We found these old negatives and are busy scanning them. And Every Sunday we'll show you images of "old" Japan. We hope you'll enjoy these glimpses of the past.
This is a Monochrome Weekend entry. To view more black and white photos visit the Monochrome Blog.
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Old photos are always interesting, and these have the added attraction of being totally different for most of us. Thank you.
Fantastic! love to see them....
Dragonstar,
thank you! :)
Joanne,
there will be more every Sunday!
I love those old photos. Greetings.
My wife's family has lived in Nikko a long time. It would be really amazing and lucky if I saw her grandparents or their old house in one of these photos. Their house is right on the main street in Nikko a couple blocks from the train station.
Very different, and very spesial
thanks for shearing ;)
Oh these are so neat and interesting! Thanks for sharing them.
I love this old photos. Each of them shows fabulous old day! Photographic film gave some mood which is....I believe the diigital can't do it. Its value !
and I guess, I will vist your blog every sunday.
Now you made me addicted your blog : )
By the way, Do you mind if I ask " How old of this photo ? "
Thank you for sharing these lovely old photos. I really enjoyed them.
Takes me right back to Hyama and Yokosuka when we were there from 1962 to 1965. Very nice and thanks.
Hi Michael,
actually, those old photos on your blog inspired me to post mine here. :-)
Hi Ann, Boom, TBecque, Japy and Gunsside.
thank you, please check back every Sunday - we'll be posting more of them.
Tornadoes,
we shall see. It would be awesome if they could recognize anything or anyone!
Just read your follow up comment - very cool to have so inspired you. (: Will be watching for more.
Such beautiful photos, and a wonderful look into Showa Japan
My wife's family has lived in Nikko a long time. It would be really amazing and lucky if I saw her grandparents or their old house in one of these photos. Their house is right on the main street in Nikko a couple blocks from the train station.
Old photos are always interesting, and these have the added attraction of being totally different for most of us. Thank you.
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