In Japan, scaffolding and building work comes with cute animals attached. Big eyed bunnies warn you to watch out for maintenance and winking frogs for Mc Donald’s cups (apparently its not good for our health).
I think these are adorable, and one of the aspects I would miss if I ever went back home 😛 Must be great ways for parents to distract their kids while waiting at road-works.
I really like them too! You’ve got some great pictures. Really love the tanabata ones. I also see you went to the bride in Iwakuni. Do you live near there?
I like in Haig, Yamaguchi. So not too far from the bridge. Hagi is a very cool place if you ever get the chance go. Its an old Samurai town and it has a beautiful beach for the summer.
Vividhunter January 14, 2013
I think these are adorable, and one of the aspects I would miss if I ever went back home 😛 Must be great ways for parents to distract their kids while waiting at road-works.
winegums January 15, 2013
I really like them too! You’ve got some great pictures. Really love the tanabata ones. I also see you went to the bride in Iwakuni. Do you live near there?
Vividhunter January 15, 2013
Thanks for checking my blog and photos ^^
I live in Hikone, Shiga – but we’ve been down to Kyushu a few times and visited the Kintai bridge on the way. Do you live in Yamaguchi?
winegums January 15, 2013
I like in Haig, Yamaguchi. So not too far from the bridge. Hagi is a very cool place if you ever get the chance go. Its an old Samurai town and it has a beautiful beach for the summer.
bambina84 January 15, 2013
I am totally in love with your blog!
I love Japan and hope one day I can visit that place 🙂
winegums January 15, 2013
Thank you so much! Japan is such a great place to visit! I hope you make it there too 🙂
sarah January 16, 2013
These photos are exactly the reason why I miss living in Asia. Great job with the photos 🙂