DirtyGlassEye has added a photo to the pool:

And now, after being there for 2 long weeks, I present a Japan photo... from last year's month-long adventure. It's been a long time since I had anything to declare from Kyoto so I wondered just what I could do. There was one area of the Arashiyama route I took on the first day that I never really talked about. The one way street at the foot of the mountain, Saga Toriimoto.
Really, I had no idea how I got an empty frame here considering the known popularity of what lied beyond this street (the two Nenbutsu-Jis). But I'll take any win I could get. Just know everything in this frame is real. To make matters somewhat more baffling, this was taken with my 200mm zoom (and not the smaller all-purpose lens I have now, I giant 20 pound telephoto that severely weighed me down physically as time went on), which means the segments displayed here are bigger than they seem. The equivalent of a Japanese ghost town (though I imagine that image has a much different cultural meaning to em).
I'm rambling, in editing I bleached the saturation and kept a majority of the shot highlighted, attempting to give it an older look. The curved street had a heightened brightness and some shadows were amplified. The mountains in the back have lower clarity. Even with all of that, it still looks like it draws you in. This was a gem that I missed for a while.
Speaking of which, I have a rather humiliating fact to discuss, I was in Japan for a whole month last year like I already said, and I returned for only 2 weeks this year. Somehow I took more shots this year by a margin of approximately 2.5K photos and I don't even know how that should be possible.