Shoe Shiners, Yurakucho, Tokyo, Japan
Shoe Shiners working outside Yūrakuchō Station in Tokyo, Japan.
Photos taken using Mamiya 6 with 75mm f/3.5 lens
Shoe Shiners working outside Yūrakuchō Station in Tokyo, Japan.
A small shop selling Satsuma-age (fried fishcakes) at Harmonica Yokochō in Tokyo, Japan.
Harmonica Yokochō (ハモニカ横丁), located to the north of Kichijōji station in Tokyo, Japan, used to be a flea market in the post-WWII years.
A view of Yanaka Ginza, an old-style shopping street in the Taito ward of Tokyo, Japan.
The two-storied Rōmon Gate at Nezu Shrine in Tokyo, Japan, was built in 1706.
View towards the ocean from the premises of Hase-dera Temple in Kamakura, Japan.
This view into the “Happy” barbershop in Kamakura, Japan, feels like a glimpse of a bygone area.
A tunnel of small Izakaya (Japanese pubs) in the area around Yurakucho Station in Tokyo, Japan.
Daily business at a greengrocer in the old Yanaka Ginza shopping street in Tokyo, Japan.
At Yanaka Ginza in Tokyo, Japan, a woman is walking past a shop that is decorated with a poster of Shinzo Abe.
On one of my early outings with the Mamiya 6 in 2015, I forgot to properly align the film starting indicator
People striding across the Lobby of JP Tower in Tokyo, Japan.
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