In Japan there are many times I find things difficult in English so you can imagine to find things in Spanish is almost impossible.
The photo you see below is in the Akihabara station, although I'd seen this sign for a long time, I was never with my camera. For some reason the indication for the bathroom is in Spanish!.
It is probably because they are aware of the visit of Spanish tourists ... The truth is quite interesting, here in Spain, in English as much, and also often difficult to find.
PS: the city center if that is common to see signs in both English and Japanese (curiously)
and French 
Curious ... almost makes me want to go, but only can speak Castilian and Galician XD hahahaha sure that I would understand anyone. A careful
Dude you are an observer, when I wanted to go to the bathroom of the seasons I have been guided more by the male and female figurines than anything else.
I like Japanese-style toilets for public toilets as it is more hygienic.
and so I carried uqe Spanish street vandalism because it implied the impression that they have tried to start it ^ ^
I have one that reads: "the direction of the electric town" with signs on the ground. Next ponia also "Electric Town". Also remember that at the mall this big we enter the first day we went, they said in Spanish by PA also promotions and stuff.
The moral of this post is: Do not forget to bring your camera with you, you never know what you can find and in that language!
Behold eñe as maja * - *
If, with the new camera I guess the small hand I'll have more from now.
