A Japanese-style building

I reluctantly went to work cause it was Sunday. :(

When I went out from the entrance of the station,

I usually wait the signal to be turned green.

While waiting for that, I took a pic.

And I was wondering what that Japanese-style building is.

I'll go there when I have free time.

A castle shape sign

There is a sign of castle shape.
Because there is the castle called Kururi-Jo near this mall.
(Jo means castle in Japanese)

I took this picture from our car.








Rural sights made me relaxed.

A Sento At Yanaka

Give me some holidays, I've been tired much hum..
I had to work on this Saturday and Sunday.
I know I may be busy right before releasing our software though.

Anyway, this is the pic of Sento.
Sento means Japanese public bath.
Many people take a bath together at a big bath.
I think some people of other countries are not willing to take a bath with strangers or neighbors.
But most Japanese don't care about doing that.

This Sento is rare because it's on the second floor.

A House Of Takasyo At Yanaka

This is a Takasyo's house at Yanaka.
Takasyo means falconry, training and using falcons for hunting.

The entrance looks cool.
I wanna go into the house and see how they train falcons.

I found out the introduction of falconry on the internet.
The Japan Falconers Association

Urban shrine

It's rare to find out a shrine at such a street of office buildings.
I took a picture by my cellp hone camera.
I didn't go upstairs.

An old house

I didn't take any pictures today.
I posted a past picture.
This picture is an inner part of Japanese old house.
Nobody lives in this house now.
It looks a little bit scared.

The shrine

I post the past picture.

I went to my town's shrine with my mother and my wife on January 1st.

Most Japanese go to a shrine at the beginning of the year to pray for their happiness, health, or something.

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This is my father's birthplace, old Japanese style house.

There is a branchy persimmon tree in front of the house.