When you think of houses in Japan, don't you think of glossy architecture and tiny apartments? There are plenty of those around, of course, but in the countryside and big cities alike, there are still a lot of old houses for the photographer to discover. Today I'll be starting a series of the old, quaint and other interesting buildings that I have photographed during my visits to Japan.
The building above is a pawnshop in Takayama. One of those places you'll be sure to bump your head when entering as the door reaches less than 1.80m (6ft).
Camera: Pentax *ist DS, lens: Sigma 18-50mm F2.8 EX DC MACRO
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Hey wasup well i was surfing the net and the i found ur page thing and i have to say that those r really good photos oh by the way my name is Hans H. Ter Horst weird uh? anyway if u want to get in contact with me heres my hi5 http://evndix.hi5.com if u wonder what i do im n actor and its cool to know that theres a Hans Ter Horst in europe lol take care budy c ya
You will see many classic or old houses in Okinawa... Japan is a great place to live in
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