You could walk past this section of sidewalk a million times and not think about it once. It's a 15-foot patch of concrete the same as the 15 feet ahead of you and the 15 feet behind you. No different than the 100 feet beyond that. It's nothing. Until you look around, then, all of a sudden, you can see through time. I'm standing in the Shibuya ward of Tokyo, Japan, which, if it's famous for anything, is its crosswalk, Shibuya Crossing, a massive scramble intersection allowing foot traffic to cro...
You could walk past this section of sidewalk a million times and not think about it once. It's a 15-foot patch of concrete the same as the 15 feet ahead of you and the 15 feet behind you. No different than the 100 feet beyond that. It's nothing. Until you look around, then, all of a sudden, you can see through time. I'm standing in the Shibuya ward of Tokyo, Japan, which, if it's famous for anything, is its crosswalk, Shibuya Crossing, a massive scramble intersection allowing foot traffic to cro...
Share this Article
Recommended