LXXIV - Tokyo

A shop selling traditional Japanese footwear, geta (下駄) and okobo (おこぼ, also known as pokkuri), along Nakamise-dōri, get, .

LXXIII - Tokyo

Two pretty girls strolling along Nakamise-dōri in a summer yukata (浴衣).

LXXII - Tokyo

A mask shop along Nakamise-dōri (仲見世通り), the street which leads up to Sensō-ji. It is approximately 250m long and - according to Wikipedia - contains 89 shops, which were originally set up in the early 18th century and later rebuilt each time after government bans, earthquakes and WWII bombings.

LXXI - Tokyo

The other side of Hōzōmon's great chōchin.

LXX - Tokyo

The front of the giant copper tōrō.