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Old and New Architecture in Tokyo - Photo 4

By Muza-chan on Dec 7, 2009 | In Japan travel | 18 feedbacks »

Another join between old and new from the Tokyo’s mixed architecture attracted my camera in Ikebukuro, this time because of the traditional look of the old building.

Old building in Ikebukuro

This old building remained between three tall new buildings and, although it seems deserted, gives to the place a certain charm…

Building in Ikebukuro
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The old not giving into the new. As time marches on.
12/07/09 @ 19:29
 Tornadoes28 · http://toshogu.blogspot.com
That old building is so typical of the smaller towns and rural areas.
12/07/09 @ 20:09
 Muza-chan [Member] Email · http://www.muza-chan.net
Yes, and old pharmacy (the sign says... Kirin Pharmacy?)
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 Carmen Henesy · http://rnsane.blogspot.com
I like seeing the old and new, side by side!
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 Katie · http://katiesjapanfiles.wordpress.com
I love that! It could look forlorn, but it actually looks cozy. That backdrop begs for a model in front of it - high contrast, dark vignette...the whole works :)
12/08/09 @ 08:10

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