Yaki-imo Lamppost Signage
Yaki-imo (roasted sweet potato) advertisement on lamppost. Constructed of a cardboard box, plastic twine, and wire ties.
Materials: Cardboard Box, Plastic Twine, Wire
Location: Kunitachi, Tokyo
Breeze Block Signage Stabilization
Signage stablized with a chain threaded through a breeze block.
Materials: Breeze Block, Chain
Location: Minato-ku, Tokyo
Signage Stabilization in Wood Strip
Commercial signage stabilized through use of simple wooden strip.
Materials: Wood
Location: Shibuya, Tokyo
Display/Signalling Chair
Chair used to signal location of store, and display products…as well as possibly discouraging parking.
Materials: Chair
Location: Shibuya, Tokyo
Streetside Display Stabilization in Bricks
Bricks stablize a streetside display which juts out over the curb and onto the road.
Materials: Brick
Location: Shibuya, Tokyo
Polystyrene Lid Storage in Gap
The gap between two vending machines provides ample storage for polystyrene box lids.
Materials: Vending Machine Gap
Location: Shibuya, Tokyo
Menu Secured in Bricks, Twine, and Tape
The outdoor menu for this food store is secured with plastic twine taped to two bricks, the base evened out with broken paving tiles.
Materials: Bricks, Paving Slab, Plastic Twine, Duct Tape
Location: Shibuya, Tokyo
Signage in Crate, Polystyrene, Tape, Markers
Lunchtime signage on polystrene food packaging lids – written in markers, stabilized with crate. Signage is attached to hinged board for easy storage/transport (see last image).
Materials: Crate, Markers, Polystyrene, Tape, Hinged Boards
Location: Shibuya, Tokyo
Lunchtime Signage Over Railing
Signs advertising local restaurants lined up and stabilized over pedestrial railing. A system which also keeps them off the thoroughfare. Stabilized with tape and string.
Materials: Railing, String, Tape
Location: Shibuya, Tokyo
Stable Pamphlet Stand
Pamphlet stand outside during business hours – tied to the pedestrian railing with plastic twine for stabilisation.
Materials: Plastic Twine
Location: Shibuya, Tokyo
