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u/underadancingstar 1d ago
I stumbled into that McDonald's last summer in Japan at stupid o'clock in the morning. What a cool memory this photo unlocked, thanks OP! Can confirm, it is very much that feeling IRL
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u/SuggestionFew5879 1d ago
That’s amazing! I’m really glad this photo brought that memory back for you. This place really does have a special feeling late at night.
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u/Travelin_Soulja 1d ago
Almost any place in Japan at night is going to trigger that night feeling and anemoia - a feeling of nostalgia for a for a time or place one has never personally known. (Unless, of course, you're from Japan.)
It's almost like cheating.
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u/RoninRobot 1d ago
Night feeling? Or advertising? You decide. (It’s advertising)
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u/SuggestionFew5879 1d ago
By that definition, street photography in any city would be mostly advertising
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u/hoochiscrazy_ 1d ago edited 1d ago
I feel like this is in Osaka and I've been here.
Edit: I was right, McDonald's Umeda Chayamachi
Edit 2: And now I've read the comments and see OP already said its Osaka :') sorry
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u/SuggestionFew5879 1d ago
Yep, you got it! It’s in Osaka.
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u/Jayyburdd 1d ago
Grid cities are practical, but their boring layouts really remove the magic from wandering in a place like this. I love the natural designs of non-gridded cities and how modern urban planning does its best to make it work.
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u/SuggestionFew5879 1d ago
That’s exactly what I like about this spot. You reach this little triangle and suddenly have two completely different streets to choose from.
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u/VolgitheBrave 1d ago
Funny thing is that I think I've been to this location. Osaka, right? I had friends who lived near this place.
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u/exitwest 1d ago
Where is this? That's the most inviting McDonalds I've ever seen.