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Originally, Stupas Were Placed At The Center Of Buddhist Temples, But In Japan, They Are Rarely Placed At The Center

Naritasan Shinsho-ji Temple Stands On The Site Where The Fudo Gomaku, A Ceremony To Pray For The Exorcism Of Taira No Masakado, Is Said To Have Been Performed

Apparently Empress Shoken Enjoyed Fishing In The Nanchi Pond Of Jingu Gyoen

People Relaxing On Umisora Deck

Ginza Wako Is The Retail Division Of Hattori Watch Store, The Predecessor Of Seiko Holdings, As A Separate Company

The Reason Why Strolling Through A Redeveloped Town Doesn't Seem Interesting Is Because The Flow Of People Has Become Too Smooth

The Pedicab Driver Didn't Seem To Have A Smart Phone, He Was Puffing On A Cigarette And Idly Waiting For A Customer To Arrive

Fatahillah Square Was Deserted On A Weekday, And The Rental Bikes Were Quietly Waiting For Their Riders To Arrive

There Are Many People Who Make A Living Using Sewing Machines In Various Countries, But It Is Rare To Find A Tailor Whose Main Focus Is To Move Around

The Word Becak Is Said To Be Derived From A Chinese Word In The Fujian Dialect, Where A Carriage Is Called Becak

Elderly Man Fitted Well To The SL Square

Damnoen Saduak Floating Market Is A Tourist Market, So When There Were Few Tourists, People Seemed To Be Free

A Hat Is A Must To Avoid The Sun At The Floating Market

Buying In The Floating Market Looks Like A Drive-through Shopping

The Hat, Thai Ngob, Seems To Look Disproportionately Large On The Head

While It Looks Like Fun To Freely Travel Back And Forth Along The Canal, I'm Sure I'd Soon Get Bored If I Had To Pass By The Same Place Every Day

At The Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, Both Fruit And Souvenir Shops Looked Bored

A Female Boatman Wearing A Traditional Ngob, Or Hat, Gripped The Oars Tightly With Both Hands

Locals May Go Shopping At The Supermarket On Land Instead Of The Floating Market On The Canal

To The Man, A Clean Hat Was Like A Canvas

The Woman Was Selling Lottery Tickets At A Table Set Up On A Street Corner In Mae Klong

It Is Rare To See People Wearing Traditional Hats Called Ngob In Modern Bangkok

The One In The Orange Vest At The Khlong Toei Market Is A Transporter Inside The Market

Maybe It's A Minority In Countries Like Japan, Where Most People Use Rectangular Cutting Boards

No Matter How Good The Food Is, I Just Don't Feel Like Eating Spanish Food In Bangkok

Sangenjaya Was Named After The Three Teahouses That Were Located There

When You Walk Around Hamarikyu, There Is Always A Skyscraper Somewhere In Your Field Of Vision

The Open-air Market In The Central Yangon Was Bustling With People

It Is Not Uncommon To See People Wearing Brightly Colored Bamboo Hats In Yangon

The Man Looked Bored, As If He Was Doing Business In A Busy Place But Not Selling Well

In Contrast To Many People Who Were Taking It Easy, The Buses Were Busy, Trying To Run Every Inch Of The Way

I Pointed The Camera At A Woman Happily Frying Food And She Smiled Shyly

The Man Was Pedaling A Pedicab Named Saiq-ka With A Powerful Face

People Were Coming And Going In The Dimly Lit Market Aisles

Eggplant And Cabbage Were Sold On The Platform

The Aisles In The Da Nyin Gone Market Are Unpaved And Bumpy

The Vendor Was Hungry On The Platform Of Da Nyin Gone Station

The Pedicab With Umbrella Drove Past Me

In The Midst Of A Noisy Open-air Market, The Man Was Silent And Pensive

The Man Was Sitting In Front Of A Jewish Synagogue