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aremac101 · 19 days

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April 3, 2024 / Shinjuku Tokyo

#東京 #tokyo #photographers on tumblr #street photography #original photography #black and white #monochrome #b&w #ricohgr #ricoh gr #ricohgr3 #ricohgriii #odakyu

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asiaphotostudio · 2 years

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Tokyo, 1989 Tama River, Tokyo, Japan. 日本多摩川小田急線 Photography by Michitaka Kurata

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webdiggerxxx · 9 months

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#train #childrens illustration #childrens drawing #naive art #odakyu #japan #flickr #oldweb #old web

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stationpic01 · 1 year

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2019.2.2 Shinjyuku Station 小田急電鉄小田原線新宿駅

#japanphotography #Japanphoto #japanrailway #railway #trainphotography #station #鉄道 #駅めぐり #odakyu #小田急 #新宿駅 #終着駅 #東京の駅

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fujitrip365 · 1 year

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. 花咲く頃を待ち侘びて。 #flowerstagram #japanphotography #railfans_of_instagram #odakyu #odakyutrip #鉄道のある風景 #小田急多摩線 #小田急線 #黒川谷ツ公園 #はるひ野 #おさんぽ日和 https://www.instagram.com/p/CnT7VmHPq21/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#flowerstagram #japanphotography #railfans_of_instagram #odakyu #odakyutrip #鉄道のある風景 #小田急多摩線 #小田急線 #黒川谷ツ公園 #はるひ野 #おさんぽ日和

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fuuca8walkabout · 11 months

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MSE（60000形）小田急ロマンスカー Nikon Z 6II NIKKOR Z 24-200mm f/4-6.3 VR

#MSE #60000型 #小田急 #ロマンスカー #nikon #nikon z6ii #z6ii #odawara #odakyu #original photography #train

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navyvetinjapan-blog · 10 months

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MSE Romance car

#railway #trains #odakyu #japanese #japan #MSE Romance Car

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eslieber · 1 year

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Pole and Clouds 77/365 #Hipstamatic #Marshall #Odakyu #Apollo (at Gowanus) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp_fmKUNmqz/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#hipstamatic #marshall #odakyu #apollo

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mrnoodleboy · 1 year

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Botiks #hipstamatic #hipstography #hipstamaticph #hipstadreamers #hipsta_crazy #hipsta_junky #hipstamaticaddicts #kantōhp #odakyu #portraitphotography #iphonenography (at Ormoc City, Leyte, Philippines) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cle474oBxP3/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#hipstamatic #hipstography #hipstamaticph #hipstadreamers #hipsta_crazy #hipsta_junky #hipstamaticaddicts #kantōhp #odakyu #portraitphotography #iphonenography

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chop-chop-chop-chop · 2 years

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В системе верхних дыхательных путей евстахиева труба (правая, левая) (также называемая евстахиевой трубой или глоточно-барабанной трубой) представляет собой трубку, соединяющую полость среднего уха с носовой частью глотки (носовой глоткой). Одни образуются из кости, другие из хрящевой и фиброзной ткани, выстланной слизистой оболочкой. У взрослых трубка имеет длину около 36 мм и сужена в месте соединения со средним ухом. Протоки закрыты большую часть времени, но открываются во время глотания и зевания. Этот механизм уравнивает давление в среднем ухе с давлением снаружи

地球の表面　水面から大気を経て、空が水面に描かれる。緑がコントラストを作り出す。

#jordens axel #pohotography #iphone #landscape #japcnese pond turtle #l’ll go in this way #free falling #Tama river #odakyu #Savae city

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catsynth-express · 2 years

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Rincon Hill I-80 study #SF #Hipstamatic #KantōHP #Odakyu (at San Francisco, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ch5v3wfJs3j/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#sf #hipstamatic #kantōhp #odakyu

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aremac101 · 19 days

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April 3, 2024 / Shinjuku Tokyo

#東京 #tokyo #photographers on tumblr #street photography #original photography #black and white #monochrome #b&w #ricohgr #ricoh gr #odakyu

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asiaphotostudio · 6 months

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Tokyo, 1990 Izumi Tamagawa Station, Tokyo, Japan. 日本東京狛江市和泉多摩川駅 Photography by Michitaka Kurata

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my-b-side-life-aii · 2 years

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メインブログ: My B Side Life *Hyper 同時公開‼

小田急電鉄小田急ロマンスカーGSE はこね71号秦野築堤彼岸花秋空

※彼岸花と小田急ロマンスカーGSE※

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stationpic01 · 1 year

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2019.1.20 Shinjyuku Station 小田急電鉄小田原線新宿駅(地下ホーム)

#japanphotography #Japanphoto #japanrailway #railway #trainphotography #station #鉄道 #駅めぐり #odakyu #小田急 #新宿駅 #終着駅 #東京の駅

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lagycart · 1 year

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tokyo tohoku trip - day 10.

this is another day trip day to enoshima and kamakura which is a train ride away from shinjuku station. i purchase the enoshima-kamakura freepass from the ticket counter in the morning and boarded the next express train available to enoshima. the enoshima is an island just about 10 to 15 minutes walk away from katase-enoshima station.

during the walk across the bridge, i noticed that mount fuji is actually visible on the right, which is a really nice surprise. and the sky was very clear with nice sunshine as well. it makes the walk much more enjoyable.

upon reaching the island, there are stores along the pathway to the enoshima shrine up the hill. the stores sells various souvenirs and street food, though not all of them are open. i got myself a octopus cracker which is a flatten rice cracker with an octopus on it at asahi honten あさひ本店. the store always has a line so it’s very easy to spot. the cracker is so thin and crispy, it’s very nice to snack on. i also got a clam chowder croquette at tobiccho しらす問屋とびっちょ as croquette is always enjoyable especially when it is freshly fried.

enoshima shrine 江島神社 is located at the end of the road on the hill top and the view from here is actually quite amazing, do prepare to climb a lot of stairs though. i buy tickets to enter the enoshima sea candle 江の島シーキャンドル using the escalator, which saves time and energy. along the way, you get to check out the shrine area, some observation area that has really nice sew view. the samuel cocking garden 江の島サムエル・コッキング苑 is also along the way and it requires a sperate entry ticket.

i went all the way up to the sea candle observation deck to get a good view of the island and the sea, along with mount fuji as the weather was really perfect. the outdoor observation deck has the best view, but it does get windy and cold, so staying inside the indoor observation deck is better if you want to just chill for a while.

after resting and taking in the beautiful 360 view of the whole area and taking lots of photos as well, i made my way down by walking, i guess i did get lost somewhere and also forgotten about looking for the restaurant i wanted to visit for lunch, so i went to enoshima koya 江ノ島小屋 instead, to try one of enoshima popular dish - shirasu (whitebait) don. the tiny little fishes with rice is quite enjoyable, the overall texture and feel is different from eating the normal fish as they are just so tiny.

after lunch, i moved to enoshima station, which is another 15 minutes walk to take the enoden line (covered by the pass) to kamakura. my first stop would be hasedera temple 長谷寺, which has a really nice garden and is famous for its autumn foliage. this temple does have an entrance fee and you will get a postcard in return. the garden area is indeed very beautiful, but there’s also quite a lot of tourist in the area. the japanese zen garden was under construction so only a small part of it was opened. it is a great spot for photos and just to sit and relax and enjoy the beautiful nature.

visiting kamakura is not complete without going to check out one of the greatest buddha statue 鎌倉大仏 at kotoku-in 高徳院. here, you are also recommended to make a donation to enter, and you will receive a postcard as a souvenir. the temple area is very spacious and you will see many tourists taking photos at different angles. the buddha statue is indeed quite awesome and nice to look at.

after walking around so much, i definitely needed a break and some rest, so i head to komachi dori by bus to check out some street food and stores. i bought some fish cake from asahina あさひな which is near the entrance. there’s so many kind of steamed fish cake here, it’s definitely interesting to try some out. kanmidokoro kamakura 甘味処鎌倉 sells really good warabi mochi which i enjoyed at the store and also brought some home to share with my friend. i love warabi mochi very much as it is less sweet and has a very light jelly texture, it goes well with tea.

i also bought some japanese style earrings and some wooden utensils as souvenirs for myself and friends. this street has lots of interesting stores and there’s also some alleys in between that you can explore to find great stores.

a short walk away from the end of komachi dori, i stopped by tsurugaoka hachimangu 鶴岡八幡宮, a very popular shrine in the area. the space here is also huge, and there’s a long flight of stairs going up to the shrine, which i decided not to go, as my legs are hurting. instead, i just explored the open area and took some photos as the sky got dark.

since my friend will be joining for dinner, i head back to enoshima by enoden line and visited the same restaurant that i went to for lunch. to my surprise, they do have a more extensive menu for dinner, which is awesome. we ordered sashimi, seaweed tempura, grilled radish, grilled squid and fish soup hotpot to share with lemon sour for drink. the food is equally, if not more awesome, than the afternoon. the fish soup is highly recommended as the fish is very fresh and the soup is delicious and warm for the cold weather. this restaurant is definitely a must-try for me as the staff are nice and the food is so good and satisfying.

after dinner, we walked to enoshima island again, wanting to check out the night time illumination a samuel cocking garden, however, we arrived too late and they have closed. instead, we just explored the outside area which is also slightly illuminated and the weather was just so nice that night as we walked around, take photos and chit chat along the way.

the walk back to train station was really long, although my legs are really tired and it does hurt, i do enjoy the quietness and the peaceful atmosphere a lot. i wouldn’t get the chance to walk like this anywhere else or any other time. both enoshima and kamakura has so much to offer, i felt that i have only explored a small part of it. if you do have time and option, it would be best to explore each town on separate days so that you get more time to go around, and also would be less tired. XD

felt so good to reach home back in tokyo, took a hot bath to unwind and ready to rest for the night, after sharing the warabi mochi dessert together with my friend.

to be continued...

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