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No graffitis
Where can I draw? 
There are not many graffitis in Japanese cities, this is the only sign prohibiting it I’ve seen until now and curiously it was at the entrance of a US military base in Okinawa.
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Jamaipanese
29 April, 2009
they should also add a graphic for the penalty
Tornadoes28
29 April, 2009
In America, that sign would have graffiti on it.
Vin
29 April, 2009
“Where can I draw?”
How about on paper?
yonasu
30 April, 2009
Seems like you’re allowed to do it on the street
I prefer cities with no or very little graffiti though.
Andras Csibi
30 April, 2009
Hahaha, the US military base in Okinawa!
When I was in Okinawa I got the impression that okinawan people don’t like the US military presence there. I was at an izakaya with a 70 year old karate master, who was really angry, and said that Americans should go home*!
So I wouldn’t be surprised if some serious japanese guys took matters in their hands and showed the Americans where they should go:) Although it’s really not typical to Japanese people:)
(*This same sensei said that Shimauta is modern pop-junk.)
Richard Dunkelberger
02 June, 2009
When I was at the Nijo Castle in Kyoto 2 weeks ago I saw a No Graffiti sign in both English and Japanese. I don’t know what the Japanese said but the English said No scribbling here.