Photographs from a small group of islands
Seeing young Japanese kids careering about on unicycles is not uncommon, but fellas who could feasibly be their fathers tackling tricks on them is.
Yet whilst it may be fun.
It looks far from easy.
If not, it’s probably fair to say, practically impossible.
With wars and economic woes dominating much of the news, it must be terribly difficult indeed for a disgraced academic to get some much needed media coverage to counter a dismissal concerning data discrepancies.
Yet regardless or not of whether he fabricated the facts in a published plasma experiment, former University of Tsukuba professor, Teruji Cho, can definitely not be accused of lacking the tools to get the necessary attention, as wearing what could well be the worst wig in the world will undoubtedly produce publicity,
if not necessarily a pardon.
(image via the FG Forums)
There are numerous Japanese items on the market for producing bigger and also better-shaped breasts, all the way from biscuits and beverages to rather bizarre rack rearranging rollers.
But for ladies after better looking boobs with basically no bother, this ‘sleeping bust up bra’ would appear to be perfect.
The garment effortlessly allowing the wearer to practically do nothing but simply wake up and marvel at her magically and majestically moulded mammaries.
A product that I can personally vouch for too, as after only a week or so of wearing one, my burgeoning man breasts are now looking particularly pert. Admittedly not an immediate postponement of prior engagements and play with them all day kind of pertness, but nevertheless they are still pleasantly perter.
Perhaps.
The apparently small size of most Japanese apartments is often mentioned in the media, but it’s far from the case for a huge number of homes.
That said, however, stereotypes invariably contain a considerable amount of truth, although even this previously posted monolith-like place is positively massive when compared to the preposterously narrow apartment pictured below.
Its mindbogglingly compact design making simply getting a cat inside somewhat complicated, let alone setting about trying to swing it.
Despite the previously posted mannequin-based scarecrows being suitably sinister, not all of them it seems are quite so unsettling.
But whilst they still aren’t exactly what one would want to stumble across in the semi-darkness, this lady at least is more sombre than scary.
Plus some are simply shy.
And, rather strangely, with his bouffant and brown blouse, this relatively new kid on the block wouldn’t look all that out of place in an 80s/90s boy band.
Although, as a new edition, he can’t really take that to heart, as he’s not yet in synch with the rest of the rabble.
No doubt due to concerns about cost and fuel economy, mini-cars in Japan continue to be top sellers, and Toyota’s recent decision to hire 800 temporary workers in a bid to keep up with demand for the Prius proves that even when an elfin form isn’t a factor, fuel efficiency is.
Yet that said, this quest for compactness and economy can sometimes go too far, as although a convertible, the contraption below looks uncomfortable to say the least. And cool doesn’t even come into it.
Plus whatever make it may be, although it’s probably not a Honda,
it’s hand luggage only along with potentially perilous situations aplenty.
