A lot of businesses set up shop off the major thoroughfares, and while the narrow side streets and alleys in this city tend to be clean and safe and inviting (not what I expected coming from New York) it doesn't hurt to have a sidewalk billboard to help pull in customers. I saw this one on Meiji-Dori in Harajuku. Turns out 'World Wide Love' is the name of a store, not a product (if it was a product, how much would you pay for it? and would it come in a bottle?), and it sells clothes, like the jacket and tights on this girl.
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
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A lot of businesses set up shop off the major thoroughfares, and while the narrow side streets and alleys in this city tend to be clean and safe and inviting (not what I expected coming from New York) it doesn't hurt to have a sidewalk billboard to help pull in customers. I saw this one on Meiji-Dori in Harajuku. Turns out 'World Wide Love' is the name of a store, not a product (if it was a product, how much would you pay for it? and would it come in a bottle?), and it sells clothes, like the jacket and tights on this girl.
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