Despite the concrete sprawl of Japan's postwar urban development, you can still find tranquillity in a brilliant-green, moss-covered temple garden or in the alcove of a traditional restaurant with its tatami-mat flooring, shielded from the other guests by shoji (paper screens) remnants of a not-so-distant past.
Even deep in the large cities of Japan, you can find tranquil temples or traditional restaurants.
There are no traditional restaurants or tranquil temples left in Japan after the war.
The disciple James' hiding place is farther up the road from here.
December is the month for brides.
An old couple is walking.
A large man leaps off an automobile.
The people are sitting.
A person watches a man ride a surfboard