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I don't know if these two couples even belonged together. But when I looked at the finished picture, I noticed this seemingly traditional division of roles and had to smile a little.
Along the streets of Kyoto there are many street food shops where you can eat traditional Japanese sweets.
In this shop two young students were buying dango.
Negozio di dolci tradizionali
Camminavo perso tra le vecchie botteghe di Kyoto, come un bambino che viene finalmente portato alle giostre ed avevo perso ogni contatto con la realtà.
Quando qualcosa vi sembra troppo bello, si perde quella capacità di assimilarlo razionalmente, tanto che molte cose appaiono sfocate e confuse.
Ma una scena appariva nitida tra tutte le altre, una scena a cui no avrei potuto dare una collocazione storica temporale, per la mancanza di punti di riferimento.
Un negozio di dolci tradizionali che a parte la plastica delle vaschette che contenevano i dolci, sarebbe potuto tranquillamente venire fuori dal passato.
Mentre osservavo le insegne scritte a mano ed il legno levigato da chissà quanti anni di utilizzo, due studenti sono spuntate dal nulla, ed anno comprato dei dango.
Erano vestite con l’uniforme scolastica ed erano giovanissime, ma prima di andare o tornare da scuola si erano fermate a prendere il loro dolce preferito.
Appena un attimo dopo è arrivato un anziano signore, con la sua bici di metallo argentato scintillante, non ha nemmeno notato le giovani studenti ormai al lato del negozio, ma si è subito perso con lo sguardo nel bancone tra i dolci.
Dopo aver chiacchierato con il venditore, ha scelto una confezione di dango da portar via.
Questa scena mi è rimasta così impressa che è stata una fortuna fotografarla e portarla con me tra i miei ricordi.
L’anziano signore venuto da un passato lontano, le giovani ragazze proiettate in un futuro ancora incerto ed il negozio di dolci tradizionali a fare da collegamento tra quello che è stato e dovrà essere, senza mai dimenticare i dango.
Traditional Korean Hanok architecture, Seoul's hilltop Bukchon Hanok Village residential area, South Korea. Hanok is a traditional Korean house first designed in the 14th Century.
The raw materials used in Hanok, such as soil, timber, and rock, are all natural and recyclable and do not cause pollution. Hanok's have their own tiled roofs (Giwa; Hangul: 기와), wooden beams and stone-block construction.
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Echinacea, or as I call it, coneflower, is supposedly a medicine, used by Native Americans. Many years ago, I worked with a lady who swore by echinaceas as a supplement to ward off the common cold. I grow it in my garden and love to watch the goldfinches eat the seeds.
Gyeongju, South Korea, a very old city (established before the birth of Jesus Christ) in Korea has many charms appealing to tourists.
Hofskirkja church is a beautiful turf church in the Öræfi region in South-East Iceland. There are only 6 turf churches remaining in Iceland and Hofskirkja is the last of the old churches to be built in this beautiful traditional turf style.
A traditional-style building in the old fishing and shipbuilding village of Shukunegi on Sado Island, Japan.
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Nón lá, the traditional Vietnam hat is worn by almost all older generation of women and many men. Younger women wear the conical hat usually only when wearing traditional clothes "ao dai". I think it looks beautiful on young women even when they wear jeans. Young men are seldom seen with such hat. Baseball cap is much more popular. This traditional symbol of Vietnam is around for 1000 years. Now these are mass produced for tourist trade and only few villages make them by hand. I bought a light traditional Nike red baseball cap, when I lost one of my own.
431. TMR Hoi An 2020- Feb -21, P1370700; Uploaded 2. July 2020, Lmx -ZS100)
A Pérola do Bolhão was fouded in 1917, it is one of the most characteristic shops in Porto. You can buy the best Portuguese products: coffee, tea, cod, tuna, dried fruit, wines, cheeses and cured meats.
We were invited by a very generous man in the community where we were volunteering to attend and be part of this beautiful wedding. The bride wears a gall bladder on her head.
Balinese Traditional boat, called jukung, is a small wooden Indonesian outrigger canoe. It is a traditional fishing boat, but newer uses include "Jukung Dives", using the boat as a vehicle for small groups of SCUBA divers.Essentially of Balinese origin, the double outrigger jukung is but one of many types of Pacific/Asian outrigger canoes that use the crab claw sail traditional throughout Polynesia. Whilst this sail presents some difficulties in tacking into the wind, actually requiring to jibe around, a jukung is superb in its reaching ability and jibe-safe running. They are usually highly decorated and bear a marlin-like prow.
I took the photo in "Perkampungan Budaya Betawi" (Betawi Cultural Village) Setu Babakan this is one of the house .... some treatments were applied to the photo for better result
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