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A landslide caught on camera. You start to catch your breath about the time the first clump of 30 foot tall trees crosses the road like a forest of ants. Pretty horrifying, but cool to watch. Second video after the jump.
Continue reading… “The Heyelan Land Slide”
The Head Kenzan is is inspired by a traditional Japanese tool called “kenzan” that is used in Japanese flower arranging to hold plants in place.
Continue reading… “Head Kenzan To Massage The Scalp”
The Japanese are ahead of us in everything, even Fridge tech. Not only do they like to spray snow to deodorize things, they also like their fridges to emit vitamin C. Hitachi fridges, that is. The idea behind their new fridges seems sound enough. The R-Y6000 releases Vitamin C into the air inside to keep your food fresher.
Continue reading… “Japanese Refrigerator Sprays Vitamin C to Keep Food Fresh”
Soapland is a type of Japanese brothel where men are bathed with female prostitutes, although there are a few specifically for female clienthood. Soaplands are special in the idea that a companion’s work room has two areas in it. One is a small area with a small couch and bed, and the other is a large shower room that has a large bath and floor for an inflatable mattress.
Continue reading… “A Trip to Soapland”
A Japanese man puzzled by food mysteriously disappearing from his refrigerator got a shock when he found out a woman had been living in his home for months without permission, police said Friday.
Continue reading… “Woman Enjoys Free Rent By Closet-Hopping From House to House”
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Crazy demonstration of how to use a huge mechanical digger to remove the clothing from a woman. SFW. Second video after the jump.
Continue reading… “Woman Stripped by Huge Mechanical Digger”
Japanese artist Aya Tsukioka has come up with some unique solutions for Japanese women who wish that they could escape notice by transforming into wallflowers. Her invention is a skirt that can be pulled up to transform its wearer into a vending machine, camouflage that is a lot more common than a wallflower, especially on the streets of Japan. (Pics)
Continue reading… “Look Out, a Mugger! Quick Turn Yourself into a Vending Machine”
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Amazing theater trick
Japanese television has an extra wierd twist that is hard to describe. Second video after the jump.
Continue reading… “Japanese TV Amazing Trick”
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If you thought that American humor was daring, you’ve never see the lengths to which the Japanese will go to make people laugh. Additional video after the jump.
Continue reading… “Extreme Japanese Pranks”
Notice the horseshoes on the bottom? Perhaps they come with a matching saddle. More of these painful looking shoe photos after the jump.
Continue reading… “Cruel Shoes – The Latest in Japanese Fashion Footwear”
The waffle, in typical Japanese fashion, has been dissected and re-concocted. Substituting the gooey rice paste, mochi, for the wheat flour used by westerners in the waffle, Japanese chefs have created the moffle, Japan’s latest food craze. And a quick-thinking entrepreneur stepped up the craze by creating the Moffle, a moffle cooker.
Continue reading… “In Japan, Waffle + Mochi = Moffle”
Hi-tech mobile phones and leisurely baths are well-known passions of the Japanese – and apparently they’re not mutually exclusive.
A survey released yesterday showed that 41.2 percent of people in the country have at least once taken their mobile phones to the bathtub to make calls, type e-mails, listen to music or play games.
Continue reading… “Nearly Half Of Japanese Bathe With Cellphones”
