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Henro Postscripts: Tokyo Neighbourhoods

December 6, 2017.

Kamata Knives, Kappabashi Dogugai Street (Kitchen Street), Asakusa District

Ueno District

Kanda Second Hand Books Area, Akihabara District

Akihabara

Nihombashi District

Dassai 23 Sake Bar, Ginza

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Posted in Long Distance Walks, Shikoku and tagged architecture, Asakusa, ginza, japan, Japanese knives, kawaii, maid cafe, nihombashi, photo, Photography, tokyo, ukyo-e, wagyu on December 6, 2017 by David Firman. Leave a comment

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