Bicycles Everywhere
I have a love-hate relationship with Golden Week in Japan. I hate the crowds at leisure spots, the jammed highways, crowded Shinkansens and madness at the airport. I love all of the sales and the overtime pay. Thus I choose to work.
On Tuesday I was walking around on a break when I began to take a second look at all of the Bicycles around. Usually I just ignore them as part of the landscape, but I began to take a second look due to the increase in volume.
Quite a few huh?
Same group, different angle.
No Tricycles aren't just for children, though this was a rare find.
These bicycles are lined up outside a local Pachinko parlor. I feel it's a little sad that the best some people can do with a public holiday is to go and gamble.
Here we have a chain designating a no bicycle parking area. It reminds me of the Berlin wall. So many people longing to be on the other side.

5 comments:
Wow! And they are parked so throwingly like that! Typical I guess? Genki de ne!
Yeah, gambling in Japan during a holiday is sad. It's not like going to Vegas where you can gamble as well as great dining, shopping and entertainment.
I thought the golden week is for studying ...
@Mirage
Quite messy!
@Tornadoes
Nope, none of that. Just sitting at the machine and trying to earn some money.
@MusicBox
That's a good idea!
I'd love to have that tricycle bike!
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