Addresses in this country do not mean anything to people living here, except in places like Kyoto. When you visit your friends, it is much easier to get such directions as "turn right at Seven-Eleven . . . and so on". They change names of streets arbritrarily. Like a street in Udagawa-cho, which used be frequented by gangsters, but is now called Spanish Street. What a joke! They should learn from this street sign in Macau. It co-exsits in Portuguese and Chinese. Good isn't it?

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