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fun for all the family

This playground, in the heart of Osaka, has never won an award of any kind. No child has been seen playing here since 1994.

A dog came and urinated on the yellow post just after I took this photo.

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3 comments:

On Friday, 26 May, 2006, Blogger Citizen_Stu said:

The playground that time forgot  



On Saturday, 27 May, 2006, Blogger Mike said:

I'd almost expect the little girl from 'Dark Water' to emerge from behind the swing/climbing frame.  



On Monday, 29 May, 2006, Blogger Kamsin said:

Osakan playgrounds, and for that matter parks, are only defined as such once adequate numbers of blue tarpaulin enshrouded, karaoke singing homeless folk have taken up residence. Aren't they?  



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