Strange Things You Might See in Japan I
Here are a few interesting signs you might run into in Japan.
Come and visit, but for Pete’s sake leave!
Special needs toilets — only 1 legged headless women or otherwise normal headless men allowed.
 While it may be in the depths of the parking lot, it WAS actually aboveground, at least.
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February 27th, 2008 at 5:32 am
I used to have one of those Expats from the US in my previous workplace. He came from the US and he wondered about so many things aloud and I chuckled with him because whatever he wonders did not seem so strange to his Japanese peers. I somehow had to translate whatever he wondered about to his Japanese colleagues and that was a tough work, because I somehow had to relay the inquisitiveness of the man to his friends without getting too inquisitive.
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February 27th, 2008 at 7:48 am
Thanks for your kind words. It is always funny to go someplace you’ve never been (and this happens to everyone I think) and be amazed or confused by something everyone from there doesn’t even notice.
May 8th, 2008 at 5:31 pm
it`s nice they tranlated those signs in english. i`ve seen some attention signs written in chinese but the only words in english were: “This is for foreign tourists”.