I took this picture in the corridor of Kasuga Grand Shrine in Nara. The young lady is a Shinto maiden who was in a hurry to the office. She was in red hakama, traditional Japanese trousers.
This post is part of Ruby Tuesday 2 and Our World Tuesday.
The girl looks very chic indeed love Annie and thank you again to you, that you show us so much about your Japanese culture, always very interesting ...
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Splendid view. Great architecture. Like it
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This is an absolutely amazing picture. I love it!
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot! I love the composition with the framing red arches. :)
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ReplyDeletelove this photo .... and adore hearing about your culture .... googled 'shinto maiden' - intrguing
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Wow, the red is brilliant! Greatly captured, Annie!
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Wishing you a good day :)
Very unique and interesting photo you shared here. I love the outfit the lady is wearing.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful!!!! I love how the culture makes use of red in their architecture...and her red outfit at the end of this photo really makes for a great focal point!!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done photo. Seems like I've read that the color red is a celebratory color in Japan....
ReplyDeleteWhat a great photo! The red skirt of the girl complements that of the pillars!
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