Avec le vrai héros de la virée. Retour / Suite
Les prêtres Japonais peuvent aussi bénir votre voiture. Japanese priests are available to bless your car. Suite / Next
Môssieur Loïs. Retour / Suite
On ne visite pas les temples Japonais avec des chausettes trouées. Never visit Japanese temples with holes in your socks. Suite / Next
Et le modèle de compétition, avec 5 réglages. And the premium model, with five tuns. Suite / Next
Avec trois boutons de réglage. With three tuning buttons. Suite / Next
Les célébrissimes toilettes Japonaises. The very famous Japanese loo. Suite / Next
Dommage pour les nains... Not for dwarfs... Suite / Next
Leurs stations services ont un petit quelque chose... Their petrol stations are somehow peculiar... Suite / Next
C'est valable pour les garçons également. Applicable for boys too. Suite / Next
Déjà en uniforme dès l'école. In schools, they already wear the uniform. Suite / Next
With the futon on the tatami, the sliding doors and shutters, and the quietness. Next
And the nature again. A bit worked out, of course, but so pleasant and peaceful... Next
A typical image of Japan, isn't it? Next
The Japanese camelias. Next
One of the beautiful beaches of Miyajima. However, given the temperature outside, no specific fancy for a bath... Next
Miyajima's got its dares too, who spend most of their time sleeping. Poors... Next
My buddy. Next
And the pagoda. Next
Its massive torii certainly is one of the most famous traditional picture of Japan. Next
The commemoration monument, with a flame (not obvious on the photo, sorry), which is to keep on burning until all nuclear weapons have been eliminated on earth. We'll have to be patient... Next
The colourful Shinto temple. Next
Again. Next
The "Dome", located just vertically below the explosion point, so that the structure withstood the blow. This was the only building still standing after the explosion within a radius of two kilometres. The ruin is carefully maintained in the stage it...
Now let's go to Miyajima, a very beautiful island located in the Hiroshima Bay. Next
