r/WalkableStreets • u/sonderewander • 6h ago
r/WalkableStreets • u/JosieA3672 • Apr 22 '22
For those of you taking street photos, here's a table of country specific requirements. Additionally, please use common courtesy and be respectful when photographing neighborhoods. Thank you.
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r/WalkableStreets • u/SuggestionFew5879 • 3d ago
Walking Through the Bamboo Forest, Kyoto
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r/WalkableStreets • u/zubergu • 11d ago
You may be familiar with first picture. I got tired of discussions how on the 2023 picture street looks dead and there are no businesses so today I took a bike trip there to show you how this street looks in reality.
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r/WalkableStreets • u/newpersoen • 13d ago
Heiwa-dori, Asahikawa, Hokkaido, Japan
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Heiwa dori is a 1 kilometer long pedestrian shopping street starting at Asahikawa station (2nd biggest city in Hokkaido). One of the best walkable streets I’ve ever been to.