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  1. According to a report from the American Overseas Chinese Press, the New York City Bureau of Buildings’ investigation of unqualified shop signboards has also not spared the Chinese businessmen in Brooklyn. A notice from the Bureau of Buildings stated that the signboards were unqualified and needed to be removed, otherwise a fine would be imposed. Many businesses took action one after another, and some street signs were almost demolished.
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  2. After the social media Twitter owned by billionaire Musk changed its name to X, a huge new X signboard with dazzling lights was erected on the top floor of the headquarters in San Francisco, California. It was criticized as a nuisance to the people, and the city government received 24 complaints. After launching an investigation, Company X finally removed the new signboard. This controversial giant X logo was erected on the top of the headquarters building on Market Street in the downtown area of ​​San Francisco. Some people also questioned the existence of security issues, thinking that the huge sign standing on the edge of the building does not look solid.
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  3. Kyoto, the favorite place for tourists, is one of the most stringent places in Japan. In Kyoto, signboards and banners must not exceed sidewalks, and store promotional banners must not exceed 2 square meters... In addition to limiting the size of signboards, there are also strict regulations on colors. The colors used must not exceed a certain brightness and chroma to avoid damage to too bright advertising signs Harmony of the overall city appearance. If the signboard that violates the regulations is not improved within the restricted period, the Kyoto City Government will have to remove it on its behalf, and the merchant will bear the cost. At the same time, a fine of less than 300,000 yen can be imposed. In order to comply with the regulations, even multinational corporations have to change their logos when they arrive in Kyoto. The signboard of UNIQLO, a chain clothing store, has been changed from bright red to dark red. The well-known fast food restaurant McDonald's has also changed its yellow signboard on a red background to brown and light yellow. The chain convenience store 7-11 even changed the LOGO to only black and white, which has become a unique signature style in Kyoto.
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  4. 觀光客最愛去的京都，就是規範全日本數一數二嚴格的地方。 在京都，招牌橫幅不得超出人行道、店面宣傳旗幟不得超出 2 平方公尺…除了限制招牌大小，對顏色也有嚴格的規定，使用的顏色不得超出一定的明度、彩度，避免過於鮮豔的廣告招牌破壞整體市容的和諧。違反規範的招牌若是未在限制期間內改善，則京都市政府得代為拆除，並由商家負擔費用，同時可處 30 萬日幣以下的罰鍰。
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  5. LE搞的鬼不鬼，人不人的。。。 LE整個人和鬼一樣搞的鬼不鬼，人不人的。。。
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  6. 城市對招牌有所管制很新鮮嗎你真是個白痴!
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  7. 日本城市街头眼花缭乱的招牌，看似杂乱无章，实则是烟火气 ... 2020年10月8日 — 其实日本对广告牌管理也是严格的，对广告牌的形式、尺寸、色彩、高度都有一定的限制。日本广告牌之所以看起来舒服顺眼，主要是设计美
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  8. ​ @idnexdesign  那是因为​idnexdesign 人和鬼一樣搞的鬼不鬼，人不人的 京都是古城， 人家是在保护​idnexdesign 人和鬼一樣搞的鬼不鬼，人不人。
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  9. 觀光客最愛去的京都，就是規範全日本數一數二嚴格的地方。 在京都，招牌橫幅不得超出人行道、店面宣傳旗幟不得超出 2 平方公尺…除了限制招牌大小，對顏色也有嚴格的規定，使用的顏色不得超出一定的明度、彩度，避免過於鮮豔的廣告招牌破壞整體市容的和諧。違反規範的招牌若是未在限制期間內改善，則京都市政府得代為拆除，並由商家負擔費用，同時可處 30 萬日幣以下的罰鍰。
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  10.  @CannibaLouiST  你知唔知你口臭係乜地方爛牙。
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  11.  @CannibaLouiST  噉你知唔知京都最喜歡近親相姦係乜呀。
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