Well that is awkward indeed! @Google Keep doing you!! #Idiot @127reasons Highlight Of The Day pic.twitter.com/SJWj8YJh6O
— rubz magoobs (@rubzcube) December 12, 2018
For some strange reason, if you Google the word ‘idiot’… a picture of Trump comes up, hee, hee. This even happens in a Japanese search of バカ/baka (idiot) or バカ (idiot) + トランプ (Trump).
Prime Minister Abe (R) and the government’s “Cool Japan™” initiative is sponsoring a huge, official NINJA KANCHO ATTACK.
The purpose of this poking kancho anus attack is to promote tourism by using “ninja culture as a magnet (Japan Today / 2018-Dec-12)” with the approach of the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan and 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
Previous kancho attacks on the 3Yen include:
おはくま〜！みなさん、気をつけていってらっしゃいだモン〜☆
Be bear! Be careful everybody, mon!〜☆
(The bear mascot, Kumamon, revels in Tokyo’s Yamamote Line’s priority Bariatric Seating for three persons.)
#KumaStrips
Our previous reports from the seat of power of Kumamon, include:
🎶 You better watch out / You better not cry / Better not pout / I’m telling you why / Godzilla is stomping into town!🎶 @jsusang_2018
For past week in Yokohama, I’ve been stumbling across sidewalk signs reading:
“Nothing is charming“.
Mysterious.
But hey, everything in Japan is a bit mysterious…especially mangled engrish.
When I finally bothered to read the fine print, I discovered out the Yokohama City government and local businesses especially Starbucks Coffee Japan are holding an holding a “light down event” (sic) named Nothing is Charming on December 11, which is the 21st anniversary of the Kyoto Protocol.
On Tuesday night from 7:00 to 8:00 PM, all lights in the cafes will be turned down to let people enjoy “Nothing” (and to “rethink our life without lights”). Originally the plan was to ban the use of any electronic devices during the “Nothing” event but the most recent press releases don’t mention that any more here in the Land of the Smartphone Obsessed™.
@Starbucksnews @Starbucks #Japan ☕️🇯🇵 Use hashtags #ライトダウンポートレイト (“light down portrait”) & #NothingisCharming Learn more: https://t.co/QgU2cmIdDq #TuesdayMotivation #TuesdayThoughts #Tuesday #TuesdayTrivia #tuesdaytip #FYI #DidYouKnow #FreedomJMarket #coffee 💖 pic.twitter.com/c17EGPzoh0
— Freedom Japan Market (@FreedomJMarket) December 12, 2017
♪It’s beginning to look a lot like Squidmas…♪♬~
♬~Gather around the Squidmas tree …♪♬~
For the-rest-of-the-story, please enjoy our previous explanation of the Spinning Squid Christmas Tree (3Yen / 2008-12-06).
Tokyonama, importer/distributer of original products from Japan–Geneva/Tokyo
Mulboyne @Mulboyne writes:
The early Greek temple on that logo does not look like a Japanese building (3Yen / 2008-06-29) at all. The Land Ministry must using the symbol to make the woes of the great tsunami of Atlantis a teachable point.
Kumamon was surprised to wake up this fine morning in a wooden coffin being placed in his special burial MON/モン〜！ (円墳)
おはくま〜！出かける人も仕事の人も、気を付けていってらっしゃいだモン！ pic.twitter.com/5fxMv9o7rF
— くまモン【公式】 (@55_kumamon) November 30, 2018
Just a few of our many previous reports of Kumamon’s antics include:
"MER CONTINENT" is a capsule toy series of animal figurines that are designed around the MerLion theme. Price: 200 yen each
The series from the new "Panda's Hole" brand of T-TARTS (Takara Tomy Toys' arts division) featuring the work of outside artists.https://t.co/cXR8o1XURk pic.twitter.com/IXF3jaX6aV— Taro3Yen (@taro3yen) November 26, 2018
Q: Why puking-good-fun “art” toys like the “MER CONTINENT” series?
A: Because of Japanese world’s highest rate of negative population growth, TOMY decided that adult toys would soon be their only market since Japan has so few children being born. Hence, Tomy’s new hinky “T.ARTS” brand.
via @41Strange
#マナーポスター 