Japan: Fire Safety
Posted by pipes on Apr 1, 2009 in Sushi + Sake + Shoji |
Another reader request: Greenstuff asked me to post photos of Japanese fire hydrants.
I have no idea why he wants this, but I’m ever eager to please, so I present to you all, for Mr. Green’s satisfaction and edification, a variety of fire prevention images from Japan.
Taken in Shimo-suwa, Matsumoto and Kanazawa.
Everything is so clean – no garbage on the streets! I think the national emblem of Japan should be a broom. The fireman’s jacket look like something you would wear to a jiu jitsu lesson and thank you for the shot of the blossoms – so Zen! Look forward to my slideshow every morning. Stay safe. Much love, Mom…
Oh oh oh! Nice photos of fire hydrants!
Is this turning into a trans-national scavenger hunt? If so, can I put in another request? How about a library? I’m wondering how a Japanese library would be different than an English language library. Do they use the dewy decimal system? Inquiring minds want to know
OK… next photo challenge…. hygiene products.
Hahaha!!!! So awesome. You totally rock my world!