RAINDROPS KEEP FALLING ON THEIR HEADS ... IN KYOTO
I arrived this evening in Kyoto -- one of my favorite cities in Japan -- under police escort. Well, technically speaking, the police weren't exactly escorting me. It's more like they were serving as comic relief. I couldn't help noticing that, due to the rain, they were wearing white rain coats, surgical masks and shower caps over their police uniforms. So, when I noticed a pair of officers taking the escalator to my hotel, I whipped out my Spycam and zipped passed them to get a good shot. I wonder what they wear when it snows ...?
I arrived this evening in Kyoto -- one of my favorite cities in Japan -- under police escort. Well, technically speaking, the police weren't exactly escorting me. It's more like they were serving as comic relief. I couldn't help noticing that, due to the rain, they were wearing white rain coats, surgical masks and shower caps over their police uniforms. So, when I noticed a pair of officers taking the escalator to my hotel, I whipped out my Spycam and zipped passed them to get a good shot. I wonder what they wear when it snows ...?
They look mighty sanitary. My deceased husband enjoyed serving the U.S. army in Japan
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ReplyDeletethey seem very sensible.
ReplyDeleteGlad you finally made it. Hope you do not get to see snow.
ReplyDeleteThink a traditional, New England yellow slicker would be preferable
ReplyDeleteThey look so dapper. Funny!
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