23 Sep 2018: Odaiba viewed from Roppongi Hills Mori tower
Seen from 6 kilometers away through a 300 mm telephoto lens, the Odaiba Island seems just a narrow land strip. The most recognizable landmark of the island, the headquarters building of Fuji Television, was by the famous architect Kenzo Tange. The metallic ... »
23 comments 22 Sep 2018: Takao-san Inari Shrine
The most popular deity (kami) in Japan is Inari Okami, the Shinto god of rice and food. There are about ... »38 comments 21 Sep 2018: Edo period black walls
A peculiarity of the Kurazukuri style buildings constructed in Edo towards the end of the Edo period ... »61 comments 20 Sep 2018: Fukagawa Edo Museum
A small neighborhood at the end of the Edo period, modeled after the Sagacho part in Fukagawa, was ... »25 comments 19 Sep 2018: Cedar trees on the old Tokaido road
Planted at the beginning of the Edo period at the order of the shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu, the cedar ... »51 comments 18 Sep 2018: Half Pipe Don Quijote Roppongi
Constructed on the roof of the 8-story building of the Don Quijote store in Roppongi, Tokyo, the half ... »26 comments 17 Sep 2018: Hakone shrine torii in the rain
The Hakone shrine was moved on its current location, inside a spectacular Japanese sugi pine forest, ... »43 comments 16 Sep 2018: Gokoku-ji Furo-mon gate
The Furo-mon gate of the Gokoku-ji temple in Bunkyo, Tokyo, was added to the complex relatively ... »36 comments
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