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Swing Street Cafe
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Swing Street Cafe, Kyoto
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Swing Street Cafe, menu blackboard
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Students from nearby Doshisha University, most likely.
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Owners of the Swing Street Cafe
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Swing Street business card
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Swing Street Cafe. The musical cat signifies the jazz music one hears there. Great collection of jazz LPs.
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Pouring rain and no umbrella. Stood in a doorway waiting for rain to stop, looked back and noticed a passageway to the interior of the block with this interesting sign at the end. "Come inside" it said. So I did.
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Appealing drawing, so in I went.
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Lots of soft, natural light. I was wet and hungry and had a bowl of great soup, a half sandwich, and coffee. Perfect.
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Kitchen and interior were pleasantly industrial.
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Thread Cafe's business card photo
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Thread Cafe business card. http://th-readcafe.com/
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Stationery shop lady showing me her beautiful cards
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Offering me a piece of candy on my way out. Typical of the friendliness I always encountered.
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Mrs. Matsui, my darling machiya landlady, Nishijin, Kyoto
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Early morning in the machiya
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Wood and shadow
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Wood, window, and sky
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Wood and sky
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Wood and window 1
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Wood and window 2
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Wood and window
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Wood, roof, and sky 1
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Wood, roof, and sky 2
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Jotenkaku Art Museum, Shokoku-ji Temple, rain
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Jotenkaku Art Museum, Shokoku-ji Temple, rain
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Jotenkaku Art Museum, Shokoku-ji Temple, rain
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Reflections. Jotenkaku Art Museum, Shokoku-ji Temple
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Jotenkaku Art Museum, Shokoku-ji Temple, ladies' room
