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Japanese Neighborhood Warning System

All over Japan, loudspeakers are set up to alert people of fires, deaths, anything deemed important. They are also used, however, for slightly less urgent announcements, too...  
 
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OS253 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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What a beautiful country! No Mexican gang members like in Los Angeles.
All nice and quiet. A nice play to live and work. I'm moving to Asia!
red88alert (4 months ago) Show Hide
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haha but there are asian gang members lol
dddtorro (7 months ago) Show Hide
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i love Japan ... im in Southern California and its mostly ugly here. well at least the weather is nice
xXfainarufantajiXx (5 months ago) Show Hide
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I also live in So-Cal. it is friggen hideous, especially all the valley communities. I woud love to live in city Japan.僕もカリフォルニアに住んでいる。醜怪だと思ってい る特に渓谷にあるコミュニティ。日本に住みたいでっす。；３・・ ・日本語が下手けど
red88alert (4 months ago) Show Hide
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i live here in so cal too and unlike you guys i love it here except that i too wanna go to japan so badly!!!
ChrisDeegan (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Well done! These speaker systems are a menace to anyone who likes peace and quiet. However, particularly in rural districts, they are a convenient way of telling the Japanese to be careful of fire, to vote on election day, to watch over young children returning from school, to be on the lookout for senile people who have gone walkabout, to wear seatbelts when driving, and so on. Whether or not they can be useful in the event of a major earthquake is another matter.
Jcool663 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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wow
zach089 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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is it fun to live in japan
KeroroGunsouTX (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Lol, no wonder the suicide rate is so high in Japan. :P
syuusaruSC (9 months ago) Show Hide
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lololololololol

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