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St. Nikolai, Whose Name Is Preserved In The Nikolai Cathedral, Also Went To Hakodate When He First Came To Japan

It Is Difficult To Feel The Former Vigor Of The Sanpo-ji

The Kanazawa Bunko Next To The Temple Has More Presence Than The Shomyo-ji Temple Itself

The Streets Of Kawagoe, Called Little Edo, Were Actually Built In The Meiji Era

Shachihoko On The Roof Of Yushima Seido Squirting From Its Head

The Thatched-roof Gate Is The Oldest Structure In Jindai-ji Temple

In The Past, People Had To Cross Shinobazu-no-ike Benten-do Temple By Boat

Many Old Japanese Houses Are Open, But The Hirose Residence Did Not Have An Open Atmosphere

The Japan Open-air Folk House Museum Is Like A Real Village, An Outdoor Museum That Is Fun To Walk Around

A White Elephant Carrying A Flower Pavilion Used In The Flower Festival To Celebrate The Birth Of Buddha Was Placed There

It Is Said That Tile Roofs Are Becoming Less Common Due To Cost Rather Than Earthquake Protection

Pigeons At Ueno Toshogu Shrine

A Courtesan And A Crow Were Looking At The Precincts Of Tomioka Hachimangu Shrine In The Same Way

Behind The Glass Doors Stood A Magnificent Japanese-style Structure

The Name Yebisu Comes From The Brand Name Yebisu Beer

The Temple Bell Was Hung In The Corridor Connecting The Amida Hall And The Goeido Hall At Nishi Hongan-ji Temple

The Roof Of The Goeido Hall, With Over 170,000 Tiles, Is Lovely To Look At From Below

The Current Jakarta-Kota Station Building Was Built Nearly 100 Years Ago, In 1929

It Would Have Been Beautiful To See The Townscape With Its Dark And Light Tiled Roofs From Above, But There Were No Tall Buildings Around

There Was A Bench At The Entrance Of An Alley In Jakarta, Where Well-wishers Could Hold A Meeting

Right Next To The Big Chatuchak Market, There Is A Big Shopping Mall Called JJ Mall

The Orange Roof Of Wat Phra Kaew Must Be To Create The Image Of The Building Itself Wearing A Robe

Two Policemen Sat In Chairs Under A Helmet-shaped Roof, Calmly Watching The Traffic

Garuda Symbols Called Chofa Are Attached To The Roof Of The Temple Built At Wat Arun

The Only Cities In Southeast Asia With Subways Are Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Manila, And Bangkok

Of Course There Are Skyscrapers In Bangkok, But There Are No Modern High-rise Buildings Around Wat Saket

The Roof Of The Mazulou Tianhou Temple Is Crowded With Gods

Entering Silhouette

Boy Standing On The Roof Of The Bus

Parabola Antennas On The Roofs

Figure Walking In Front Of A Building

Two Men Sitting On The Roof Of A Bus

Horseshoe Arches Appear Everywhere In Morocco

Man Standing On The Roof Of A Boat

Tile Roofing In Angdong Folk Village

Roofs In Pashupatinath

Yu Garden Is A Garden That Was Originally Built In The 1500s By An Official As A Gift To His Father

Roof Of A Buddhist Temple

Two Men On The Roof Of A Temple

Bus And Traffic Controller