Oh, wow. That picture contains everything you need to fulfill everyone’s cherished “samurai monks in Porsches with semiautomatics” fantasy.
WTF?! Are those real guns on the streets of Japan?!?! RUN FOR THE HILLS! I mean mountains… yeah mountains.
I’m willing to bet dollars to doujinshi that those are Air Soft, or some variant.
Any chance those pictures were taken at that little flea market/bazaar out by Fushimi Inari? That’s pretty close to Kyoto, and I recall there being some pretty ridiculous stuff there. And some reasonably awesome, too.
Yeah, I think that’s the one. It’s mostly inside a temple grounds, right? On the 21st of each month? We went to Fushimi Inari itself the next day, but if I recall correctly the two were pretty close together. I have more photos of both the bazaar and Inari on my Flickr if you want to compare.
That sounds (and looks like) the one. Mostly inside temple grounds (although there are small towns that could fit inside those particular temple grounds) with various shops alongside! Forgive me for gawking, but it’s kind of nice to know that some other foreigner caught that. :)
Oh, wow. That picture contains everything you need to fulfill everyone’s cherished “samurai monks in Porsches with semiautomatics” fantasy.
WTF?! Are those real guns on the streets of Japan?!?! RUN FOR THE HILLS! I mean mountains… yeah mountains.
I’m willing to bet dollars to doujinshi that those are Air Soft, or some variant.
Any chance those pictures were taken at that little flea market/bazaar out by Fushimi Inari? That’s pretty close to Kyoto, and I recall there being some pretty ridiculous stuff there. And some reasonably awesome, too.
Yeah, I think that’s the one. It’s mostly inside a temple grounds, right? On the 21st of each month? We went to Fushimi Inari itself the next day, but if I recall correctly the two were pretty close together. I have more photos of both the bazaar and Inari on my Flickr if you want to compare.
That sounds (and looks like) the one. Mostly inside temple grounds (although there are small towns that could fit inside those particular temple grounds) with various shops alongside! Forgive me for gawking, but it’s kind of nice to know that some other foreigner caught that. :)