Okay, this is weird, but the first thing I thought was “Hatsune Miku forty years on…”, because negi.
Do you see those things on trains and subways too? Since typically so much is locally accessible, within walking distance, maybe not?
Another great story shot – symbolic of Japan’s aging population, maybe. I wonder if she’s got a hikikomori child at home. Or she’s a mama-san at a small bar?
Nah, generally not. Like you say, it’s easily bought locally.
Thanks! She intrigued me. The clothes for starters, and then the protruding negi. Also, as that area, along with where she was headed, isn’t really a residential area, she seemed even more out of place. But I think you might have nailed it. A mama-san makes total sense.
Al says
Love the vegetables sticking out of her cart! 🙂
Lee says
Yes, that and her clothing struck me as a huge contrast to her surroundings.
Squidpuppy says
Okay, this is weird, but the first thing I thought was “Hatsune Miku forty years on…”, because negi.
Do you see those things on trains and subways too? Since typically so much is locally accessible, within walking distance, maybe not?
Another great story shot – symbolic of Japan’s aging population, maybe. I wonder if she’s got a hikikomori child at home. Or she’s a mama-san at a small bar?
Lee says
Most definitely lost in time then!
Nah, generally not. Like you say, it’s easily bought locally.
Thanks! She intrigued me. The clothes for starters, and then the protruding negi. Also, as that area, along with where she was headed, isn’t really a residential area, she seemed even more out of place. But I think you might have nailed it. A mama-san makes total sense.
Coli says
Gorgeous shot again. She totally stands out! Love it!
Lee says
Thanks a lot! She does, doesn’t she? Saw her from across the road and she even stood out then, so was happy to get a photo of her.