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Koenji Facades and Entrances, Tokyo, Japan

東京・高円寺

Four doors — or rather, three doors and a rather questionable ascent to one more door - from Kōenji in Tokyo, Japan.

Shot with iPhone 11 Pro. Edited with Adobe Lightroom Classic.

  • In the Koenji area of Tokyo, Japan, a white-grayish building has two very colorful doors. On the left, a wine-red door covered by a faded blue sun roof, and on the left, a bright yellow door as part of a bigger yellow facade with a window.
  • In the Koenji area of Tokyo, Japan, this photo shows a patchwork-looking door that is the entrance to a bar named Moss Light. To the left of the door is a Closed sign and a sprayed black wall graffiti of a black cube with a question mark inside.
  • In the Koenji area of Tokyo, Japan, this photo shows an elegant-looking brown residential entrance door. To its right is a shop sign that says Hige Oyaji, which roughly translates to old man with beard.
  • In the Koenji area of Tokyo, Japan, this photo shows a very dilapidated and unsafe-looking ascending flock of stairs. The stairs are uneven in shape and size, and on the adjacent wall is an indescribable mixture of wires, cables and pipes. Someone manually painted Watch your step on the upper part of the stairs.

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Norbert Woehnl

Norbert Woehnl

Norbert Woehnl is a Photographer in Tokyo, Japan, specializing in Travel, Location, Editorial and Street Photography.
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