There Are More Than 300 Pedestrian Scrambles In Japan
Pedestrian scrambles or diagonal crossings are very common in Japan. There are more than 300 such intersections. Japan's largest, and most famous, diagonal crossing is found in Tokyo, outside Shibuya station. Over 3,000 pedestrians can cross during the two minutes of green light and it is one of the most well-known pedestrian scrambles in the world. It is so popular that it has become a symbol of Tokyo and Japan as a whole.
Beautiful woman's what in Japan? Don't keep us in suspense, man...
I totally read that wrong the first time around. I was like, jeez what's your problem with koi?... Oh carp, gottcha!
Not true.
They have a saying, Japanese girls are cute; American girls are beutiful
sweden, japan, norway, spanish, france, ukraine... but americans???
i totally get why they've never wanted outsiders there, they may very well be the last civilized people on the planet
... those civilized people were practicing cannibalism during WW II. Give 'em a chance and they will eat brain of live people again, no ifs or buts about that.
Or cows, sheep, pigs and chickens. Just saying ... glass houses.
Comparing cows, sheep and chickens to Whales and Dolphins is a little dim.
Still.. Japans kinda pretty. Way too many people though
that's a lie unless you were in a porn store. they don't just sell underwear on the streets,
Lily,
I didn't see any nipples. Where ? WHERE ?
Nippon is the name of their country.
Not sure why we even all it Japan.