I love public art. Probably, that’s one reason I like walking around Ilsan. And Fukuoka was interesting, this morning, too. Here are some pictures of public art (and/or interesting architecture).
Walking around Ilsan, near Baekma area:
Here is something tucked next to a building walking out the east end of the mall called “WesternDom” in Ilsan, on the way to Madu Station:
Here is a picture I took this morning, here in Fukuoka, Japan. It’s a digital clock that changes to show the time. But the pixels are made of little fountain spouts. So it’s an altogether new take on the “water clock” idea:
Here is a weird frog-creature-arch-thing in the Tenjin area (downtown) of Fukuoka:
Here is the somewhat famous ACROS cultural center in Fukuoka, with its rooftop gardens:
For contrast, some blossoming cherry trees along the river:
Lastly, some palm trees in the median of a major street near Hakata Station:
