The photos here were taken rather randomly over a period of a week's wandering around.
Wood stacked for the pottery kiln
The appetiser of a $15 lunch in Kurashiki, you should have seen the rest.
A wall in Kanazawa.
A warehouse wall in Kurashiki. This sort of construction was introduced when they got sick of the wooden ones burning down.
Wooden walls that have been purposely charred to act as a protective coating.
The screens at the entrance of a house.
Screens of an inn at night with amusing cut-outs.
This is where you sweep the dust outside in an old house, also ventilation. Korean restaurant in an restored ancient house.
The thatched stucture of a temple roof in Shirokawago.
Shingle roof in Kanazawa.
Fence facing the sea, Noto Peninsula.
Eating materials, near our house.
just beautiful and of course I love the bamboo frence and the charred walls - they're stunning. :-)
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