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This is pretty much the only sign that had a funny typo. You'll probably see more typos in my text here than I did in all of Japan.
It's a Lava Tory! (Kyoto)

This is pretty much the only sign that had a funny typo. You'll probably see more typos in my text here than I did in all of Japan.

Big difference - Japanese vs. Western!
Rest Room Sign (Kyoto)

Big difference - Japanese vs. Western!

These convenient little yellow markers were there, I devised, for several reasons.  One was traffic control - if you kept to the left you were more than likely OK.  These yellow markers were also raised so that a sight-impared person could feel along and know where they were.  See how the bar goes across the way where the steps start?  Another guide for the sight-impared.  Pretty clever!

These yellow markers were on every street and in every subway/train station.
On The Floors/Streets

These convenient little yellow "markers" were there, I devised, for several reasons. One was traffic control - if you kept to the left you were more than likely OK. These yellow markers were also raised so that a sight-impared person could "feel" along and know where they were. See how the bar goes across the way where the steps start? Another guide for the sight-impared. Pretty clever!

These yellow markers were on every street and in every subway/train station.

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