Some pictures by photographer Manny Santiago collected under the title Best & Worst of the Japanese decade.
Written byhj barraza
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1 comment
Really impressive images. I especially like the old man and the sleeping guy on the bench.
About the description:
“What Japan does not do well:
* Web Design / Usage”
I already recognized this, too. Whenever you come along a Japanese website, it usually does not seem pretty modern. You always feel like back in the 90s. Maybe I should mention my web programming skills when I want to work in Japan someday (even if my interest is robotics).