
I visited Nagoya a while ago and traveled to Ise Jingu on the train. My stay in Nagoya was short so I only managed to take a few photos around the Station before getting on the train.















I visited Nagoya a while ago and traveled to Ise Jingu on the train. My stay in Nagoya was short so I only managed to take a few photos around the Station before getting on the train.
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Suica, JR’s electronic payment card, and Matsuya, a popular teishoku eating place, have a promotion for customers who use their Suica card to pay for a...
Many of you following me on Twitter saw that I forgot my camera bag on the train today with my Nikon D700 and lenses inside. When I got on the train I was...
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It took time, but it’s good to have you back.
The last few articles are filled with nice pictures, and the first few here are candies for the eye!
And it all feels great.
Thanks 🙂
Known by many as the “Witch’s Hat”
Beer garden!
Great idea 🙂
“Nana-chan”
Kintetsu
This thing have a name? Vanguardist art is not my fort, but im sure this accumulates some degrees at midday =o!
Can you explain me the purpose of this barrier, please?
I think it is just to stop people falling between the carriages from the platform