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There's plenty of graffiti, just not in plain sight. Look in the alleys. Regarding the trash, there's two forces at work. One is that there's a rich naturalist
by donw 16y ago
There's plenty of graffiti, just not in plain sight. Look in the alleys.
Regarding the trash, there's two forces at work. One is that there's a rich naturalist tradition here. Japanese love nature, which is why you see so many people enjoying the parks here. Littering goes against that tradition, and the second force at work is that Japanese people really don't buck tradition.
- bluedanieru 16y agoYes, there is plenty of graffiti in Tokyo. (edit: "plenty" is relative, in this case of course)
- mc32 16y agoTo me, the way they "love" nature, is a bit different form the nature I'm used to. Nature means a weekend walk in the park -meanwhile many riparian areas have simply been paved over. So the love for nature is a little different. It's more "human tamed nature". It's kind of like when humans (yama girls) outnumber trees that you know it's not really nature. Agree with the rest though.