A close-up, medium-shot shows a pedestrian crossing sign attached to a metal pole in Minato, Japan. The sign is in both English and Japanese, with the English text reading "Don't cross at a red light!". The sign is somewhat worn and has some graffiti. Above the sign are buttons with a wheelchair symbol, meant to signal the traffic light to lengthen the time to cross for pedestrians with disabilities. There is a small white sign indicating that it is a "青延長用押ボタン" or "push button for longer WALK interval" in English. A small bush is in the bottom right of the frame. The background shows a typical city street at night, with buildings, lights, and a car passing by. in Minato, Japan

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Apr 4, 2026, 9:23 AM

Minato, Japan

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A close-up, medium-shot shows a pedestrian crossing sign attached to a metal pole in Minato, Japan. The sign is in both English and Japanese, with the English text reading "Don't cross at a red light!". The sign is somewhat worn and has some graffiti. Above the sign are buttons with a wheelchair symbol, meant to signal the traffic light to lengthen the time to cross for pedestrians with disabilities. There is a small white sign indicating that it is a "青延長用押ボタン" or "push button for longer WALK interval" in English. A small bush is in the bottom right of the frame. The background shows a typical city street at night, with buildings, lights, and a car passing by.

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