The carts, above, were located next to the baseball field at Konan Boys' School in Japan. If you look close, the carts were located on top of a grate which contained rather large trees.

Taken in June of 2010, this is an example of the different type of cars that exist in Japan. The compact cars are a regular scene, coming in various pastel colors, many times reflecting the gender of the driver. The picture also shows the generational difference that exist and that walking is still considered the main method of transportation, and you see both an old lady and a young middle school student walking the crosswalk.

Here is a picture of a car driving through Okamoto during "rush hour". It is a little residential town close to Kobe. It is very typical for cars and pedestrians to share the street in Japan.

photo by L.Allswede

Need take out? Want a burger? Here is the typical way food is delivered to your house in Japan.