Apr 14, 2026

Photo in post not working?

Is it just me or is there something wrong with the "insert image" in the body of the text? I have tried on three different posts and even if I successfully upload a photo, it isn't showing on the post. It will show in the gallery though. Anyone else having the same problem?

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BigfamJapan

Former nickname was "Saitama". Changed it to save confusion on place review posts! Irish, 20+ years in Japan! I also write on my personal website: insaitama.com

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TonetoEdo

on Apr 14

@BigfamJapan Can confirm. Your latest posts' galleries are absent.

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TonetoEdo

on Apr 14

I'm having trouble, too. I attempted to start a blog post, was able to upload the image in the body of the post, and then it broke.

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BigfamJapan

on Apr 14

@TonetoEdo I get nervous when there are technical issues on the site. Thank you for letting me know your experience too.

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genkidesu

on Apr 14

I have a few blogs I need to write, hopefully tonight if I have the energy, so I will keep you posted if it's not working for me!

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BigfamJapan

on Apr 14

Actually - just realized; the gallery photos aren't showing either. They were showing when I uploaded, unlike in-post photos, but once they're published you can't see them.

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BigfamJapan

on Apr 15

I've noticed today that not only can you not add photos to new posts, photos are disappearing from older posts too. When I go into any post, the photo is visible for a couple of seconds and then it disappears, replaced by a square mini photo box image with the word photo beside it.

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genkidesu

on Apr 15

@BigfamJapan just uploaded a blog and it's not working for me either. It stayed for a second and then turned into a broken photo icon. Hopefully it's fixed soon, but looks like it's an ongoing issue.

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TonetoEdo

on Apr 15

@BigfamJapan I just had a look at my posts and place reviews from a few days too weeks ago. The thumbnails display, but I get the broken photo icon. I tried some of the links within my posts. They’re valid.

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BigfamJapan

on Apr 15

I have contacted CC directly, so hopefully if they weren't already working on it, they are now. But I am seeing positive signs now - the photos are showing again in older posts. But they still aren't showing in posts that were added in the last 24 hours.

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genkidesu

on Apr 15

@BigfamJapan thank you for contacting them! Hopefully it's resolved soon.

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TonetoEdo

on Apr 16

@BigfamJapan I have contacted the team, too, both through the contact form and Facebook messenger. No response on the Facebook account.

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City-Cost

on Apr 16

Thank you all for sharing your concerns regarding the issue with blog post images. The site is currently undergoing some maintenance work which seems to be behind the issue. We are working to resolve it as soon as possible and thank you all for your patience in the meantime. the City-Cost team

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BigfamJapan

on Apr 16

@City-Cost thank you, I can see that the images are working again now, 2.53 pm April 16th.

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TonetoEdo

20 hours ago

@City-Cost Thank you for resolving the image issue! I can see the photos in my reviews and posts again.

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