Sometimes, and especially at this time of year, whether it be due to too much booze, the bad weather, or basically not being able to be bothered, having a decent meal delivered is an equally decent idea.
And if one does, it may well arrive on one of these rather ramshackle,
but at the same time strangely beguiling bikes.
Contraptions whose ability to balance full to the brim bowls round busy streets is unfathomably fascinating, with their precious parcels often appearing precarious,
yet happily always horizontal.
(click images for bigger bowl-bearing bikes)
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Ahhh, the famed Honda Super Cub if I’m not mistaken. 60m sold and its still going strong!
Even more amazing is that they deliver the food in ceramic bowls and dishes. Unheard of in most western cultures because of theft and breakage.
please tell me what lens you used, great pictures!
I used a Nikkor 85mm f/1.4D AF for those pictures il sangria. I haven’t had it long, but whilst it was a bit pricey, it’s well worth the money.
Very amazing how the Japanese (and other Asian cultures) ride bikes and motorcycles, it doesn’t matter if it’s the most crowded city or the number of cars.
thanks Lee, I will look into that. Again, really impressed w/t pics!
Great series of photos here, interesting subject and really good light.
Bookmarked your site and will be back!
Chris
Refer to “Demaeki”
http://www.motor-parts.jp/demae/