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Used Bookstores On The Street Not Only Sell Books, They Also Reinforce Them

This Chewing Tobacco-like Substance, Called Paan In India, Is Called Kun In Myanmar, And Many Men And Women Prefer It

When I Visited 8 Years Ago, Hardly Anyone Had A Cell Phone, Let Alone A Smart Phone, But Now Everyone Has A Smart Phone

The Intersection Of The Canal And A Busy Street Was Bustling With Activity, Stores And Food Stalls

Napping In The Aisle Is Not The Exclusive Domain Of Cats, So Some Humans Are Sleeping

Smartphone Penetration In Thailand Is 70%, Which Is Apparently Higher Than The Penetration Rate In Japan

The Long, Narrow Track That Stretches Right In The Middle Of The Market Is Still A Working Track, And Trains Still Run Through It Several Times A Day, Although The Number Of Trains Is Low

A Group Of Men Were Playing A Game Of Thai Chess Called Makruk In A Park On A Weekday

Makruk, Like Chess And Japanese Chess, Is A Board Game That Originated In Chaturanga In Ancient India

Although Deposit Interest Rates In Thailand Are Much Lower Than They Were Before The Asian Currency Crisis, They Are Still Higher Than In Japan

Many People Are Praying At Lak Mueang, Which Means Pillar Of The Town

On Phraeng Phuton Street, The Man Was Tending To An Old Sewing Machine

A Wide-brimmed Hat, A Long-sleeved Shirt, And Something To Cover Your Neck Are All You Need To Protect Yourself From The Sun

The Man With The Phra Kruang On Was Making Bowls For The Monks To Use To Alms

Walking Along The Edge Of The Roadway, It's Easier To Walk And See The Inside Of The Stalls, Killing Two Birds With One Stone

Customers Came One After Another, Attracted By The Vegetables On Display

Not Only Were There People Socializing With Neighbors On The Sidewalk, But There Was Also An Old Woman Sewing

While He Was Stirring The Pot In His Hand, The Man Was Cooking The Chicken On The Net

I Wonder How Hot Roasted Chestnuts Will Sell In Ever-summer Bangkok

The Ground With The Fingers Of The Right Hand Is Called The Demon's Descending Mark, The Pose That Buddha Took When He Drove Away The Demons

The Man Who Hit The Hammer Rhythmically With A Thump Was A Locksmith

The Young Man Standing At The Entrance To Wat Stat Was Acting Suspicious

The Man Was Working In A Small Store That Was A Mess

Early In The Morning, You Can Encounter A Group Of People Doing Tai Chi At The Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall

In Taiwanese Markets, You See Knives With Unusual Shapes That You Don't See In Japan

His Gesture And His Wonderful Smile Made Me Even More Satisfied

A Man With Aging Eyes Was Reading A Newspaper On A Bench Set Up On The Sidewalk

The Wife Was Behind The Wheel And The Husband Was Sitting In The Back Seat

The Contrast Between The Haphazardly Stacked Baskets And The Quiet Figure Of A Woman Eating A Light Meal Created A Strange Harmony In The Chaos Of The Market

I'm Beginning To Think That A Deserted Market Is Not So Bad If I Can Meet Someone's Peaceful Smile In Such A Tranquil Setting

Inside A Store Selling Betel Buts, A Young Man Was Making Betel Nuts While Looking At His Phone

Man Squeezing Kabosu

The Guy Who Was Also Selling Chicken Crowns Looked Bored

The Same Red Sutras Were Placed On A Row Of Desks In The Precincts Of The Temple

My Figures On His Glasses

Pilgrims Who Weren't Performing Ablutions Were Performing Some Sort Of Ritual On The Shore

While I Was Absorbed In Taking Pictures, A Peddler On The Platform Across From Me Told Me That A Train Was Approaching

When I Pointed The Camera At Them, The Men Who Had Been So Jovial Earlier Had Hard Expressions On Their Faces

Butcher On The Other Side Of The Meaty Curtain

Standing Man And Sitting Man