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Disastrous Yellow Sand / Asian Dust is approaching Japan
Yellow Sand (otherwise known as Asian Dust) is a dust storm /sandstorm that is accompanied by strong winds, especially from the desert or arid areas of inland East Asia centered on China. It is a meteorological phenomenon that scatters this yellow-brownish sand over a wide area in East Asia usually in spring, and falls on the ground. Alternatively, it refers to the sand itself scattered by this phenomenon. According to @arakencloud, this photo is captured by a meteorological satellite found a very clear image of a giant Yellow Sand cloud is flying along with the flow of strong winds due to the blocked low pressure. This is so severe it…
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Shibuya station is a dungeon …
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Shibuya station is a dungeon …
… to many foreigners! It’s complicated to Japanese residents living in the rural areas as well. 2ch comments: ・You should enjoy this miscellaneous feeling in Tokyo ・Japan is small island, so it can’t be helped ・Complication: Shinjuku> Tokyo> Shibuya> Ikebukuro ・↑Wow, Shinjuku is even more complicated? ・Only the stairs make it seem complicated … and like a dungeon ・I once couldn’t find the location of the west exit in Shinjuku, and I asked people around but they didn’t know either ・You’ll get used to it soon enough. I don’t get lost at Shinjuku station at all, but I go around without looking at information displays at Shibuya station. Thank you…
