No.213 Within the grounds of the metropolitan apartment complex in Takanawa 1-chome
This is the first time a ‘mikoshi’ (portable Shi...
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No.214 Yoshio Oishi and other loyal retainers – 'seppuku' (ritual suicide) site
The site of the ritual suicide of Yoshio Oishi a...
No.215 Former Hosokawa residence beech tree
A large beech tree that is on my commuting route...
No.216 In front of the Takanawa Imperial Residence (former residence of Prince Takamatsu)
An annual autumn flea market is held in the fron...
No.217 Shokoji's crape myrtles
The crape myrtles at Shokoji also bring color to...
No.218 Stairs behind Shokoji
Takanawa is a place where there are large number...
No.219 Takanawa's ‘kanban kenchiku’ (signboard architecture) (1)
There is a large amount of ‘kanban kenchiku’ (si...
No.220 View of Seishoko Festival
Looking from Kakurinji (Seishoko). It’s lively, ...
No.221 Takanawa's ‘kanban kenchiku’ (signboard architecture) (2)
A now-rare example of ‘kanban kenchiku’ (signboa...
No.222 Shojoji's red-blossomed plum tree
Every year around February, a magnificent red-bl...
No.223 Seirinji
In early May, the garden’s Chinese peonies and a...
No.224 Ogre-shaped tile on Jokyoji's main gate
It really resembles an ogre. Apparently, it is ...
No.225 Jokyoji in summer
The blueness of the sky and the greenness of the...
No.226 Sengakuji's guardian lion-dog
I like the expression of the guardian lion-dog g...
No.227 Gishi-sai (Gishi Festival) (Sengakuji)
I look forward to December 14 every year.
No.228 Sengakuji's cherry blossoms and war drum
These cherry blossoms are also one thing I look ...
No.229 Radiant landmark
Takanawa Fire Station Nihonenoki Branch is a loc...
No.230 Fire prevention
Takanawa Fire Station Nihonenoki Branch inherits...
No.231 Katsurazaka's hydrangeas
Hydrangeas and other flowers planted by voluntee...
No.232 Horazaka
If you look to the left of Katsurazaka’s Toshiba...
No.233 Takanawa's ‘kanban kenchiku’ (signboard architecture) (3)
Three stores stand in a row. They bring to mind ...
No.234 Takanawa's ‘kanban kenchiku’ (signboard architecture) (4)
‘Kanban kenchiku’ (signboard architecture) shine...
No.235 Former Residence of Prince Takeda (1)
Takanawa is home to a large number of former res...
No.236 Former residence of Prince Takeda (2)
The former residence of Prince Takeda photograph...