So, with my newly bought tea stashed in my camera bag, I continued on.
This house was just outside the market on a side street. I love the shape and pattern of the womanās umbrella against the verticals in the house.
So, with my newly bought tea stashed in my camera bag, I continued on.
This house was just outside the market on a side street. I love the shape and pattern of the womanās umbrella against the verticals in the house.
It was raining today, and raining hard. The typhoon that had been working itās way closer to Japan since I arrived was finally catching up to me. Today was also the day to leave Kyoto and head back to Tokyo. That being the case, it left me only a short amount of time to do anything before I had to catch my train out of town. I decided my plan then would be to just head to theĀ Nishiki MarketĀ (near where I went theĀ night before)Ā to do some photography and buy some tea from a local shop in the market namedĀ Mr. Yamada and TeaĀ (č¶ćć¾ć©ćć/cha yamadashiya). I bought tea from them last time I was in Kyoto and it was fantastic! Continue reading “Nishiki Market, Kyoto (part 1)”