A final #DayAndNight #Photo from the last #Day in #UnazukiOnsen, #Japan 2019. The wonderful slightly-kitsch of moulded concrete. Again, that gentle dilapidation thing I love. How long has this railing been enduring the freezing / baking cycles of a #Japanese ski resort town?
Reversing the camera for a #Photo down the cascade at #UnazukiOnsen, which ends in the #Kurobe river. The red bridge structures, cobble-lining, the moss, the ageing #Modernist hotels - It's all here (in 2019).
The #Night roaming continues in #UnazukiOnsen, #Japan 2019. This #DayAndNight #Photo catching the wonderful way #Japanese culture embraced technology, at a bulky analog stage. So you have burger chains featuring contactless *cash* payment, with coin slots in the counter. All this technological infrastructure sprouts with organic, chaotic order - if you read or watch Otomo's #Akira, you’ll see it in the mutation Tetsuo undergoes with his prosthetic limb.
It's such a #Photography paradise.
A #Night #DayAndNight #Photo from #UnazukiOnsen, #Japan in 2019. I wonder what it would feel like to see one of these images if this was my house, realising that someone had been using it for #Photography while I was asleep inside.
Then again, if it was MY house, it would mean I lived in Unazuki Onsen, which would be awesome.
#Japanese #Urbanism - freestanding houses with front doors opening directly to the street is something you don't see a lot in Australia.
Kim
Matt Godden