The pictures speak for themselves...here are my thoughts on it: While I don't read Japanese so I can't read the words, there's something wonderful about a creative culture (within the building) where it is even remotely acceptable to write on the walls. It's such a "childish" thing, but it really isn't. I'm reminded of the caves in France where some of the oldest art in the world is painted on the walls. We're really still the same people, just with different clothes. Some of the characters I recognize, some I don't, but in all of the drawings it's really clear that each had their own story to tell in their own world which was created by the hands that made those doodles. Pretty blamin' cool if I do say so, myself.