I think it might be a good idea to have a blind voting round, people might be biased to those logos that show up at the top of the list

Just to update: it works better when both "give way(row)" and "give way (single)" are enabled. www.mapillary.com/app/user/cod...

Another possible source of ground truth for this could be the Mapillary road marking detections. I found that the "give way" detection works for finding speed bumps. You can also get information about when it was detected. www.mapillary.com/app/?lat=42....

For health reasons all the things they list are perfectly reasonable

Got it, makes sense 🚴

That's why you buy one, they're usually much clearer and easier to hear than shouting

Omg he looks like Professor Flitwick!

Looks like a great resource to get the information out there for residents

There will always be tons of tourists. They'll raise the accommodation tax in March 2026, but I think they should have raised them more. en.japantravel.com/news/kyoto-l... Another thing done already is to add dedicated tourist bus services. kyoto.travel/en/see-and-d...

IMHO 日本語上手 is the same vibe as when you tell a kid that's just barely learning something that they're "doing so good!" even though they still aren't very good because you want them to keep trying

For safety it helps that the cars are somewhat smaller than in the US. But you still see instances of people getting run over by trucks or crazy taxi drivers in Tokyo. I'm concerned at how most people don't wear helmets.

It's to get enough height, that's the Rainbow Bridge and massive ships have to be able to pass underneath. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainbow...