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August 08, 2003

Confluence of Kamo and Takano Rivers

You can see Hiei-zan in the background toward the right. This picture was taken a few hours ago (typhoon No. 10 approaching and looking mean) from Kamo Oohashi. Aoi-bashi is the bridge that crosses the promontory. The area between the rivers is called Shimogamo, and contains the famous Shimogamo Shrine (UNESCO World Heritage Site), the forest of which hasn't been altered in 1400 years, despite being in the city proper. I find it very spooky and powerful.

Posted by nils at August 8, 2003 09:27 PM
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I love the latern in the foreground. COuld you take it in B&W? I think the shading and texture would be awesome.

Posted by: Dave on August 8, 2003 10:43 PM

This is a great shot. Sure brings back memories. Don't know how many times I've crossed this bridge on the way to teach a Doshisha or going to the Keihan Line to get back to the apartment.

Posted by: Mert on August 11, 2003 12:38 AM
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