From the same street with my previous post, this a photo of JA bank building I took a couple of months ago, when I found myself sitting on the bench of a parking lot across from this building. A month later it was covered completely for restoration, oh well, that's what I thought.
Two days ago when I came back there, the building was being pulled down. I was lucky to have captured it :).
For a not-so-big street, this is the busiest street these past days, not to mention the fact that in this intersection we have to wait a long time for the green-blue light.Yuri San: Nemutai (I'm sleepy)
Hiro San: Oyasuminasai (good night)
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7 comments:
Strange! Why did they do it? Really busy street I must say! Interesting post:)
streets are changing so fast ... never forget your camera ;)
I wonder if they're going to rebuild it? Or if it just going to turn into a parking lot? I see that happening a lot lately...
It has happened that I caught some building by chance and then found it razed after some time. I usually shoot again the empty lot, waiting for the new 'creature' to grew...
Kaori – Sometimes I think they turn demolished building sites into parking lots until they can demolish more of the nearby buildings and then put up a much bigger building. Or maybe it is like you imply—the economy is really bad these days.
Not a parking lot again, please. I've seen so much paddy field turned into either an apartment or parking lot. I have thought long to post some photos about that, mainly as my personal 'protest' to developer :).
@ Babzy, I rarely go out without a camera, but the problem is, even my point and shoot camera is too big to be ignored by people. I hope I can get a pocket size camera soon.
@ Joo, they're repairing street these days. Many streets look like brand new. It's in my post list actually :).
It must be a strange feeling; one day it's there, the next it's gone.
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