From April 1st, the sale of second-hand electrical goods over 5 years old will be banned in Japan — or at least severely restricted depending on which report you happen to read. So with this in mind, I feel now is the time to upgrade and get rid of my still as good as new television and refrigerator.
The TV, as is clearly visible, was a state-of-the-art cathode ray tube model when first purchased. And the fridge is, well, a fridge — ideal for the storage of cheese or other perishable foodstuffs. Plus for anyone willing to take both, I’ll throw in the rice cooker for free.
(click on the image for a closer gander at the goods)
jim says
Clearly this is a political move. In the states we would call this a special interest group.
Sylfien says
How much for the TV?
dodderyoldfart says
My God. We have your second hand cars, now it will be washing machines…
Lee says
“How much for the TV?”
How much are you offering (minus my exorbitant shipping costs)?
Paul says
What are your shipping costs for overseas?
Lee says
Just for you Paul, I’ll reduce the cost by sea from ridiculously expensive to plain old expensive, and if it’s by air, from overpriced beyond belief to merely exorbitant.
Paul says
Well, I’m still using my dad’s 15 old set as my main TV. Throw in a few daikon and one of them cat paws and you may just have a deal.
Lee says
Ok then Paul, sounds good to me. But if you are willing to take the fridge too, I’ll even throw in my old futon, which is only mildly stained.
A deal clincher, surely?
Babelfish says
This is probably very bad for the environment…