Sometimes it’s good to stand still amidst the daily hustle and bustle. JR Nagoya Station, Nagoya, Japan.
Floor patterns and reflections inside Nadya Park, an office and commercial complex in downtown Nagoya, Japan.
Twice a month, a flea market is held at Ōsu Kannon, a Buddhist temple in Nagoya, Japan. The terrace outside the main hall provides a great overview.
On the 18th and 28th day of every month, a flea market is held on the grounds of Ōsu Kannon, a Buddhist temple in Central Nagoya, Japan.
Different generations of worshippers emerge from the Main Hall at Ōsu Kannon Temple in Nagoya, Japan.
On the Spaceship Aqua rooftop of the Oasis 21 complex in the Sakae area of Nagoya, Japan, a young couple is looking towards some neon advertisements at dusk.
On a walk through the Osu area of Nagoya, Japan, I ran into this scene of a father and son playing football outside the small Banshō-ji Temple.
Strolling through an aging, but nonetheless lively and charming covered shopping street in Nagoya’s Ōsu district, I came across this colorful noodle restaurant.
Atsuta Jingu in Nagoya is Japan’s second-most important Shinto shrine, after the Ise Grand Shrine.
A wholesome scene from a local greengrocer’s shop in the Osu district of Nagoya, Japan.
A fashion-conscious shop clerk is waiting for customers in a shopping street of the Ōsu district in Nagoya, Japan.