This escalator goes up, then straight, then up again

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ITAP of a mall in Japan

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Always love when I have a few hours to kill in Kyoto Station, my second favorite train station in Japan!

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Always love when I have a few hours to kill in Kyoto Station, my second favorite train station in Japan!

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Entrance hall of Kyoto Station, Japan, designed by Hiroshi Hara in 1997

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Always love when I have a few hours to kill in Kyoto Station, my second favorite train station in Japan!

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Lahat ba tayo, corrupt?

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Chengdu Metro Station, China

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Japanese construction partitions have clear corners to prevent collisions in high traffic areas (Shinjuku station)

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China completely surprised me (in a good way)

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This escalator has a small landing half way up

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2,5 days in Chongqing, China

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Building by my hotel in Tokyo