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Daily Archives: August 16, 2011
Fukuoka Subway System Symbols: Hakozaki Line
The Fukuoka City Subway system is unique in that each station has its own symbol, a depiction showing something characteristic about the district or area that station is in. Continuing on from a previous post covering the symbols of the … Continue reading
Posted in History/Culture, Subway Station Symbols, Uncategorized
Tagged Fukuoka, Hakata, Hakozaki, Hakozaki line, Japan, Kyushu, meaning, station, subway, symbols, Tenjin, train
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