Previously in our report Japanese astronaut with ‘a sense of grace’, the 3Yen speculated on glamorous Naoko Yamazaki, Japan’s astronaut now on the International Space Station (ISS) wearing an outfit was made by Japanese fashion designer Jun Ashida (see left). It was a bit odd that they would make her wear shorts when she’s going to be bumping her knees all the time in weightlessness—At least the matching tight cardigan with deep decolletage would not be a hinderance to a Japanese lady.
It turns out my worries were well founded. As you see on the right, JAXA, Japan’s NASA dressed astronaut Yamazaki in a fabulous “smoke-colored” pantyhose paired with her designer hot pants while she is shown floating weightless in some sort of space washing machine (or hatch ;-).
Japanese pantyhose on the Space Station
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…Update…
Besides wearing hotpants in space, Astronaut Yamazaki also has to wear a kimono.
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency Astronaut Naoko Yamazaki waves a fan while wearing a kimono in the KIBO module of the International Space Station in this handout image from NASA TV April 17, 2010.
This reminds me of the time that Roy Orbison in Clingfilm and I were piloting our magnificent rocket ship powering through space.
Also here’s the video reading of the ORIGINAL version…
It’s easy to find a stick to beat a dog.
Mo’ betta pantyhose…
Hinata @hinatan_20 writes:
I working today at entertaining @PredatorRat—Just a shout out for a favorite item (. – ㉨ -｡ ) What else would you want to wear at night?
Mo’ betta pantyhose spotted in Hiroshima…