Photos tagged with 'SILHOUETTE' (2/11)

Silhouette Of A Driver Swaying From Side To Side Like A Balancing Toy

Furo-mon Gate Of Gokoku-ji Temple At The Top Of The Stairs

Although The Osanbashi Pier Is Named A Pier, Its Shape Is A Quay For All Intents And Purposes

A Couple Getting Off The Toden Arakawa Line At Kishimojin-mae Station

Tokyo Skytree Seen From Shirahige Bridge

Entrance To Tokyo Midtown

Silhouettes Were Moving Around On The Mejiro Steps

Preparations Were Steadily Underway To Welcome A Large Number Of New Year's Visitors To The Grounds Of Hanazono Shrine In Shinjuku

A Silhouette In High Heels Was Walking Briskly Around The Area Once Known As Tsunohazu

Silhouette Walking Through The Recreated Streets Of The Urayasu City Folk Museum

Silhouette Standing On The Stile Of A Relocated Fish Shop

For Some Reason, The Glowing CURRY UP Sign On The Dimly Lit Sidewalk Makes Me Think Of A Diner

Tower Condominium Complexes In Musashi Kosugi Can Be Seen Clearly From Tamagawa Sengen Shrine

There Was Only One Tree Growing As A Landmark On Top Of A Burial Mound In A Residential Area

Tokyo Station Is Clearly Visible From The Window Of The Former Tokyo Central Postmaster's Office

Hasegawa Tohaku, Who Painted The National Treasure, Pine Trees, Was From Nanao

A Couple Was Viewing The Beppu Hot Springs World Map By Sohei Nishino, Pointing To It

The Underground Passageways In Shinjuku Are So Complex That No Matter How Old You Are, You'll Never Fully Understand Them

Girl And An Old Man Climbing Up A Steep Hill

The Silhouette Of A Woman Walking In The Sun Beyond The Takarada Bridge

Approach To Tomioka Hachimangu Shrine

A Group Of Boys Stopped In The Liaison Corridor Looking Out At The Scramble Intersection

The Olympic Monument Is A Structure Of Interest In Komazawa Olympic Park

An Installation Was Set Up In The Darkness Of Taka Ishii Gallery

The Platform Seen From The First Floor Of The Green Car Looks Different From Usual

I Think That The Custom Of Incense Burning Is Common In Temples Outside Of Japan, But The Custom Of Bathing The Smoke Seems To Be Unique To Japan

The Route Leading From The Inokashira Line Ticket Gates To Shibuya Hikarie Is A Maze And Complicated

Bashamichi Was Called Bashamichi (carriages Road) Because Foreigners Who Used To Live In This Area Used To Come And Go In Horse-drawn Carriages

Ikenoue Station On The Inokashira Line Is A Small Station Where Only Local Trains Stop

The More One Gazes At The Garden Of Kotoin, Where Maple Trees Are Planted Against A Backdrop Of Bushes, The More One Feels As If It Is Filled With Some Meaning

While Friday Mass Prayers Were Being Held At The Mosque, Children Were Playing Around In The Alley With Their Voices Raised

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

When Praying In Japan, The Hands Are Placed In Front Of The Chest, But In Southeast Asia, The Hands Are Usually Raised Higher Than The Head, Not In Front Of The Chest

As I Watched Her Walk Into The Glass Door With The Reflection Of The Outside, It Was Like Walking Into A World Of Mirrors

The Escalator Moving In The Darkness Was Like An Escape Route From The Dark Underworld To The Peaceful Ground Level

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

Maybe The Scramble Crossing In Shibuya Is Treated Like Times Square In New York City

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

I Still Don't Know How To Get To The Roundabout At The West Exit Of Shinjuku Station By Car

I Don't Know If It's The Effects Of Global Warming, But I Can't Help But Feel That The Most Pleasant Season, Spring, Is Getting Shorter And Shorter Every Year