Benutzerkommentare

Startseite / Benutzerkommentare

Filter

Schlagwort

Autor

Album

Seit

Sortieren nach

Sortierreihenfolge

Anzahl der Elemente

Erste Seite | Zurück | 1 ... 38 39 40 41 42 ... 50 | Vorwärts | Letzte Seite

Lukas Bürgi (lb) - Freitag, 15. Januar 2016 um 05:19:15
Same road, but northwards view. If you're wondering about the decorations on the buildings: It was the 3rd of November. Birthday of Emperor Meiji celebrated as the Bunka no Hi (Culture Day) national holiday.
Lukas Bürgi (lb) - Freitag, 15. Januar 2016 um 05:09:35
So I'm a big fan of the anime Tamayura. And of course that meant that as soon as we changed location to Kyoto, a visit to the not too far away Takehara was in order. And the well preserved old town did not disappoint. Nor did traveling down the Kure Line. A railway line running along the coastline of the Seto Inland Sea from Kure to Mihara.

View towards the southern end of the main road of the old town centre. With the building the girls used in the series for their exposition. It serves the same purpose in real life as described in the anime.
Lukas Bürgi (lb) - Freitag, 15. Januar 2016 um 04:50:47
Another view, southwards this time. With one of the quite frequent reporter teams we've stumbled upon. Even being interviewed ourselves once in Nara.
Lukas Bürgi (lb) - Freitag, 15. Januar 2016 um 04:45:27
Hokōsha Tengoku, the pedestrian heaven, takes place every weekend. During this time, the main street through Ginza is closed down for traffic. Here and there, chairs and tables will be placed with parasols. It really changes the whole atmosphere of the otherwise very busy street.
Lukas Bürgi (lb) - Freitag, 15. Januar 2016 um 04:32:58
And it's not only Sake. This is all French wine of which there are yearly donations as well. Christof knows the story behind it better than me though.
Lukas Bürgi (lb) - Freitag, 15. Januar 2016 um 04:16:50
Casks of Sake that are donated to the shrine each year.
Lukas Bürgi (lb) - Freitag, 15. Januar 2016 um 04:13:56
The middle Torii of the Meiji Jingū in Yoyogi Park. As you can figure from me standing next to it, it's a huge structure. And all made out of wood. It reflects the importance of the shrine.
Lukas Bürgi (lb) - Freitag, 15. Januar 2016 um 00:40:00
Tokyo Main Station (well most of it, that building is LONG) that replaced the old Shimbashi Station as the central railway station of Tokyo. It's much nearer to the old center of the town, building it did make sense. And as you can see, even with all the work being done on the square in front of it, they went for a very prestigious building style.
Lukas Bürgi (lb) - Donnerstag, 14. Januar 2016 um 04:25:41
Several more of the cars, briefly stopping while waiting for the chance to move on, turning around at the crossroads in the background to come back down on the other side of the middle area of the alley.
Lukas Bürgi (lb) - Donnerstag, 14. Januar 2016 um 04:23:26
One of the cars in the parade: A classic Mini.