were parked in an alley in Yotsuya, and a bicycle rode through the back of the alley

Unfortunately, the Tounomine Naito Shrine, which enshrines Fujiwara no Kamatari who always appears in history textbooks, was not popular

The Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery was a more magnificent building than I had imagined

A man was paying his respects at the Hiratsuka Shrine, which stands at the end of a long approach to the shrine

In the center of the Japanese garden of the Kyu-Furukawa Garden is the Shinji Pond, which you can walk around in a circle

Kannonzaki Park, now filled with tranquility, was once a fortress

Kannonzaki Lighthouse is not so high, but it was scary enough for me who is Acrophobia

A glimpse of the ocean can be seen outside the round windows on the tall walls of the Yokosuka Museum of Art

A woman was fascinated by Mirocomachiko's work displayed in a glass case

More people are attracted to rock fishing at Kannonzaki than are attracted to the stunning geological formations

A woman was preparing a large amount of freshly picked wakame seaweed in a building at the Hashirimizu fishing port

A large fishing boat was leaving from the Hashirimizu fishing port with black kites in tow

A large fishing boat was leaving from the Hashirimizu fishing port with black kites in tow

Where once a cannon was set up facing Tokyo Bay, now tourists sit facing Tokyo Bay

Boats moored by ropes were floating on the beach of Hashirimizu in Yokosuka

The bridge spanned in Hashirimizu, Yokosuka seemed to go on forever toward the sky

The window design of the Jiyu Gakuen School Myonichikan, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, is still cool 100 years later

A man pushing a stroller while pointing an umbrella at the end of a long tunnel that goes under the railroad tracks

Hyogo Yokocho, with its elegant cobblestone pavement, was once the site of Ushigome Castle's weapons warehouse

The sign was placed in a narrow and dimly lit alley in Kagurazaka

The guardian animals at Kagurazaka Bishamonten are not dogs but tigers built in the late Edo period

The stone lanterns of modern design had fire pits so high up that they didn't seem to illuminate the walkers' feet

The modern worship hall of Akagi Jinja Shrine was open with its glass walls

The guardian dogs at Akagi Jinja Shrine look like a crushed Snoopy or a sphinx

The bookstore, run by a proofreading company, had both a cafe and a gallery

A couple was looking at the menu served on the wooden deck in a friendly manner

A couple was sitting close to each other behind the frosted glass of the Natsume Soseki Memorial Museum

Yayoi Kusama's work, which seemed to be nuun and entangled on the rooftop, was on display

The history of Yayoi Kusama's activities was written all over the walls of the museum