FIXES

Apartment structure and door frame form two posts for a clothesline made of string right in front of the washing machine.

Materials: String
Location: Nagoya

To recycle your plastic, you need to dry it. To dry it you need pegs and clothes hangers.

Materials: Pegs, Clothes Hangers
Location: Akishima, Tokyo

Umbrella drying on a stairway railing (courtesy of Tokyo-based designer Edith Prakoso)

Materials: Stair Railing
Location: Itabashi-honcho, Tokyo

Umbrellas drying on apartment balcony (courtesy of Tokyo-based designer Edith Prakoso)

Materials: Railing
Location: Nogizaka, Tokyo

Metal window ledge provides ample space for both storing cabbages and drying shoes.

Materials: Window Ledge
Location: Nagoya, Aichi

Rubbish bin cleaned and out to dry on a spare bicycle.

Materials: Bicycle
Location: Akishima, Tokyo

Using hooks and modified clothes hangers, this suburban car port has been transformed into a hanging garden.
(Note: This garden is also multifunctional, with the upturned ends of the clothes hangers used to dry shoes and store slippers – see here)

Materials: Clothes Hangers, Hooks
Location: Akishima, Tokyo

(Originally posted on Tokyo-DIY-Gardening)

Block wall used for drying shoes.

Materials: Wall
Location: Akishima, Tokyo

Laundry pole in fork of carport provides extra drying space for towels.

Materials: Laundry Pole, Carport
Location: Akishima, Tokyo

Two types of gloves out to dry on a clothes hanger and garden rods.

Materials: Clothes Hanger, Garden Rods
Location: Akishima, Tokyo

Chopping boards leaning on the wall to dry outside a soba shop.

Material: Air Conditioner
Location: Akishima, Tokyo