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artborghi · 7 years
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Cross over
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Wide and intertwined crossings of Tokyo, Click each picture to zoom in. This photo series is part of the reportage Japan of mine.
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Siddhārtha Gautama
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The path to the Enlightenment is winding but rich of surprises. Main entrance to Toyokuni Shrine, Kyoto Paths out of Mizuya Shrine, Nara Through the wooden corridors of Itsukushima Shrine, Miyajima island Low tide at Itsukushima Shrine, Miyajima island The greatest Buddha (Siddhārtha Gautama) of Nara View on Kyoto from the uphill Kiyomizu-dera Temple Click to zoom in each picture. This photo…
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artborghi · 7 years
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Siddhārtha Gautama
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The path to the Enlightenment is winding but rich of surprises. Main entrance to Toyokuni Shrine, Kyoto Paths out of Mizuya Shrine, Nara Through the wooden corridors of Itsukushima Shrine, Miyajima island Low tide at Itsukushima Shrine, Miyajima island The greatest Buddha (Siddhārtha Gautama) of Nara View on Kyoto from the uphill Kiyomizu-dera Temple Click to zoom in each picture. This photo…
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Repetita iuvant
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Repetitions help for the understanding of the unknown. The graveyards of Toribeyamataishakutenotsumyo, Kyoto Messenger doves for prayers to the Gods.  Modern wishes hanging into the 1,300 year old Kasuga-taisha shrine, Nara The thousand graves piled up in the temple of Jomyoin, Tokyo Kasuga-dōrō (Japanese stone lanterns) along Mizuya Shrine, Nara The 4 km-long covered-trail up to the holy mount…
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artborghi · 7 years
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Reflections of Japan
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The golden inkaku-ji (Rokuon-ji) Zen Buddhist temple, Kyoto Class mates at Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park Osaka train station Kinosaki onsen, bridges over thermal waters Himeji Castle, pine tree gardens Nanzenji Temple, Dragon gardens, Kyoto Dotombori, river cruises of Osaka Click to zoom in. This photo series is part of the reportage Japan of mine.
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artborghi · 7 years
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Ayami and Teiko
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Today is the day! We turn twenty only once, isn’t it? Memories of this day have to be conserved… … many memories … … and of course shared! We then visit the Temple to take a peek on our future … and if we pick bad luck, we leave it bound to the gates. Sometimes we dream for a moment of relax … … but we have to keep movin’on: our adult age has just started! This fictional story of Ayami and Teiko…
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artborghi · 7 years
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It's all a matter of style
It’s all a matter of style
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Welcome to architecture-playground Japan. Iconic buildings and variegate neighborhoods gently blended in Osaka and Tokyo. If architecture really affects the way we feel, you will feel good in Japan! Outskirts between Osaka and Tokyo Asahi beer HQ, Tokyo: notice the white foam on the golden beer glass Tokyo bay area Noa’s builduing with its iconic brick basement, Tokyo Ginza district, Tokyo Osaka…
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artborghi · 7 years
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Portals
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Subway doors, Osaka The glass floor on Tokyo TV Tower Paper doors, Higashi-Hongan-ji Temple, Kyoto Main entrance, Higashi-Hongan-ji Temple, Kyoto Nanzen-ji gardens, Kyoto The massive Sanmon gate,Nanzen-ji Temple, Kyoto Click to zoom in. This photo series is part of the reportage Japan of mine
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artborghi · 7 years
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It smells like fish
It smells like fish
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Tsukiji is the largest fish and seafood market of the world, actually, it is one of the largest markets of the world of any kind. Located in Tokyo bay, it is organized in inner and outer markets: the first for buying, the second for eating. Either you manage being there at 4am for the tuna auction or before 11am to watch all-the-creatures-of-the-vast-ocean for sale, don’t miss it before it moves…
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artborghi · 7 years
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Not all is Geisha
Not all is Geisha
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For their 20th birthday, Japanese girls dress kimonos and walk the streets of Kyoto (and to a lesser extent of Tokyo). Much rarer is to meet a Geisha. It happened in Kyoto, just before she quickly disappeared in a taxi after a special evening at the restaurant. Kyoto’s motto: dress (kimonos) ’til you drop Tourists at Meiji Jingu Shrine, Tokyo Kimono girls at Kiyomizu-dera Temple, Kyoto It is a…
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artborghi · 7 years
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Spiritual elements
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Stone, water and wood: the spiritual geometry of Japan is based on few natural elements, blended as nature would do. Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, Kyoto Wooden bridge, Shosei-en Garden ,Kyoto The Zen garden at Ryoan-ji Temple, Kyoto Tea room, Nanzen-ji gardens, Kyoto Itsukushima Shrine, Miyajima island, Hiroshima Bay Click to zoom in.
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artborghi · 7 years
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Never alone
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Either single or surrounded by crowd: the giant banners of Tokyo and Osaka will never let you alone. Ueno entertainment district, Tokyo Shinjuku shopping street, Tokyo Harajuku shopping district, Tokyo Dotonbori, Osaka, night-life hottest-spot of Osaka. Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo, world’s most busy crossing Click to zoom in.
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artborghi · 7 years
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Japan of mine
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Itsukushima Shrine,  Miyajima island, Hiroshima Bay.   From the urban landscapes of Tokyo and Hiroshima to the hot-springs of Kinosaki-Onsen. Through the Buddhist temples of Nara, the imperial city of Kyoto and modern Osaka, a photographic reportage on the several faces of Japan. Artborghi photographers Lorenzo and Maria Francesca will guide you through Japan of mine.  
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artborghi · 7 years
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That was Japan of mine
That was Japan of mine
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Every trip has an end, or just a start of a new beginning. That was Japan of mine, a photo reportage between the locations of Tokyo, Kyoto, Kinosaki Onsen, Osaka, Kobe and Hiroshima, explored in May 2017 by Lorenzo Borghi and Maria Francesca.  Thanks for following it, below the 19episodes of Japan of mine. Never alone Spiritual elements Not all is Geisha Hidden It smells like fish Portals It’s…
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artborghi · 7 years
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Meta art
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Sometimes the container outmatches the content, like at the  National Art Center of Tokyo. Designed by Kisho Kurokawa, it is one of the highest symbols of impermanence (as temporary structure) and honesty of materiality (as natural textures) in Japan. A squared Japanese flag for the 10th anniversary of the National Art Center of Tokyo Iron to iron and glass to glass: entrance and escalators of…
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