Street crossing sound for the blind of Japan

Let me clarify: the sounds are there for the blind. At an intersection you have 2 streets crossing, let's say one goes east-west, the other goes north-south. A blind person can hear one specific sound when the east-west street is clear for crossing, and another distinctly different sound when the north-south street is clear for crossing. There are also raised bumps (like enlarged Braille) at the intersections to help the blind find the edge of the road.

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[GreatBlueKnight]

I think it's fantastic!

Lovely way to make you enjoy the special city, and it leaves quite an impression on tourists such as myself!

:)

[SmallTimeHalo]

This music freaks me out every time I hear it. Damn Chaos;Head.