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Henro Postscript: Last Day in Japan

December 8, 2017December 8, 2017David Firman2 Comments

December 8, 2017. TOP Museum (Tokyo Photographic Art Museum).

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Long Distance Walks, Shikokuarchitecture, Atget, japan, Japanese photographers, photo, Photo gallery, Photography, tokyo, Tokyo Photographic Art Museum, top Museum, w. Eugene Smith

Henro Postscript: Shopping Tokyo

December 7, 2017David Firman8 Comments

December 7, 2017

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Long Distance Walks, Shikokuarchitecture, christmas, dog, ginza, harajuku, japan, kawaii, latte, photo, Photography, sashimi, sushi

Henro Postscripts: Tokyo Neighbourhoods

December 6, 2017David FirmanLeave a comment

December 6, 2017.

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Long Distance Walks, Shikokuarchitecture, Asakusa, ginza, japan, Japanese knives, kawaii, maid cafe, nihombashi, photo, Photography, tokyo, ukyo-e, wagyu

Henro Postscript: Roppongi to Robots

December 5, 2017December 5, 2017David Firman2 Comments

December 4, 2017.

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Long Distance Walks, Shikokuarchitecture, dog, ginza, greyhound, japan, modern art, Mori Art Museum, photo, Photography, Ramen, robot restaurant, Roppongi, Shinjuku, tokyo

Henro Postscript: Tokyo’s Odaiba District

December 4, 2017December 4, 2017David FirmanLeave a comment

December 4, 2017.

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Long Distance Walks, Shikokuarchitecture, fish therapy, Fuji TV, japan, Miraikan, Odaiba, onsen, photo, Photography, science, tokyo, train

Henro Postscript: Kyoto and Yokohama All-Sorts

December 3, 2017David FirmanLeave a comment

December 3, 2017. Kyoto in the morning. Shinkansen (bullet train in the afternoon. Yokohama in the evening.

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Long Distance Walks, Shikokuarchitecture, bento box, buddhism, bullet train, cruise, japan, Kyoto, photo, Ramen, shinkansen, temple, Yokohama

Henro Postscript: Nara’s Temples, Gardens and Homes

December 2, 2017David FirmanLeave a comment

December 2, 2017.

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Long Distance Walks, Shikokuarchitecture, buddhism, garden, japan, Japanese home, Kyoto, landscape, Nara, photo, Photography, tea house, temple

Henro Postscript: Kyoto Temple Walks

December 1, 2017David Firman2 Comments

December 1, 2017.

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Long Distance Walks, Shikokuarchitecture, bicycle, buddhism, christmas, dog, fall colors, fall colours, japan, kobo daishi, kukai, Kyoto, shrine, temple, Volkswagen, yakitori, zen

Henro Postscript: Kyoto’s Higashiyama and Gion Areas

November 30, 2017David FirmanLeave a comment

November 30, 2017.

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Long Distance Walks, Shikokuarchitecture, gion, izakaya, japan, Kyoto, photo, Photography, temple

Henro Postscript: Koyasan by Rain, Kyoto by Train

November 29, 2017David FirmanLeave a comment

November 29, 2017.

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Long Distance Walks, Shikokubuddhism, japan, kobo daishi, koyasan, kukai, Kyoto, photo, pilgrimage, shikoku, shingon, sushi, temple
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