Neat and Crazy Stuff in Japan page 5

Silver Sand Repairman	[ index| x000001 , 150912 ]
City: Kyoto Location: Ginkakuji A grounds keeper at the Silver Pagoda carefully reshaping the silver sand after a young american girl tramped on the structure.

Looking Cool at Nijo	[ index| x000001 , 150912 ]
City: Kyoto Location: Nijo Me at Nijo, spiffy in my sleevless shirt.

I followed this Guy for quite a while.	[ index| x000001 , 150912 ]
City: Mozumi/Toyama He didnt really seem to know where he was going despite the advertisment on his shirt.

Bridge in the Garden	[ index| x010001 , 150912 ]
City: Kyoto Location: Imperial Palace Cool old timey bridge in the imperial gardens. The sign says, please do not enter.

Chrysanthemum	[ index| x010001 , 150912 ]
City: Kyoto Location: Imperial Palace The Chrysanthemum was the symbol of the imperial family and adorns the end of all the roof tiles in the imperial compound.

Protected Tapestry	[ index| x010001 , 150912 ]
City: Kyoto Location: Imperial Palace One of the few tapestries one is able to photograph in japan. This was outside of the emporers throne room.

Silver Sand	[ index| x010001 , 150912 ]
City: Kyoto Location: Ginkakuji Another view of the combed silver sand structure at the Silver Pavilion.

Garden	[ index| x010001 , 150912 ]
City: Kyoto Location: Nijo These next few are all of the beautiful gardens at the shoguns residence. All of the gardens have a very nature, yet groomed feel to them, sort of like a dreamscape, and a step beyond just coexisting with the surrounding environment.

More Lovelinee	[ index| x010001 , 150912 ]
City: Kyoto Location: Nijo I love the green lake, and the reflections of all the green in it.

The Pathways in the Gardens	[ index| x010001 , 150912 ]
City: Kyoto Location: Nijo Neat stone bridges allowed people access to different parts of the gardens.

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