Archive for the category Signs

How to use a playground slide

Por kirai el 21 de February de 2011 en Signs

In Japan there’s always a cool way to warn about any danger. Take a look at these warnings about how kids should not use the playground slide.

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Cat Wanted

Por kirai el 30 de June de 2010 en Signs

Message to Samurai at the airport

Por kirai el 23 de June de 2010 en Signs

Businessmen version. Seen by Alain at Narita airport.

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Change! Yes, we can!

Por kirai el 07 de June de 2010 en Signs

Near my house there is a small park that has some ponies that kids can ride during certain hours. Recently they have changed the opening hours and to announce it making sure that everybody knows they have put these posters that combine shrewdly the “Change!” (changing the opening hours) and the “Yes, we can!” of [...]

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If you’re drunk, sit down to take a piss

Por kirai el 08 de April de 2010 en Signs

Seen at the toilet in a restaurant in Shinjuku. “If you’re drunk, sit down to take a piss”

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Funny Signs

Por kirai el 23 de February de 2010 en Signs

I recently bought a book of photos of kawaii mascots. These are some of the pictures on the book in which mascots appear on signs. The one that I liked the most is the one with the Godzilla statue smiling and holding a sign with a picture of the Keishicho mascot (Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department) [...]

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Smoke detectors at home

Por kirai el 13 de December de 2009 en Signs

This hand painted mural makes you want to install smoke detectors at home. Even when representing an emergency situation, Japanese people have a good sense of humor, the painting is full of kawaii details; notice that the moon can be seen… and even a frog!

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Lots of beautiful ladies – Stop!

Por kirai el 07 de December de 2009 en Signs

Somebody with a good sense of humor designed this sign that is located on a street in Kyoto. It warns drivers that around the area there are “Lots of beautiful ladies” (美人多し) and because of that they should “Stop for a while” (一旦停止). Picture taken by Uchujin during his visit to Kyoto two weeks ago

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