Впечатления и фотографии читателя из сентябрьской поездки в Японию

Screens with menus: The lamps look like big coffee cups—not bad

Outdoors: A number plaque: Accidental modern street-art

Ducks in the river: What’s that dent in the top part of the sky? A cloaked extraterrestrial craft, perhaps?...

An old plaque: A number plaque: A sign

A view: Looks like somebody was murdered here

A foregate: A door: A sticker: One of the few good graffiti

Just four stills from Mestre. I was changing trains and didn’t have enough time to reach the canals

The great outdoors: Handmade wayfinding

There’s a music festival in town right now

A number plaque: The museum I work at: Pretty ornaments

Flying in. Denmark is flat: A plane. Notice the Scandinavian barcode

Wayfinding: Welcome: Road signs: Path signs

Italian legislators want to mandate license plates, insurance, and helmets for electric scooters

Speed limits cause pollution by keeping cars longer on the road. They also are not laws, and can therefore be broken

Nearby river: Road sign: Address plaque

Piazza de Ferrari: The Ancient Port

View: Likesome coral hues: Rolls-Royce looking-glass

The bus ticket: A lone poppy: Woven typography

Nighttime rains and trains are friends of productivity, fuldoïng their tasks without forshaping my daytime