front shot of a place where a store sells products, with Kanji visible

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1. Christian Horn (globalc@chaos.social)'s status on Monday, 10-Apr-2023 07:27:16 UTC Christian Horn

   Gotta love what these guys did here with Kanji:

   麺 means noodles, this first store replaced the right radical of the Kanji with noodles - still perfectly recognizable.
   届 means to deliver/make a present, the store morphed it to a present and spells that Kanji "gifuto" (gift/present)
   市 means market, this stall sells fruit so they morphed the Kanji into an apple

   ( via @hananoaki , thanks for spotting these!)