Mary & Reid | Hawaii Food & Travel
A bustling street in a historic district of Gion, Japan, lined with traditional wooden buildings featuring intricate architectural details and tiled roofs. The street is crowded with pedestrians, including tourists wearing casual attire and locals dressed in traditional Japanese garments. Some of the buildings appear to be tea houses or restaurants, with closed doors and curtains, hinting at the private and exclusive nature of these establishments. The vibrant atmosphere is accentuated by the warm glow of the setting sun casting shadows on the buildings and the cobblestone pavement.

📍Japan This is the most popular area in Gion, Hanami-koji Street. It's considered a "perserved neighborhood" - many of the buildings in the area appear how the were a century ago and is well known for their tea houses for only special invitees or high ballers willing to pay. It was awesome to see how busier it got as the sun set lower and lower. In certain spots we heard noises and laughter inside of "closed" restaurants indicating the traditional tea parties ambiance.

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