I am thinking about planting garlic bulbs this autumn. Although I tried buying them in the nearest DIY shop, the shop told me they had already been sold out. So today, I went to another DIY shop in the town a little far from my village.
The green board says the elderlies and disabled have priority to use the elevator.
The blue board says the height of the ground is 1.5 meter (approx.5ft) above sea level.
This says “Walk pushing your bicycle.”
The blue part reads “upskirting and molestation are criminal acts”. And the yellow one reads “Is your behind okay?”, which probably means “Is there anyone suspicious in your back?”.
It didn’t seem there is anyone who was cleaning around.
It reads “If you run up or down the escalator, it may cause a sudden stop. Please don’t run.”
As you can imagine from these photos, there are a lot of cautions, warnings, directions, and so on in the public spaces in Japan.
