Art Institute Chicago, Japanese Gallery

Here’s a vibrant part of the city full of restaurants, shops, cafes. In Japan, like much of North Asia, they love neon.

Hoping these wishes come true

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Warning drivers that kids may run out into the street

Simple Pottery: Yakimono

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The smoking section and non-smoking section are right on top of each other. What’s the use?

Lanterns, Nara City

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A Japanese house on a quiet street in Takatori-cho

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