a roadful of bush
Most houses in Osaka have roads instead of front gardens.
It beggars belief the number of times I've seen bleary-eyed people leaving their house in the morning, full of the joys of spring, only to be mown down by a passing bus.
To spruce the place up a bit, some residents place a small plant pot in front of their abode.
However, one person has taken this to the extreme, opting to import a portion of the Amazon jungle instead.
Two small plant pots. Pleasantly surprising.
an amazon jungle in osaka
A big bush.
It beggars belief the number of times I've seen bleary-eyed people leaving their house in the morning, full of the joys of spring, only to be mown down by a passing bus.
To spruce the place up a bit, some residents place a small plant pot in front of their abode.
However, one person has taken this to the extreme, opting to import a portion of the Amazon jungle instead.
Two small plant pots. Pleasantly surprising.
an amazon jungle in osaka
A big bush.
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on Thursday, October 05, 2006 at 10:27 pm.
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On Friday, 06 October, 2006,
Alex-san said:
On Sunday, 08 October, 2006,
Minimalista Wannabe said:
i've been reading your blog, but this is the first time i'm commenting. I love being in Osaka. I've been there 5 times. were the pics taken in Shin Osaka area?? i'm just wondering if ppl from other part of Osaka grow trees like that too. I don't see that in Kobe or Kyoto.
Keep updating us on Osaka....I miss it so much
On Wednesday, 11 October, 2006,
Citizen_Stu said:
On Friday, 13 October, 2006,
Unknown said:
mmm...
;)
On Friday, 13 October, 2006,
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