No.732 Temperature rising! Keep going up the slope!
Blessed with fine weather, past 1:30 p.m., when ...
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You will surely want to go for a walk!
No.736 Through the narrow school path
Even the scenery I always see seems precious whe...
No.739 Slope and dappled sunlight
The pleasant dappled sunlight improves my mood.
No.742 No parking
Photographed on the way from Shii-no-ki to Gyora...
No.750 Townscape of 2015
I photographed the townscape of 2015 as it is so...
No.754 Intersection at Gyoranzaka-shita
An ordinary intersection. How long will it last?...
No.756 Has it changed from the past? – School Zone
Bringing back memories of walking. But did it sa...
No.758 A chair with age rings
Only those who have lived for years can sit on t...
No.759 A reassuring landmark
The narrow roads of the temple district make it ...
No.767 Walking around town with camera in hand
Town walk while enjoying conversation with parti...
No.771 Yureizaka
Temples line both sides of the slope, and it...
No.773 Gyoranzakashita intersection
The intersection remains in its old form, with b...
No.775 Yureizaka
I felt that the steep slope and narrowness were ...
No.778 Gyoranzaka-shita with high-rise office buildings
The intersection at Gyoranzaka-shita with its pr...
No.783 Now a bright alley
Yureizaka is sunny, and it is now a narrow alley...
No.786 Gyoranzaka
This is a signboard at Gyoranzaka-shita. Buildin...
No.788 Yureizaka
It was a steep slope, but the walls of the house...
No.795 Current Speransa Building 8 (former site of Shirokanedai 2-chome streetcar stop)
Photo showing Photo No. 794 today. The first flo...
No.852 Katsurazaka
This was around Katsurazaka. The Western-style b...
No.868 I love festivals, Part 1
I took this photo from the second floor of my ho...
No.869 I love festivals, Part 2
I took this photo from the second floor of my ho...
No.894 Blown by the wind on the pedestrian bridge
Sleeping peacefully and looking so cute☆
No.905 Kuwabarazaka and bench
A quiet bench in front of Kojiro Inari Shrine, w...
No.907 This marks the end!
Photographed to preserve the town's records...