If you have seen enough of the millions of modern structures inside and outside of Tokyo, went up Skytree to look out over the whole of the city hoping for a view of more traditional buildings, but only ended up finding more of the same modern steel, concrete, and soulless creations, then it might be time to take a look at the Japan Open-Air Folk House Museum in Kawasaki. This rather quiet place has a lot to offer to people in search of old wooden traditional Japanese houses. May the woodworm be with you!
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Josef Diermair @josef.diermair
See my works at Japan PhotoArt (http://japanartphoto.com/) or reach me by email at: josef33@gmail.comOriginally from Austria, I have lived in Japan since 1996. Making my home in Yokohama, my favorite photographic locations include Kamakura, where I lived for 13 years. The temples there and the al...
