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ARMiller's Photos of Japan

Photos of Japan

April and May 2002 (Also see Japan photos 2004, 2007)

Photos from Himeji, Kamakura, Kyoto, Nara, Nikko, Shinjuku, Takayama, Tokyo
Also see Mary's Impressions, Itinerary, and Nihongo, Japanese Language
Most of these photos were taken with a Nikon Coolpix 990 and edited with Adobe Photoshop.

Map of Japan Shinjuku § Shinjuku § Shinjuku § Shinjuku § Chinese Teishoku, Set meal § Sushi § Shinjuku § Hotel Kaminari-mon (lightning gate), Shinjuku § Keiô Line Ticket service and Passport § Shinjuku § Tokyo subway map Nakamise shopping district, Asakusa § Nakamise shopping district, Asakusa § Asakusa, Tokyo § Asakusa, Tokyo § Asakusa, Tokyo § Sensoji Temple, Asakusa, Tokyo § Sensoji Temple, Asakusa, Tokyo § 5-story pagoda Gojûnotô § Cable Stay, Tokyo § Rainbow bridge, Tokyo § Akira, Yasuko, and Shino Sawaoka § Our bedroom § Kamakura § Yasuko and Akira Sawaoka in Kamakura, Asahi beer, Kamakura Prince Hotel§ Diabutsu, Kamakura § Kamakura § Shankansen § Automatic Toilet § Japanese Toilet Nagoya Castle § Nagoya Castle § Diado staff, Goro Yamauchi Diado handout Takayama § Takayama § Dolls and Manekineko § Cedar ball at sake factory § Takayama § Noren, short curtains mean open § Takayama § Takayama § Takayama § Takayama § Takayama § Takayama § Takayama § Morning musume trading card § Kamogawa Odori (dance) § Beer in vending machines § Orenji mikan homumedo teisuto, Sutoreeto fruit juice brendo § Manekineko, Takayama § Takayama § Hida Folk Village Takayama § Takayama § Takayama § Takayama § Takayama § Takayama § Takayama § Takayama § Takayama § Takayama § Gesui (below-water) means sewer § Takayama § Takayama § Takayama § Takayama § Takayama § Takayama § Takayama § Takayama § Takayama § Clipped Shih Tzu § Takayama § Takayama § Takayama § Hoba miso, Takayama § Takayama § Takayama § Takayama § Takayama § Takayama § Takayama § Takayama § Himeji § Himeji § Himeji Castle § Himeji Castle § Himeji Castle § Himeji Castle § Himeji Castle § Himeji § Nara § Nara § Deer food for sale § Nara § Nara § Fuji (Wisteria) at Nara § Nara § Nara § Nara § Nara § Daibutsuden, 161 feet high, Nara § Daibutsu, Nara § Daibutsu, Nara § Daibutsu, Nara § Daibutsu, Nara § Sleeping on the train § One-day Kyoto-bus card Kyoto § Kyoto § Kyoto § Nijojo § Nijojo § Nijojo § Nijojo § Nijojo § Nijojo § Nijojo § Nijojo § Nijojo § Nijojo § Ryoanji Temple § Ryoanji Temple § Chôzubachi at Ryoanji Temple § Ryoanji Temple § Kinkakuji Plastic food samples § Plastic food samples § Tanuki § Kiyomizu § Chôzubachi at Kiyomizu § Kiyomizu § Kiyomizu § Gion § Miyako Odori (dance) § Kôhî Sandoitchi § Reservations Nagoya to Takayama and Kyoto to Tokyo § Shankansen § Shin-Kyô, Sacred Bridge § Nikkô § Nikkô § Nikkô § Nikkô § Tôshôgû Shrine, Nikkô § Tôshôgû Shrine, Nikkô § Nikkô § Nikkô § Nikkô § Nikkô § San'en or mizaru, Nikkô § Nemuri Neko, Nikkô § Nikkô § Nikkô § Taiyûinbyô, Nikkô § Nikkô § Nikkô § Nikkô § Tokyo § Imperial Palace, Tokyo § Imperial Palace, Tokyo § Imperial Palace, Tokyo § Tokyo § Tokyo § Chapatsu, hair dyed brown, Ikebukuro Tokyo § Tokyo station § Last meal in Japan § Meal Receipt § Tokyo § Tokyo § Tokyo § Tokyo and Fujisan § My meishi §

To see all photos enlarged, click for part 1, part 2, or part 3.

§ Photographs by ARMiller, Copyright © 2002-2006

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