Apr 24 2019 6 CommentsTokyo graffiti Tokyo doesn’t have a huge amount of graffiti, but some areas definitely have more than others.
mpan says 4/24/2019 at 11:16 am Interesting, that most of the tags are in Latin script. Are those made by tourists or local people? Reply
Lee says 4/24/2019 at 6:34 pm That’s something I’ve always noticed. Most graffiti isn’t in Japanese, even though most of the artist are. Not sure why that is though. Reply
Harry says 4/24/2019 at 12:18 pm This is very cool and unexpected. I really like how the guy and his cycle totally blend in! 🙂 Reply
Lee says 4/24/2019 at 6:36 pm Not a standard sight it has to be said. They do, but if you look closely, the bike clearly hasn’t moved for quite some time! Reply
Coli says 4/24/2019 at 1:13 pm Wow that bike has seen better days hasn’t it?:) really like the picture Reply
Lee says 4/24/2019 at 6:38 pm Cheers. I’ve photographed the wall a few times, but finally, with the fella there it all seemed to come together. The addition of the bike helps too. And yes, it really has seen better days! Reply
mpan says
Interesting, that most of the tags are in Latin script. Are those made by tourists or local people?
Lee says
That’s something I’ve always noticed. Most graffiti isn’t in Japanese, even though most of the artist are. Not sure why that is though.
Harry says
This is very cool and unexpected. I really like how the guy and his cycle totally blend in! 🙂
Lee says
Not a standard sight it has to be said. They do, but if you look closely, the bike clearly hasn’t moved for quite some time!
Coli says
Wow that bike has seen better days hasn’t it?:) really like the picture
Lee says
Cheers. I’ve photographed the wall a few times, but finally, with the fella there it all seemed to come together. The addition of the bike helps too. And yes, it really has seen better days!