2021年02月15日
Late night walk
One of my favorite things to do in Japan is walk, or bike, around the neighborhoods. While in Nagoya, I spent
many weekends biking around in no particular direction, with no end destination. I really enjoy the architecture and nonuniformity of Japan's neighborhoods. Houses that look ready for a zombie apocalypse next to a tradional house with a beautiful garden. Square plots of land, rectanglular, trianglular, 3 story mansions, and tiny town houses, all woven together.
On a late night walk I ran into this building. Tiny, wood panelled, a moped parked out front and a single red lantern.
This is my favorite building, thus far, in Takamatsu.
many weekends biking around in no particular direction, with no end destination. I really enjoy the architecture and nonuniformity of Japan's neighborhoods. Houses that look ready for a zombie apocalypse next to a tradional house with a beautiful garden. Square plots of land, rectanglular, trianglular, 3 story mansions, and tiny town houses, all woven together.
On a late night walk I ran into this building. Tiny, wood panelled, a moped parked out front and a single red lantern.
This is my favorite building, thus far, in Takamatsu.
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