[via Volvo]

Photoshop Made “Real”

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Adobe prepared these “Adobe Photoshop for Real” kits and, cooler, they even passed some out to members of the Japanese press.

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[via Adobe Japan]

Hot Springs Arcade

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Today only, Taito says it’s opening a game center at a Japanese hot springs. Nude gaming, everyone, nude gaming in warm water.

[via Taito]

Nothing Says Traditional Japanese Food like Audi

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Like rice? What about tatami mats? Then this is the fake Audi for you!

[via Audi Japan]

One Big Ultraman

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Measuring over 40 meters high and costing a mere 78 million yen (US$650,816), you’ll be happy to know that at least delivery is free. Too bad Bandai won’t release something like this, because surely, someone would buy one.

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[via Bandai]

Smart Beer Mug

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A “smart mug” for your Kirin Beer. If only!

[via Kirin]

Frieza Idol Group

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Momoiro Clover Z’s homepage is covered in Frieza. Even the group’s profiles are in Frieza make-up. Makes sense as the group has a song in the new Dragon Ball Z anime.

[via Momoiro Clover Z]

Red Bull Eye Drops

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You can blast pollen in the stratosphere. Sign me up!

[via Red Bull]

Hands-Free Smartphone Holder

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Anime channel Animax noticed that some people’s hands get tired while holding smartphones and watching anime. Here’s a solution.

The name “teburakuchin” is a wordplay on “empty-handed” (手ブラ or tebura), “comfort” (楽 or raku), and penis (チンチン or “chinchin,” チンコ or “chinko”). “Rakuchin” (楽チン) also means “easy going.” But yes, all the phallic jokes are on purpose.

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