A shop featuring clothing and goods for dogs, located on Takahashi Street.
One entrance to Takahashi Street, Tokyo.
Asahi Beer Hall and headquarters designed by Philippe Starck.
The Asahi building and river as seen from a restaurant we ate at.
A small traditional restaurant that features eel. We sat at the empty table in
the picture. We ate so much eel we couldn't look at it again for some
time!
Large langerns in front of the Sensoji Temple (the oldest temple in Tokyo). It
was a miserably rainy day, so good pictures were difficult.
The long entrance to the Sensoji Temple. It really shocked us to see so much
commercialism and cheap tourist trinkets so close to the temple, but our
guide said it has been that way for a very long time.
Sensoji Temple, Tokyo
Incense burning at Sensoji Temple. Visitors purchase incense, light them in a
large burner, then extinguish the flame by waving their hand. They fan
some of the smoke towards their face as the smoke is believed to have
healing power.
Worshipping in the temple.
Paper lanterns listing supporters of the Temple
Patron lanterns for the Sensoji Temple.
Pagoda at Sensoji Temple. It was a dark, rainy day.