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Japanese Narrow Buildings - Photo 1

By Muza-chan on Jul 1, 2009 | In Japan travel | 6 feedbacks »

I don’t know how it is for those who live or work in this very narrow building from Tokyo, but for me, these buildings are delightful.

Photo taken in Shibuya, close to 109:

Buildings in Shibuya

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 BlackCross
Wow, now that's impressive, dar nu cred ca e comod de miscat in ea, dar defapt fara poze si idee cum ar arata ea inauntru nu pot formula o parere definitiva, it's weirdly cute anyway. 8)
07/01/09 @ 21:14
 Tornadoes28 · http://toshogu.blogspot.com
That is cool. It is hard to believe that is an actual building.
07/01/09 @ 22:56
 Jamaipanese · http://www.jamaipanese.com
thats what you get when space is at a premium
07/01/09 @ 23:55
 virgo27 · http://www.homebodyblogger.com
i guess a country with millions of people has limited space. geez, no space.
07/02/09 @ 01:54
 Don & Krise
You come up with some of the most interesting shots. I swear.
07/02/09 @ 08:25
 Emm · http://missus-emm.blogspot.com
I like the 360 degree map!
07/03/09 @ 00:38

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