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I love taking photos of cute signs. In Japanese the word pig is bura (boo-rah) so I think that’s the play on words here. In American English, a “boo-boo” is an injury and you’d use it with small children: Did you fall and get a boo boo? Let me get you a bandage and kiss it and make it all better. “Boo!” is also what a ghost says when it’s trying to scare you. Languages are weird.

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Correction Pichi san *: Pig in Japanese is 豚 which is read buta not bura. I'm also not sure how is connected to the parking name here lol. @anco is there some hidden meaning here?

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Oh thanks you Anco san for checking this, I forgot that kids call it ぶぶ, my nephew does the same.

I don't think it means anything in particular, but little kids call the car a Boo Boo!

Is he multiplying that by the way pigs squeal?🐖