Back in Germany I sometimes enjoyed going for a walk when the weather was nice, but in Japan I really came to love discovering my environment on foot. There’s just something about the little backalleys that suddenly give way to a shrine entrance, surprise you with houses surrounded by flowers and take you on a tour through the neighborhood.
Sparkling new buildings, broad streets, flashing neo signs, loud advertisement – all of this can be very entertaining and interesting to see, but I think without a walk through the often quite lively backstreets, you will never see the whole picture of a place. So today I will take you on a rainy day walk from the Tanimachi-9-chome station to Tennoji station and hope you will enjoy some of those random impressions I captured.
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Thank you, it has been quite a while
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Tennoji! ❤
The guest house I stayed was located in Tennoji!
Thanks for sharing, this brings back a lot of memories! ❤
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I’m glad you liked I 🙂
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I love hydrangea season. All these pics and almost no people. Amazing!
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It’s really astonishing how empty and quiet those little streets can be even when they are right beside a busy main road.
I love the hydrangea, too, though the rainy season not so much.😅
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Yeah I’m with you. Haaaaaaatttttteeeeee rainy season.
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Ha lovely pictures, looks kind of familiar now! 😀
Too bad we had the last few days in Osaka rain but anyways we enjoyed it a lot. Will have two blog posts about Japan I think, one for Tokyo and one for Osaka 🙂
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Thanks for this post. I do enjoy the back streets of where-ever. It shows a real Japan that many visitors do not see or experience.
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I agree that one tends to overlook small back streets when the time to travel is too short to see everything to begin with.
Walking through neighborhoods is now something I really appreciate when I spent more time at one place
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