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The Near-disposable Plastic Umbrella Is A Figment Of The Age Of Mass Consumption

Ebisu Jinja Shrine Was Originally Named Amatsu Jinja Shrine

The Scramble Crossing In Front Of JR Shibuya Station Is A Popular Tourist Spot For Visitors From Abroad

The Highest Land Price In Japan Is Near The Ginza 4-chome Intersection, Where The Yamano Music Store Is Located

Sugawara Michizane, Enshrined At Tenmangu, Was One Of The Elite Of The Heian Period, Rising To The Rank Of Minister Of The Right

Along With Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, Kitano Tenmangu Shrine Is Like The Originator Of The Tenjin Faith

It Must Be A More Sincere Wish To Get A Good Score On An Impending Test Than To Be Guaranteed Rebirth In The Pure Land After Death

Even If You Are Curious About The Interior Of The Daitoku-ji Temple's Dharma Hall, It Is Not Open To The Public, So You Cannot Get A Glimpse Of It

It Is Said That Kinmoukaku Is The Gate That Caused Sen No Rikyu To Commit Seppuku

The Kyoto Imperial Palace Was The Imperial Palace For Nearly 500 Years Until 1869, When Emperor Meiji Moved To Tokyo.

The Kyoto Imperial Garden Were Deserted In The Light Rain, With Hardly A Soul To Be Seen

The Man Was Silently Continuing His Prep Work In Front Of The Laundry Drying On The Side Of The Road

There Were Also Stalls Selling Tofu In The Alley

The Reason Why There Are So Many Food Stalls In Cirebon Is Because It's A Business That Can Be Started With Little Money To Begin With

At The Kanoman Market, There Was A Fishmonger Next To A Fruit And Vegetable Store, Giving The Market The Atmosphere Of A Country Town

The Woman Was Behind The Food Stall, Surfing The Web, Waiting For Customers To Arrive

Bicycle Cabs Vary From Country To Country

In Jakarta, The Width Of The Main Street And The Rest Of The Streets Seem To Be Extremely Different

In Jakarta, It Seems That It Is Not Customary To Keep Motorcycles Inside The House, And There Are Many Motorcycles Parked In The Alley

The Becak With A Seat In Front Of The Steering Wheel Running In Indonesia Is Similar To The Cyclo In Vietnam

The Chinese Culture Of Celebrating The Chinese New Year Was Confined To The Precincts Of Jin De Yuan

Jakarta Has Two Faces: One Is That Of A Rapidly Developing Metropolis, And The Other Is That Of A Town Where Traditional Stores Are Still In Business

Yebisu Garden Place Is The Site Of The Former Ebisu Beer Factory, But There Is Little To Indicate That It Was Ever A Factory

Tranquil Atmosphere Wafted In The Damnoen Saduak Floating Market

Colorful Parasols Were Out In The Area Where Fresh Food Is Sold At The Khlong Toei Market

As A Result Of The Conversion Of Mangrove Forests To Shrimp Aquaculture Ponds, 37.5% Of Mangrove Forests Have Been Lost In Thailand

Bangkok In September Is In The Middle Of The Rainy Season, It Can't Help That It Rains

With Only His Head Out Of The Driveway, The Dog Watched Automobiles Passing By On Rama IV Avenue

While Some Places Like Phraeng Phuthon Road Still Have Old Streets, Most Of The Buildings In The Center Of Bangkok Are Modern

Since Visitors Come To The Erawan Shrine With Their Own Wishes In Mind, The Shrine's Precincts Must Be Swirling With Wishes Of All Kinds

The Walls Of The Royal Palace In Bangkok Are Lined With Objects That Look Like Spades

At St. Ignatius Church, Tokyo, Mass Is Celebrated In Several Languages Other Than Japanese

A Woman Was Sitting In The Cafeteria And Another Woman Was Standing Next To Her At A Stoplight

If It Is Written In Traditional Chinese, I Can Somehow Read The Meaning, But If It Is Written In Simplified Chinese, This Is Not The Case

A Woman Was Walking In The Center Of A Sun-drenched Road Instead Of Along The Shaded Roadside At The Bailan Market

Taiwan's Motorcycle Ownership Rate Is 65.3 Per 100 People, Making It The Most Popular Country For Motorcycles

What Non-traditional Market Are You Referring To?

The Elderly Woman Passed By Without Even Looking At The Vegetables In The Vegetable Section

All Of The Buildings On The Grounds Of The Samukawa Shrine, Which Boasts A Long History, Are Relatively New

The Deities Of The Samukawa Shrine, Samukawa Hiko-no-mikoto And Samukawa Hi-no-mikoto, Are Not Mentioned In The Chronicles Of Japan