There are signals, signs, marks in public places. When Teacake walked on a street, she wondered if this type of STOP mark exists in other countries. She guess people don't care the STOP mark in Japan because never seen people standing there to stop.
The day when she took this photo, it was like a storm in Tokyo, but she knew it was the first spring storm from a weather report. We call the storm "HARU-ICHIBAN". HARU means Spring, and ICHIBAN means first. HARU-ICHIBAN blew her and her favorite umbrella, and it looked she was almost like a Mary Poppins, but with non-magical umbrella which totally gave her more difficult time to take the photo.
Well, take a look at the pictures. Does this mean her foot is too big as Japanese?
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