Global Graphica

Street art in Kyoto! This cute wheat-paste graphic of a toilet paper roll is on a kind of utility box in the historic Pontocho area in Japan’s ancient capital city. — Posted by Fujiwara

“No War” political street-art sticker in Tokyo, Japan. — Posted by Fujiwara

Cute, blue Slank street-art sticker in Tokyo. — Posted by Fujiwara

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“Hack You” sticker in Aoyama, in Tokyo, Japan. — Posted by Fujiwara

Beautiful, colorful an decaying wheat-paste poster series on the Yamanote-sen (line) railway bridge in Shibuya, in Tokyo, Japan.

Scary image of woman (or is it man?) in stencil street art with color on a sticker in Ura-Harajuku, in Tokyo, Japan. I don’t know the meaning of the number 1337 on the sticker.

Posters of a really big visual bar-code in Aoyama-Shibuya neighborhoods in Tokyo, Japan. I wanted to capture code image with my cell phone camera but the battery on my phone was dead. Oh, well. I wonder what data is contained in this code or if it’s real and has real data. Kind of cool anyway. – Posted by Fujiwara

Graffiti street art near Aoyama Gakuin University in Tokyo. This spray-paint art work looks like a ghost or a character in a Hayao Miyazaki anime movie, right? The person who painted this, I have to wonder what he was thinking and feeling. What was going through his ind? What was his intention? Was it to create a cute phantom image?

Picture of the entrance to Bar Aoyama, the famous arty DJ bar where many artists, musicians and students hang out near Shibuya in Tokyo. The entrance to this part is in the cement wall near to the highway crossing that goes to Roppongi – Posted by Fujiwara

Cute, blue “Hello, my name is ‘Ecy’”sticker in Aoyama, Tokyo. It reminds me of old song my Eminem — “Hello, my name is Slim Shady,” and so on. – Posted by Fujiwara