don't be on time
But the best one presented itself when I did not have my camera handy, as the company slogan on the welcome sign of a restaurant on the 8th floor of Hanshin Department Store, Osaka.
"The thing eat delicious is good"
| The Japanese, of course, are known for their inventive
use of the English language. The images below are but a selection of the odd
English-language signs I encountered while in Japan. |
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| Any way | In any guise but... | Dictation | Whatever you do, don't be on time |
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| (these three found in Heian shrine gardens, Kyoto) | (World Expo) | |||||
| But the best one presented itself when I did not have my camera handy, as the company slogan on the welcome sign of a restaurant on the 8th floor of Hanshin Department Store, Osaka. |
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"The thing eat delicious is good" |
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