Neon Sign of the Road "Noraneko Dori" - stock photo

A photo of a neon sign that says "ノラねこ通り" (Nora Cat Street) in Japanese. The sign is lit up at night, and it is surrounded by strings of lights. The sign is located on a dark street. In Japanese, 野良猫 (noraneko) is a word that refers to stray cats. It is a compound word that consists of two kanji characters: 野 (no), which means "field" or "wilderness," and 猫 (neko), which means "cat." 野良猫 are often seen in urban areas, where they live in parks, alleyways, and other public spaces. They are typically independent and self-sufficient, and they often find food and shelter on their own. 野良猫 can be a nuisance, as they can be noisy and destructive. However, they can also be a valuable part of the ecosystem, as they help to control rodent populations.