Photos | Skating through Little Tokyo
Tomohito Ito takes a stroll down the street with his skateboard on a sunny afternoon in Little Tokyo, passing by banners and storefronts.
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a man is walking down the street with a skateboardChronologically Adjacent
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architecture tomohito ito jeans pants urban plant building chair footwear pedestrian tent hat sidewalk restaurant road outdoor furniture text tokyo bag tarmac city shoe land street indoors shorts kajima metropolis path shrub kim banner sign accessories market dotcom walking canopy awning handbag little
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85mm
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2006-01-21T14:18:44-08:00
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