京橋三丁目ビル・地下鉄入り口

京橋三丁目ビル・地下鉄入り口
Originally uploaded by nofrills

Read more about this building:
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The notice says they start demolishing of this building on 28th September 2009. Hurry up if you want to take pictures.

This is an entrance to the underground (subway) station. Obviously the architect/designer's inspiration was the art-nouveau Paris Metro entrance.

On my blog (in Japanese):
nofrills.seesaa.net/article/128029315.html

強く押す = Press Hard

強く押す = Press Hard
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

Fire alarm at a metro/underground/subway station.
Tokyo, Japan

Click on the photo and read the embedded description for language tips.

Train circle number two (the other side)

Train circle number two (the other side)
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

Train circle number two

Train circle number two
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

Train circle number one

Train circle number one
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

A "priority seat" sign. On a Yurakucho Line train, Tokyo, Japan.

3 + 3 = 6

3 + 3 = 6
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

ote-machi station

ote-machi station
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

pass office sign

pass office sign
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

at Ote-machi tube station.

ote-machi station sign 3

ote-machi station sign 3
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

ote-machi station sign 2

ote-machi station sign 2
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

ote-machi tube station

ote-machi tube station
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

sign on a handrail

sign on a handrail
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

keeping left

keeping left
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

... just like this.

keep left

keep left
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

Yeah, I will ...

escalator

escalator
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

escalator sign

escalator sign
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

Signs everywhere.

hiragana sign

hiragana sign
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

... and in hiragana.

kanji sign

kanji sign
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

This is today's destination, Kudanshida, in kanji...

sign on the floor

sign on the floor
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

Tube networks are so complicated in Tokyo that sometimes you need this kind of sign on the floor.

priority seat

priority seat
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

Every train in Tokyo has "priority seats". I like these signs.