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Japanese manhole covers

January 20th, 2006 by Roy Berman		 Mutantfrog

Check out this fantastic, if amazingly slow loading, gallery of artistic manhole covers through Japan.

 

Thanks to Younghusband for the heads up.

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    • One Response to 'Japanese manhole covers'

    1. Shay Says:
      January 20th, 2006 at 2:33 am

      Those a really cool. My favorite is the Detective Conan one! I like the art on most of the rectangle ones too.

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