Hidden Schoolgirl In Japan’s Train Signs
The mystery of art is that everyone looks/sees it differently, that is also true with logos and signs. These kinds of images use lines and coloring to try and get the person see this image in the same way as the designer. But you must also factor in other points of view or perspectives, which is an entirely different effect that changes how someone might view the image and lead them to see something completely different.
Japanese Twitter user Kowa was recently at a station, to take the bullet train to another part of Japan. I have been here for quite a while, so I have noticed that around Shinkansen stations, there are usually plenty of signs, and as Kowa noted, the Tokaido and Sanyo LineĀ platforms was clearly marked.


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fixed on the sign, and
I started to blush,ā
āMy eyes became fixed on the sign, and I started to blush,ā admits Kowa. Online comments show that several others also began to share his perception.
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ā ćć¼ć (@kowa) August 31, 2015
Not every station uses the exact same signs, so depending on what station you get on/off at… you might see different signs. Just like all girls have differently sized busts, some Shinkansen trains also come in variety of sizes.
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ā ken waragai (@colagby) September 1, 2015
If you couldnāt notice a busty school girl in her uniform in the Shinkansen sign. Donāt worry , it just means you are normal or too busy trying to make your transfer to see these kinds of details and live your life outside of a comic book fantasy imagination. Kowa is the one who seems to see the world a little differently than the rest of us. He lists āthighsā and āimagining girls coming into contact with one anotherā as things he likes in his Twitter profile.
Source: Otakumu
Images: Twitter/@kowa Twitter/@colagby