[Koi Fish in Osaka by Hamilton Yokota (aka Titi Freak), a São Paulo native with Japanese ancestry]
Graffiti Japan: For anyone that has visited Tokyo, it’s no secret that Japanese graffiti artists, while of course influenced by the New York scene, have created a beast all of their own with the popular influences of calligraphy, kanji, and anime and manga characters.
Intro to Tokyo Street Art: Emphasis is placed on creating complete pieces with a narrative of sorts – perhaps this is a remnant of the woodblock culture, where a single image often captured or represented an entire tale. Works are often very large scale, credited in part to certain legal graffiti zones.__Graffiti Japan (gallery)

Drainspotting - Another Wholly Distinct Aspect of Contemporary Japanese Visual Culture