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At the Ryukon 2025 anime festival in Krakow (Poland), I was lucky enough to attend a concert by Nana Kitade, a fairly famous Japanese singer who has sung songs for various anime. However, her most famous song is the opening theme song for the famous anime "Fullmetal Alchemist".
At the Ryukon 2025 anime festival in Krakow (Poland), I was lucky enough to attend a concert by Nana Kitade, a fairly famous Japanese singer who has sung songs for various anime. However, her most famous song is the opening theme song for the famous anime "Fullmetal Alchemist".
At the Ryukon 2025 anime festival in Krakow (Poland), I was lucky enough to attend a concert by Nana Kitade, a fairly famous Japanese singer who has sung songs for various anime. However, her most famous song is the opening theme song for the famous anime "Fullmetal Alchemist".
This photo is my favourite from that concert!
At the Ryukon 2025 anime festival in Krakow (Poland), I was lucky enough to attend a concert by Nana Kitade, a fairly famous Japanese singer who has sung songs for various anime. However, her most famous song is the opening theme song for the famous anime "Fullmetal Alchemist".
At the Ryukon 2025 anime festival in Krakow (Poland), I was lucky enough to attend a concert by Nana Kitade, a fairly famous Japanese singer who has sung songs for various anime. However, her most famous song is the opening theme song for the famous anime "Fullmetal Alchemist".
Opóźniona o około 25 minut część pociągu TLK "Małopolska" z Gdyni do Krynicy.
Part of the TLK "Małopolska" train from Gdynia to Krynica delayed by approximately 25 minutes.
Pociąg linii K63 z Podłęża do Krakowa Głównego, przez Nową Hutę na swoim ostatnim odcinku - między stacją Kraków Batowice, którą od dziś przejeżdża bez zatrzymania, a posterunkiem odgałęźnym Kraków Przedmieście i docelowo - Krakowem Głównym.
W bliżej nieokreślonej przyszłości ta okolica ulegnie sporej zmianie wraz z budową nowego, bardzo potrzebnego, przystanku kolejowego. Aczkolwiek perony będą po drugiej stronie wiaduktu drogowego z którego robiłem to zdjęcie.
Train line K63 from Podłęże to Kraków Główny, via Nowa Huta, on its final stretch – between Kraków Batowice station, which it passes through without stopping from today, and the Kraków Przedmieście junction, and ultimately Kraków Główny. In the unspecified future, this area will undergo significant changes with the construction of a much-needed new train station. However, the platforms will be on the other side of the road viaduct from which I took this photo.
Some church I saw in Kraków, Poland. Let me know if you know the name of it!
The building was once the home of the prominent Bosak family, a Jewish family who resided there for generations—reportedly for 400 years—before World War II and the Nazi occupation led to the creation of the Krakow Ghetto, forcing them to relocate. The large mural adorning the side of the building was created by the Israeli street art collective Broken Fingaz during the 24th Jewish Culture Festival in 2014. The mural is a tribute to Ephraim Moses Lilien, a Polish-Jewish Art Nouveau illustrator and photographer who was known for his work with Jewish themes and played a role in the establishment of the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem. The mural, created in a black and white Art Nouveau style, incorporates symbolic elements and features text in Yiddish, including the words "Broken Finger" which is the artistic signature of the Broken Fingaz crew.
Kazimierz, Krakow, Poland.
Wyjątkowo liczna grupa wagonów krynickiej części pociągu TLK "Małopolska" Kursującego w relacji Gdynia Główna - Zakopane -Gdynia Główna, wagony te są odłączane na stacji Kraków Główny i w drodze powrotnej tam też są dołączane ponownie do składu zasadniczego. Zaś z Krakowa w kierunku Tarnowa i dalej Krynicy skład ten jedzie okrężną trasą, przez Nową Hutę.
An exceptionally large group of carriages from the Krynica section of the TLK "Małopolska" train, which runs on the Gdynia Główna - Zakopane - Gdynia Główna route, are detached at Kraków Główny station and rejoined on the return journey. From Kraków towards Tarnów and then Krynica, this train takes a detour, passing through Nowa Huta.
