Ascent, Shinonome Jinja, Matsuyama, Japan
In the late afternoon, a woman climbs the stairs to Shinonome Jinja in the city of Matsuyama on Shikoku, the smallest of Japan’s four main islands.
In the late afternoon, a woman climbs the stairs to Shinonome Jinja in the city of Matsuyama on Shikoku, the smallest of Japan’s four main islands.
Tsukimi-Bashi (月見橋, “moon-viewing bridge”) in Okayama, Japan, links Okayama Castle (pictured to the left) with Korakuen, the city’s iconic Japanese Garden.
On a walk through Higashi Chayagai (ひがし茶屋街), a historic district with many old shops and teahouses in Kanazawa, Japan,
Besides being home to the iconic Fushimi Inari Shrine, Kyoto’s Fushimi (伏見) Ward is known for being Japan’s second-largest sake-producing area.
Along the water front on the northern side of Akashi Kaikyō Bridge (明石海峡大橋) in Kobe, Japan, folks are pictured having a snack.
German-born and Vancouver-based Fred Herzog (1930-2019) was a pioneer of color photography.
Walking through the Old Town of Takayama (高山) in Gifu Prefecture, Japan, this photo looks down Sannomachi Street on a rainy afternoon.
Visiting Jingoji Temple in the Takao (高雄) area north of central Kyoto, Japan, the approach passes the Takao Kanko Hotel,
Zenkōji Temple (善光寺) in Nagano was founded in the 7th century and stores the first Buddhist statue ever to be brought into Japan.
Ochanomizu Bridge in Tokyo, Japan, affords this view of Ochanomizu Station along the Kanda River,
At a Convenience Store in Kanazawa, Japan, I was just looking to get some bottled tea when I noticed this rather fashionable customer shopping in the aisle beside me.
On a walk through the Old Town of Takayama in Gifu Prefecture, Japan, I came across this decoration in front of a restaurant entrance.

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