When I was in Singapore last year, I saw the world’s largest fountain. Several times a day the shopping center in which the fountain was located would host a laser light show, featuring a variety of images that were projected onto a curtain of falling water. The Japanese fountain in the video below bests the Singaporean version. It uses water to actually create the images. I can only marvel at the technology and precision that must have been required to create this display. The Japanese company that manufactured the fountain calls it a “Space Writer.” I call it a Japanese water writer. Take a look:
Hello Barbara!
I would like to ask you where you found this fascinating Japanese water writer? What city?
It\’s effect very impressive!
Maryte
Hi Maryte: In the comments of the YouTube video it says it’s in Canal City in Fukuoka.
Barbara, I discovered your website by accident. The first post I saw was the aquarium then this one. I am going to follow your post going forward. The things you have seen in your six months travel is more than what most people will ever see in a lifetime. This is remarkable. Thank you again for sharing your experience.
Koi: Thank you SO much for your kind words. My blog is my passion (in addition to travel, of course), so I am always thrilled when I hear that people like what I write.