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Motion blur from Yurikamome Line, an automated train in Tokyo, Japan
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A small Japanese white Daihatsu car in a street in Tokyo (Japan)
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A nice japanese woman in a shop, Takayama, Japan
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Fish seller at Tsukiji Market, Toky, Japan
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A japanese girl walking around through a crouded street in Tokyo (Japan)
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A japanese man eating ramen in a Ramen restaurant in Tokyo (Japan)
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Paper lanterns, street lights and Ramen Restaurants in a street of Takayama city (Japan)
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Francesca dressed up as a Maiko (an apprentice geisha) in Kyoto (Japan)
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Gotokuji temple in Tokyo's Setagaya district in Kyoto (Japan). Maneki Neko (or beckoning cat) is a common Japanese cat doll which is often believed to bring prosperity and good luck to the owner.
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Yasaka Pagoda of Hokan-ji temple during sunrise, a wonderful temple in a traditional japanese street in Gion district, Kyoto (Japan)
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Sannenzaka street during sunrise. Sanneizaka (Sannenzaka) is a traditional japanese street in Higashiyama-ku, Gion district, Kyoto (Japan)
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Francesca crossing at Shibuya district in Tokyo. Shibuya crossing is the busiest crosswalk in the world (Japan).
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Francesca at The Soho, a colorful office building in Odaiba, Tokyo (Japan)
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Motion blur from Yurikamome Line, an automated guideway transit service moving between modern business buildings in Tokyo (Japan)
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Senso-ji Temple (also called Asakusa Kannon Temple) in Asakusa, Tokyo (Japan).
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Red Torii gates at Fushimi Inari Shrine in Kyoto (Japan)
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Senso-ji Temple (also called Asakusa Kannon Temple) in Asakusa, Tokyo (Japan). Senso-ji is the second tallest pagoda in Japan.
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Two girls dressed in Yukata taking a selfie together in the Bamboo forest of Arashiyama, Kyoto (Japan)
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Gotokuji temple in Tokyo's Setagaya district in Tokyo (Japan). Maneki Neko (or beckoning cat) is a common Japanese cat doll which is often believed to bring prosperity and good luck to the owner.
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View of night city light and from the Front Gate of Yasaka Shrine in Kyoto (Japan)
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The Bamboo forest of Arashiyama, Kyoto (Japan)
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Shigure-tei, a traditional tea house in Kenrokuen Gardens, Kanazawa (Japan)
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First sunrise rays of sun through the Bamboo forest of Arashiyama, Kyoto (Japan)
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Momiji moment in Eikando Temple in Kyoto. Momijigari refers to the tradition of visiting forests to look at these beautiful japanese mapple trees in autumn.
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A group of happy japanese girls wearing Yukata, a traditional kimono, at Eikando Temple in Kyoto (Japan).
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Beautiful red maple leaves in Autumn season. Momiji moment in Eikando Temple in Kyoto. Momijigari refers to the tradition of visiting forests to look at these beautiful japanese mapple trees in autumn.
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A woman dressed like a Maiko (apprentice geisha) taking a photo of Yasaka Pagoda of Hokan-ji temple, a wonderful temple in a traditional japanese street in Higashiyama-ku, Gion district, Kyoto (Japan)
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Paper lanterns, street lights and Ramen Restaurants in a street of Takayama city (Japan)
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Three schoolgirls passing a pair of drinks vending machines on a street in Tokyo (Japan)
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Bamboo abstract detail and motion blur in the Bamboo forest of Arashiyama, Kyoto (Japan)
