Yes, fully in use. Note the square light outside the entrance in #2 and #3, which (probably according to some community agreement?) is the same as in pic #7 (second to last). And the latter one there, you can see some writing on it, but I otherwise haven't been able to get an exposure for that, so in the earlier two it just looks like a white light. I'm not sure how to compensate for whatever, to get that included. Just leaving it as is, plain, seems to be the simplest solution.Are these wooden buildings inhabited, @johnnyG?
We have them in Brussels too (mostly in parks). But the place where they are the most common are in the Costa del sol in Southern Spain, where they nest in the abundant palm trees along every street. They're extremely noisy and are indeed considered as a pest by the locals because of that.Sorry, this is a cropped iPhone telephoto. There are swarms of feral parakeets living in southern Tokyo and Kanagawa. I found this noisy bunch this morning while walking the dog. According to Wikipedia, they also thrive in many other countries like Britain and are considered pests in some.
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They actually named the place "Otemachi Forest" (大手町の森). A bit tongue-in-cheek as there are only like 4 trees...