Jinrykisha
(Nowadays rickshaws that run around the areas are very popular among tourists)
Deadline for caption submissions: March 31, 2012
The best captions will be announced about a week later.
Jinrykisha
(Nowadays rickshaws that run around the areas are very popular among tourists)
Deadline for caption submissions: March 31, 2012
The best captions will be announced about a week later.
Tanuki no Okimono
(Raccoon dog dolls at a station in Kyoto)
Deadline for caption submissions: March 31, 2012
The best captions will be announced about a week later.
The caption (photo 5) below was selected as the funniest caption of the month (February) and the prize of 5,000 yen will be awarded to the writer.
These captions will be published in the Hiragana Times April issue.
Photo 8, 2012
Kono kyanpu wa totemo furui desu ne. Sentaku suru to senzai ga arimasen.(Stephanie TRALBAUT)
Aahhah, Ojiichan! Ireba soko ni irecha damedesho! (Blaine MIYAJAWA)
Photo 7, 2012
Musubime wa fukuzatsu sugite, akerarenai. Mouuu! (Fred, British)
Mask
(Many Japanese wear a surgical mask in early spring to protect themselves from season pollen)
Deadline for caption submissions: March 16, 2012
The best captions will be announced about a week later.
Koi
(Carp is a typical fish seen in Japanese gardens. They are very expensive)
Deadline for caption submissions: March 16, 2012
The best captions will be announced about a week later.
These captions will be published in the Hiragana Times April issue.
Photo 6, 2012
Onegai utanaide! Bokutachi no okozukai ageru kara.( Hide, Japanese)
Kyodai na kuma no kougeki o uketara hanngeki, junnbi wa OK desu! (Carlos GUTIERREZ ,Chilean)
Photo 5, 2012
Toire (toilet) wa doko na no? Hayaku mitsukete! (Hide, Japanese)
Ushiro sugatta ga kireina watashitachi desu!( Yuri Asou, Japanese)