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This nighttime image captures the street-level exterior of Taishu-Izakaya Kenka, located at 29 St Marks Pl, East Village, Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States. On the left, a large, dark-colored statue of a tanuki (Japanese raccoon dog) stands on a conical base, featuring a prominent belly and red glowing eyes. A white scroll with black Japanese characters is affixed to its front. To the right of the statue, a large, rectangular, brightly illuminated billboard displays a vintage-style Japanese illustration of a stern-faced man in samurai-like attire holding a katana, alongside a smaller portrait of a woman, and various Japanese characters including the Romanized text "TAISHU-IZAKAYA KENKA." Above the billboard, a dark wooden fence structure supports several weathered and rusty signs with Japanese script, notably one with "アサヒビール" (Asahi Beer) and a red sun logo, and another for "たばこ" (tobacco). A bright, square-shaped floodlight is mounted above the tanuki statue, casting a yellowish glow on the immediate foreground. A dark wooden bench runs along the base of the fence in front of the billboard. The concrete sidewalk below is illuminated by artificial light. On the far right, a narrow, vertical red sign with white Japanese characters is partially visible, with blurred figures of people in the background indicating pedestrian activity.
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