Hello, wonderful and amazing readers. Thank you for clicking on the latest episode in what is surely the most random of the random looks at Japan.
Join me today as we take a walk around the train station and look at the random things nearby.
Some fun? Awesome. Let’s get ready. It’s time for…
Random Japan!
This is either where I am suppose to stand for the coming train or where I definitely shouldn’t stand. It could also possibly be marking the location of treasure.
Oh my.†
It used to be a tiny house. Now it’s a few tiny parking spaces. Progress?
Most of the time these restaurant lanterns are wrapped in plastic. Is the extended life worth the tacky look?
Helping everyone everywhere sign up for overpriced apartments.
Of all the places to spray graffiti… on a Boss coffee logo?! Possibly the greatest logo in Japan. This is unforgivable. Tommy Lee Jones won’t be pleased.
That’s all, folks. What’s your favorite? Let me know in the comments. Thank you for reading and be sure to tune in next time when, if providence allows, I shall return with another Random Japan. See you then.
Footnotes
†: Trademark George Takei
If you like this random photo from Japan, be sure to check out @kaliju’s great Random Korea series. The latest entry there is My Random Korea #38 - My First Steepshot Gallery!
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Index Posts
Recent Posts
49. You Must Choose Wisely
50. The Iron Samurai
51. The Tan San Kick
52. Here Comes the Suns
53. The Long Walk Home
54. Adventure Awaits
55. Dancing Buildings
56. The Green
57. Bicycles As Far As the Eye Can See
58. Talking Trash Cans
59. UFO Noodles
60. Latte Water
David LaSpina is an American photographer lost in Japan, trying to capture the beauty of this country one photo at a time. |