A bicycle parked in front of a sign standing before a green chainlink fence, reading (in English translation): “Warning: under surveillance for unauthorized littering” and stating a term of imprisonment or a fine of 10 million yen as the penalty. The message is signed by the “Aichi-Gifu Landfill” (愛岐処分所)
A two-story building with slate roof and vines adorning the face of the second-story wall, with green and red bunting over the entrance, and a sign reading (in English translation) “Mah-Jong.”
A sign reading (in English translation) “Points of Interest / Koko Gorge: known for its cherry blossoms (best in the first half of April), suitable for hiking down the Toki River from Koko Gorge to Jokoji Temple (4 kilometers).
A sign reading (in English translation), “Soto-no-Hara County 14km/30min” (to the left) and “Tamano Gardens 23km/45min” (to the right). A steel staircase leading up the embankment behind the sign stands to its right.
A rusty steel gate overgrown with brush bearing a sign reading (in English translation); “Roadway for the exclusive use of Aichi-Gifu Landfill: Entry is Prohibited”
A black and red roadside sign of clean design standing behind rusted guardrails, and reading “SRAM Park Seto” and (in English translation) “Turn left, 2.4 kilometers”.
A Japanese sign reads (in English translation): “This gate prevents migration of wild boar / When entering and exiting, close this gate without fail / Thank you for your cooperation”
A bicycle with rear panniers parked in front of a traffic island inside a parking lot. A bush grows in the traffic island, and a sign peeks out of the bush reading (in English translation) “Number Five Parking Lot”. To the left of the traffic island a sign in Japanese asks drivers to turn off their engines when parked.
