A glimpse of Saijo. Saijo is a small town in Higashi Hiroshima, Hiroshima Prefecture. I'm going to tell some random little things through photos about this town, who knows, you'll come here someday.
Signs for today's post are found at Hiroshima University. Apparently, this sign above doesn't work :). This is a trash bin special for empty milk box. I wonder who was behind this nice box.
Aah yes, that is the very important question these days for smokers. Thankfully I don't need to make that decision since I never learned how to smoke. What about you henny? BTW, that milk carton box is really cute :)
The no-smoking sign seems to be understood as a sign for where to smoke. It's often the same here, unfortunately. The cow box is a funny and great design:-)
Saijo is one of the towns that make up Higashi-Hiroshima City. In April 1973, Saijo was chosen as the home of the relocated Hiroshima University.
There is one thing very popular about Saijo, it is sake. Since July 1995, Saijo was made the home of the Brewery Laboratory of the National Tax. Each October there is also the Saijo Sake festival.
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Aah yes, that is the very important question these days for smokers. Thankfully I don't need to make that decision since I
never learned how to smoke. What about you henny? BTW, that milk carton box is really cute :)
that is the quetion ...no smoking for me ;)
My guess is that the people who empty the milk-carton recycle box arrive in this taxi.
Cute photos, Henny. Love the cigarette butt in the bottom right corner by the no-smoking sign.
Thank you all for your dropping by.
Kaori, I don't either, did try once, when I was 9 ;).
Babzy, viva Hamlet, although I don't understand Shakespeare at all :).
Gary, cute taxi you found there. I swear, it's not me who left that cigarette butt :).
The cow box is really funny, the no smoking sign works like everywhere: not so much!
The no-smoking sign seems to be understood as a sign for where to smoke. It's often the same here, unfortunately. The cow box is a funny and great design:-)
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