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Braille Blocks: an Important Guide for the Visually Impaired, Originating in Japan
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I was waiting at a crosswalk for the traffic light to change. I realized I was standing on the tactile paving and quickly moved. Its official name is "guide blocks for the visually impaired." I regretted not being more careful, as there was a risk of colliding with a visually impaired person walking by.▼It was exactly 59 years ago today that the first tactile paving blocks were installed at an intersection near Okayama Prefectural School for the…
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