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十番稲荷@麻布十番One point perspective @ Juban Inari, Japan

十番稲荷@麻布十番
One point perspective @ Juban Inari, Japan


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Not sure why I remember this, but I took this shot of sake bottles and cups displayed in the window

Not sure why I remember this, but I took this shot of sake bottles and cups displayed in the window of a bar in Azabu Juban called “ラッキー酒場” or “Lucky Bar” in English. For some reason, the sign had written in English “Plane Deep Fried Chicken”. I never went in to find out why…. Someone once told me there chicken was really good, now it’s too far for me to find out if it is true… :-(
14 January 2012。 。
2018 © Michael Mercado // lost-tokyo.blogspot.com // lost-edo.tumblr.com // www.facebook.com/Lost.Edo。
#Sake #SakeCup #SakeBottle #お酒 #ラッキー酒場 #Lucky #Bar #酒場 #Izakyaya #居酒屋 #AzabuJuban #MinatoKu #Minato #Tokyo #Japan #麻布十番 #港区 #東京 #東京都 #日本 #OriginalPhoto #OriginalPhotography #Nikon #NikonD700 #D700 (at 麻布十番 ラッキー酒場)
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A simple yuzen washi tapestry depicting tanabata was hanging in a shop window on a hill leading up t

A simple yuzen washi tapestry depicting tanabata was hanging in a shop window on a hill leading up to Moto-Azabu away from the hustle and bustle of Azabu Juban.
These are the simple memories that I have from living in Japan for 15-years… I’d walk by this shop occasionally and see other washi hanging depicting Hina Matsuri, Boys Day, New Years, and even western holidays like Christmas and Halloween.
16 June 2018
2018 © Michael Mercado // lost-tokyo.blogspot.com // lost-edo.tumblr.com // www.facebook.com/Lost.Edo
#竹のめぐみ #YuzenWashi #Chiyogami #Washi #和紙 #Paper #Tapestry #JapaneseFestival #JapaneseHoliday #Tanabata #MotoAzabu #AzabuJuban #元麻布 #麻布十番 #Minato #港区 #東京都 #東京 #Japan #日本 #NoFilter #OriginalPhotography #OriginalPhoto #Nikon #NikonD600 #D600 (at Moto-Azabu)
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麻布十番のグリグリ 2018.10.

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