No.530 Workshop tools
I wonder how many processes are involved in comp...
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Lots of nostalgic photos!
No.531 From Minato City to the nation as a whole
The sound of the hand-made signal bugles resonat...
No.532 A broad, floating space in Shirokane-Takanawa
The former site of a city employee housing compl...
No.533 Stairs that rise straight ahead
Stone stairs that rise straight ahead. When you ...
No.534 Kitasato's relaxation and refreshment space
In a park beside the ‘hokora’ (miniature Shinto ...
No.535 Well at Ryugyoji
To the back of the monuments to Hikozaemon Okubo...
No.536 This is the bell at Ryugyoji.
This is the bell at Ryugyoji. These are precisel...
No.537 Shrine with a lock of hair
A lock of Dr. Robert Koch's hair is reporte...
No.538 A giant olive tree that conceals the sky
It was a hot day. When I happened to look up at ...
No.539 Showa era alley that inconspicously remains
I discovered an alley that remained here, appare...
No.540 Shady tree provides place of rest
Shirokane’s elevated area features cherry blosso...
No.541 Stone monument marking the “birthplace of dentistry” (2)
Today a stone monument sits inconspicuously on a...
No.542 Gyokuhouji's main gate
The main gate of Gyokuhouji, which is famous for...
No.543 New and old buildings at the Shirokane 1-chome intersection
Looking towards Shirokane 1-chome from the front...
No.544 Quaint stairs
Around the middle of Shirokane Kitasato Street, ...
No.545 I come first!
Humans have a tendency to alter nature, but this...
No.546 An extraordinary space
Compared to long ago, tall buildings have increa...
No.547 Mitadai Park's archeological remains
A cross section of the shell layers discovered a...
No.548 Yakuoji's morning glory well
There is a well that is known as the morning glo...
No.549 Daishinji's history
Daishinji, where the grave of the founder of the...
No.550 To live is to be strong
The unusual trunk of a beech tree, with a large ...
No.551 Mitadai Park's signboard
The signboard introduces the history of Jomon pe...
No.552 Kenmujinja
A god that brings luck and good fortune.
No.553 Well pump at Raijin-yama Children's Playground
The blue well pump stands out all the more in a ...