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There are two things that's most common in Japan: vending machines and tombs. Every street corner has a vending machine, and every few blocks has a graveyard. Death becomes as convenient as buying a drink from the vending machine. It's more easy to find a burial site than a parking space. (Note: this is not a story, just pictures of tombs)
1) Family tomb
Home - End of trip, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Vancouver, South East Asia, Thailand, Exit Bangkok
Tue 2006-10-31 08:38:52 |
2) Million spirits of the three universe
Home - End of trip, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Vancouver, South East Asia, Thailand, Exit Bangkok
walk 0.04 km SW from last photo
Tue 2006-10-31 08:41:20 |
3) Tomb of silence
Home - End of trip, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Vancouver, South East Asia, Thailand, Exit Bangkok
walk 0.20 km (or 3 mins) SE from last photo
Tue 2006-10-31 08:54:21 |
4) Tomb of the firemen
Home - End of trip, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Vancouver, South East Asia, Thailand, Exit Bangkok
walk 0.05 km SE from last photo
Tue 2006-10-31 08:58:59 |
5) Family tomb
Home - End of trip, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Vancouver, South East Asia, Thailand, Exit Bangkok
walk 0.08 km (or 1 mins) NW from last photo
Tue 2006-10-31 09:19:48 |
6) Tomb of sakakibaras
Home - End of trip, ., South East Asia, Thailand, Exit Bangkok
walk 928.49 km (or 13,927 mins) SW from last photo
Fri 2006-11-24 17:05:57 | 7) The autumn of tombs
the trail went up and up, passing through houses on both sides. The trail grew narrower and the houses more apart. Occasionally, I saw tombs on the side. They stood bravely before the autumn trees. They greeted me warmly, as if saying, "soon you wil... Home - End of trip, Ishikiri, South East Asia, Thailand, Exit Bangkok
walk 94.64 km (or 1,420 mins) SE from last photo
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