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Narita Japan

Omotesando Street Narita
Ume Cafe & Berrys Cafe on Omotesando Street Narita
Three Story Pagoda at Naritasan Shinso-ji Temple in Narita

Narita is a city east of Tokyo located in Chiba Prefecture. The city has an old traditional atmosphere and a pleasant place to visit. The main shopping street is called Omotesando near Naritasan complex with many wooden buildings lining the streets selling items like senbei, tsukemono, and unagi eel. The main attraction of Narita is Naritasan Shinso-ji, a Buddhist temple. The temple deity is Fudo Myo-o and has long been known as “Narita Fudo”. It is a center of Fudoson belief and about 3 million people visit the temple from January 1st to January 3rd for new years prayer. To travel to Narita from Tokyo one can take either the Keisei trains or JR trains Joban line and Narita line.

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Tokyo Street Photo II

Tokyo Street Photo 2023

Street photography in Tokyo II using photo editing software

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Morning Arrival at Haneda

Observation deck from the International Terminal 3


Haneda International Airport is the largest airport in Japan serving both domestic and international passengers. It opened for air service in May 1955 serving domestic routes. But in July 1963 it started international service and began increasing it’s service until May 1978 when international passenger service moved to Narita International Airport to reduce aircraft congestion at Haneda. International passenger service returned at Haneda after new runways opened and a New International Passenger Terminal that opened in 2010.


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Street Photo Tokyo

Street photography is one of my favorite styles of photography

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Shimokitazawa Mural

Shimokitazawa, Setagaya, Tokyo 2023

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Morning Walk

06:00 Morning walk on Kyu-Nikko-Kaido Street in Soka, Saitama October 2023
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Fall Colors of Chichibu

Chichibu National Park in Saitama Prefecture Japan is known for changing seasons like the Fall.
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Kita-in Temple Kawagoe

Kita-in Buddhist Temple in Kawagoe, Japan is thought to have begun when the monk Ennin founded Muryoju Temple in 830 A.D. It was burned down during fighting in 1205, and was rebuilt in 1296 by the monk Sonkai. Then Emperor Gofushimi made it head of the Tendai Sect temples in east Japan in 1300. Kita-in became the main temple of the three-temple complex after Tenkai became the head monk in 1599.

〒350-0036 Saitama, Kawagoe, Kosenbamachi, 1 Chome−２０−1

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Tsuruga-jo Castle

Tsuruga-jo Castle 鶴ヶ城 is the symbol of Aizu and located in Aizu-Wakamatsu City in Fukushima Prefecture. It was known as an invincible castle as it lasted one month against an enemy during the end of the Edo era 1868-1869. But in 1874 it was torn down into stone walls. Later it was rebuilt in 1965 and also in 2011 it went through a major facelift. You can view cherry blossoms in the spring and fall leaves in autumn. The address is 1-1 Outemachi, Aizu-Wakamatsu City, Fukushima, 965-0873. For more information please contact: info@tsurugajo.com

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Kitamae Yokocho in Sakata Yamagata Prefecture

Kitamae Yokocho food village in Sakata

Kitamae Yokocho (alleyway) in Sakata Yamagata Prefecture is a food village in the Nakamichi District opened by young chefs in Sakata. At the food village there are many small izakaya’s (drinks and shared inexpensive food). This is a place where locals eat and they serve yakitori, ramen, and other izakaya-style food. On the weekends you can also listen to music.

https://sakatacity.com/