Drawing Board

04/04/01 Catalog 1-15 | 16-30 | 31-45 | 46-60 | 61-75 | 76-90 | 91-105 | 106-120 | 121-135 | 136-150 | 151-165 | 166-180 | 181-195 | 196-210 | 211-225 | 226-236

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Pewter roof tiles and wooden sign over store. P4081935.JPG
the main shopping street, at dusk. P4081938.JPG
Fancy boutiques along the main street. P4081939.JPG P4081940.JPG
Pewtar roof tiles, engraved wooden sign over shop entrance.

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The taxi drivers wear white gloves, have lace slip covers on the seats and keep their cabs immaculate. P4081943.JPG
Side street. P4081944.JPG
Pachinko parlor. A form of legalized gambling in Japan. Every town of modest size has one. P4081945.JPG
Hatakeyama-san buying the group a fast food treat. P4081948.JPG
Barber poles for barber shops. (One was called the Cut House.)

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Finally, a place to eat. P4081950.JPG
Brian and friends. P4101955.JPG P4101956.JPG
Bob redoing the weather stripping after polite complaints that closing the door required too much body english. P4101957.JPG
Stuart Freedman and Shuichiro Hatakeyama.


P4081934.JPG Pewter roof tiles and wooden sign over store.	P4081935.JPG the main shopping street, at dusk.	P4081938.JPG Fancy boutiques along the main street.	P4081939.JPG	P4081940.JPG Pewtar roof tiles, engraved wooden sign over shop entrance.

P4081941.JPG The taxi drivers wear white gloves, have lace slip covers on the seats and keep their cabs immaculate.	P4081943.JPG Side street.	P4081944.JPG Pachinko parlor. A form of legalized gambling in Japan. Every town of modest size has one.	P4081945.JPG Hatakeyama-san buying the group a fast food treat.	P4081948.JPG Barber poles for barber shops. (One was called the Cut House.)

P4081949.JPG Finally, a place to eat.	P4081950.JPG Brian and friends.	P4101955.JPG	P4101956.JPG Bob redoing the weather stripping after polite complaints that closing the door required too much body english.	P4101957.JPG Stuart Freedman and Shuichiro Hatakeyama.