Hello wonderful and beautiful people. Welcome to the latest edition of Random Japan, your favorite look at everyday sights across The Land of the Rising Sun.
Today, faces, patterns, and… a street.
Let’s jump right in. Let’s enter into…
One of the somewhat pointless pet bottle/can bins, where you are suppose to sort them but they lead to the same bag so… yeah. Also, someone took the cover off to better throw in other trash.
On the plus side, it reminds me of Kermit.
Trivia fact: In Japan, larger apartments like this are called “mansions”. Sometimes. The distinction isn’t entirely clear even to Japanese people, but usually “mansions” use reinforced concrete and are constructed to last longer, whereas apartments are prefab things only made to last 20 years and usually only 1 or 2 floors. But realtors and advertisements refer to all as “mansions” in order to make them sound nicer.
A typical view down a typical street with typical writing on it. The vastly different sized windows on that house are also a typical thing to see on typical modern lego houses.
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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
| David LaSpina is an American photographer lost in Japan, trying to capture the beauty of this country one photo at a time. |
