Picture Jikan
Random picture day.
Only in Tokyo would there be this one little parking place and it be for the handicapable.
At Yasukuni-shrine, a sign over the torii telling guests to make their 初詣 (first visit to the shrine) at Yasukuni.
Along Yasukuni street it looks like candy cane lane. Only it's red and white for good luck, not for consumption.
On the way to the station I pass these blue tent covered flats. I have no idea what is going on in there. At first I thought bug spraying, but then I saw people still living in them. So maybe construction? But I've never seen or heard anyone actually working. Mind you these blue beauties have been on for a good 3 months.
"What the Dickens?". A British Pub in Ebisu. The night we went a band called "The Dog's Bollocks" were playing. Oh Britain.
An elevator at Tokyu Department store in Shibuya politely reminding you that crabs will pinch you if you press both of the buttons thinking it will make the lift come faster.
Instead of just picking up the mess, a lady has gone all around the neighbourhood and placed signs above ignored dog poop saying "Be considerate, polite and neighbourly. Clean up after your dog's messes". I've seen like five of these on a road. In Japan they don't have actual crime so they instead have to spend their time chasing the serial dog pooper.
Only in Tokyo would there be this one little parking place and it be for the handicapable.
At Yasukuni-shrine, a sign over the torii telling guests to make their 初詣 (first visit to the shrine) at Yasukuni.
Along Yasukuni street it looks like candy cane lane. Only it's red and white for good luck, not for consumption.
On the way to the station I pass these blue tent covered flats. I have no idea what is going on in there. At first I thought bug spraying, but then I saw people still living in them. So maybe construction? But I've never seen or heard anyone actually working. Mind you these blue beauties have been on for a good 3 months.
"What the Dickens?". A British Pub in Ebisu. The night we went a band called "The Dog's Bollocks" were playing. Oh Britain.
An elevator at Tokyu Department store in Shibuya politely reminding you that crabs will pinch you if you press both of the buttons thinking it will make the lift come faster.
Instead of just picking up the mess, a lady has gone all around the neighbourhood and placed signs above ignored dog poop saying "Be considerate, polite and neighbourly. Clean up after your dog's messes". I've seen like five of these on a road. In Japan they don't have actual crime so they instead have to spend their time chasing the serial dog pooper.
posted by Scot @ 20:03
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home