A two storey building with a peaked roof of glazed ceramic tiles and eaves finished in white plaster, with charcoal blackened cladding. A single story annex with the same finish connects this building, to the right in the frame, with a similar partner to the left.
A black bicycle with blue panniers parked in front of coffee shop with a sign reading (in English translation): Waraku Coffee / Morning service 6:00–13:00 / Open hours 6:00–evening / All year / Sunday closing time 18:00
A one-story building behind a rusting guardrail, with a patio fronting onto a large pond. A large Confederate flag is emblazoned on the side of the building.
A close-up view of the entrance to the restaurant, a building in the style of a fast-food restaurant, with clapboard siding, decorated with two Confederate flags, one of which has a large white smiley face in the center. A sign on the side of the building reads “LaidBack.” A wagon wheel, a guitar, and American flag, and some other paraphernalia are arranged beside the entrance.
A one-story building behind a rusting guardrail, with a patio fronting onto a large pond. A large Confederate flag is emblazoned on the side of the building.
A close-up view of the entrance to the restaurant, a building in the style of a fast-food restaurant, with clapboard siding, decorated with two Confederate flags, one of which has a large white smiley face in the center. A sign on the side of the building reads “LaidBack.” A wagon wheel, a guitar, and American flag, and some other paraphernalia are arranged beside the entrance.
A street corner cluttered with a concrete power poll, several traffic signs, power lines, and a progression of three grey, nondescript buildings of, from nearest to farthest, one story, two stories, and three stories. A sign in front of the nearest building reads, “Ruck Cafe”.
A dutch-angle view of the entrance to a shop, with a triangular patch of concreted parking lot in brilliant sunshine in the foreground. The entrance is screened lattice paneling fashioned from 2x2s on 2-inch spacing. A sign etched and stained in a rough-edged wooden slab over the entrance reads (in English translation) “Founded in Meiji 28 (1895) / Asagorō / Odamaki Vendor
