Casey and Sommer's photoblog of Japan trip
I'm enjoying Casey and Sommer's blog of their trip to Japan, which includes photos and videos of claw machines, self driving cars, and a trip to the Railway Museum and Tokyo National Museum.
I'm enjoying Casey and Sommer's blog of their trip to Japan, which includes photos and videos of claw machines, self driving cars, and a trip to the Railway Museum and Tokyo National Museum.
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It is, of course, equally important to remember that a giant ashtray is not a toilet. No matter how drunk you are.
Well, Japanese train station authorities, when your public toilets look exactly like your big ashtrays, I don't think you're in any position to complain.
No they don't -- the toilet has the stand below and the water filling part to the left...
Judging by the scale, in a train station, I'd mistake both toilets and ashtrays for jacuzzis. Imagine my embarassment.
Not to mention the size of the cigarettes! I think fewer people would smoke if cigarettes were larger than people! Or maybe MORE people would smoke. In any case, packs of cigs would be less portable.
Why does the toilet on the right have no tank or flush handle?
It took me a while to realise what the man is holding was a giant cigarette and not a giant grater on a stand. I think this is one instance where a more complicated diagram would have been simpler to understand.
The public toilet is not a big ashtray, it is a series of tubes.
Oh, I amuse myself.
I lived in Japan for a few years and always loved finding new versions of these crazy stick figure, anti-smoking graphics.
Here's a gallery of them. My personal fav was always number 4... the one with the cowboys.
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/pictures/view/484968/
HEY! that little green guy looks EXACTLY like the little burned black alien guy in the post below - Coincidence???? I DON'T THINK SO!!!!
i lived with a guy who toured japan and had a large collection of stickers that encouraged males to pee sitting down. those stickers must be ubiquitous. any verification?
Graffiti on bathroom wall, Hamburg, 1963: "Schmeisst keine Kippen in die Rinne. Ich pinkel euch auch nicht in die Aschenbecher." ("Don't throw butts in the urinal - I don't pee in your ashtrays."
that reminds me of something you might find in Passive Aggressive Notes- http://www.passiveaggressivenotes.com/