名前詐欺？　ロータリーっぽくないのに「美原ロータリー」　A Unique Roundabout Intersection in Osaka, Japan

How to couple trains: watching coupling work at Yamato-Yagi station in Nara, Japan = Japanese Jpn. = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Welcome to Yatatetsu's sub-channel, Yatasub! This time, I tried my hand at creating a video that introduces some of the more nitty-gritty details of Osaka's roads in a slightly more entertaining way. I'd like to introduce you to the "Mihara Rotary" intersection. Located in Mihara, Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture, the "Mihara Rotary" is a strange rotary intersection that, while it calls itself a rotary, lacks a central island for turning around and no one-way streets. Is the Mihara Rotary just a misnomer, or is it really a rotary? We'll uncover the mystery of this strange intersection by comparing it to its past appearances. main channel    / yyyyyatakara   Twitter   / yyyy_yatatetsu   blog https://yatatetsu.hatenablog.com/ = English = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Welcome to Yata-Tetsu’s Sub Channel YATA-SUB! Today I want to introduce the "Mihara Rotary" intersection in Sakai city, Osaka. Rotary refers to roundabout type intersection in Japan. Mihara Rotary says itself a roundabout, however there seems to be no one-way circular road around it. This video closes up to the mystery of the name, why the intersection is called Mihara Rotary. Attention; I’m sorry but this video has no English subtitles or narrations. Please note that any reprints without my permission are not allowed. Contact me in advance. Main Channel    / yyyyyatakara   Twitter   / yyyy_yatatetsu