This sign in the restroom of a station on the monorail at Haneda Airport in Tokyo asks users of syringes to dispose of them properly.
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This sign in the restroom of a station on the monorail at Haneda Airport in Tokyo asks users of syringes to dispose of them properly.
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Geoff Gillespie
...and nobody yet has commented that even here, on a presumably government sanctioned notice board, the English is appalling. Seriously, all of us who are here attempting to improve the English ability of those Japanese citizens who want to learn the language are wasting our time.
Jtsnose
While there may be many people requiring legitimate uses of such items, I hope the government is not showing tolerance for illegitimate users.
dcog9065
Likely due to the surge in foreign tourists, some less well mannered types leave their syringes lying around for children to injure themselves on
Alfie Noakes
No, they've had it for years. Maybe the sub-ed who captioned the photo didn't know that though.
garypen
Times are changing? Why? Have they only recently introduced insulin for diabetics in Japan?
Tom
Always dispose of ours properly, both those checking for sugar as well as the insulin injecting needles.
Atari
zichi I hope you’re not serious
drronmccoy
Certainly are! Those pesky diabetics... something should be done about it!