Kobe- Motomachi Street- vintage postcard c.1912- 18-12-2009 21;08;02

Kobe- Motomachi Street- vintage postcard c.1912- 18-12-2009 21;08;02
Originally uploaded by Cairlinn

I DID LEARN THAT MACHI MEANT STREET......Now about the moto? I believe it is defined as main. So, this is the Main Street of old Kobe. I notice all of the electrical lines and I am getting inspired about the electrification of Japan. So, it looks like it is time to break out the research books and start in. I am seeking some illustrations and/or photos of the workers installing electric lines. There is another subject that should be equally as interesting--the history of the electric trains in Japan. It is an interesting world, is it not? Would be great to have another 68 years to study and learn...........Editor
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Kobe- Motomachi Street- vintage postcard c.1912- 18-12-2009 21;08;02

Uploaded by Cairlinn on 18 Dec 09, 2.22PM PST.

Tokyo- Asuka hill- Cherry Blossoms- vintage postcard- 18-12-2009 20;59;40

Tokyo- Asuka hill- Cherry Blossoms- vintage postcard- 18-12-2009 20;59;40
Originally uploaded by Cairlinn

I AM TOTALLY THRILLED.....DISCOVERED A NEW POSTCARD COLLECTION...YOU MUST TAKE A LOOK AND SEE. IF YOU LOVE JAPAN, YOU WILL LOVE CAIRLINN'S COLLECTION....
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Tokyo- Asuka hill- Cherry Blossoms- vintage postcard- 18-12-2009 20;59;40

Uploaded by Cairlinn on 18 Dec 09, 2.22PM

feel your love! hug me!

feel your love! hug me!
Originally uploaded by kalandrakas

YES........this is the Japan I knew and loved so........always the smile. Always the sincere joy....
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feel your love! hug me!
Free Hugs Campaign
© Kalandrakas | www.jessleecuizon.com

More free hugs here.

Uploaded by kalandrakas on 17 May 07, 12.56AM PST.

portrait of my Tower44+

portrait of my Tower44+
Originally uploaded by Momota.M

A FEW WORDS ABOUT THIS PHOTOGRAPH

about this photo......it is an inspiration, it is an invitation to begin a new adventure that will be seen through the lens and only the lens will tell the whole story in silent details. The window behind the camera is symbolic; it will not become a clear window until one picks up the camera and begins taking photographs. Robert L. Huffstutter
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portrait of my Tower44+
serene moment... with soft light from the classic window.

GR Digital 2
at Tokyo / Meguro

Uploaded by Momota.M on 24 May 09, 5.12AM PST.