An interior view depicts two illuminated signs for a Japanese restaurant, "JAPANJAPAN," located within a commercial building in Luxembourg City, likely the Auchan shopping center in Kirchberg

An interior view depicts two illuminated signs for a Japanese restaurant, "JAPANJAPAN," located within a commercial building in Luxembourg City, likely the Auchan shopping center in Kirchberg. The primary sign, centered, is rectangular with a red border and a white interior. It features a red sun partially obscured by a white cloud, with the Japanese characters "日本" positioned above the word "JAPAN" in black uppercase lettering. To its left, a smaller, square, white-faced sign displays "JAPANJAPAN" in blue wavy lines, forming two 'O' shapes. Both signs hang from the ceiling by metal rods. Below the signs, a wooden-framed partition with opaque dark panels separates the upper wall from a large glass section looking out into an adjacent area. Through the glass, a spiral staircase with silver railings is visible on the left. To the right of the staircase, a red and white promotional poster for a "Hotline" is affixed, displaying an antique red telephone and text in what appears to be Luxembourgish or German, referencing "d'Hölle" and dates "7 et 14 Février." Beyond the glass, a light-colored tiled floor extends into a spacious area furnished with multiple small tables and chairs of varying colors (red, green), indicative of a food court or cafeteria. A yellow wet floor sign is partially visible on the tiled floor in the distance, to the right. A dark, decorative silhouette, possibly a hanging ornament, is reflected in the lower right portion of the glass. The ceiling above the signs is dark and textured.