Okuharima is known as “the people’s fear.” This place is located in Seki, Yasuirmi (Japan) district. The town attracts visitors with its scarecrow, “cheerful” faces and straw hats, which are very similar to humans.
The pictures are very curious.
Do not get tired of repeating that the Japanese are strange people! Unbridled imagination inhabitants of the country of the rising sun to help them come up with eccentric gadgets are often meaningless, absurd and ridiculous. The most interesting thing is that a famous footballer, Cristiano Ronaldo decided to play in the next advertising miracle invention of Japanese developers, promising to increase the elasticity of the skin and tighten facial oval.
See a wild animal in the city - a rarity, as they usually tend to stay away from people, but this is not the case. Hundreds of deer came in a small Japanese town of Nara Park Kansai, which is home to more than 1,000 deers. No, animals do not come into town for shopping, they flee from the park to hide in the shade to escape the heat. Each year, the deer come in Nara, filling the sidewalks of the city in small groups. Local deer are so used to people that not only are not afraid to approach him, but also specifically suited asking lint.
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Fugu - a traditional Japanese dish that is cooked with puffer fish family. In Asia, there are whole farm on cultivation of these fish, and non-toxic subspecies outputted by the same Japanese. Say, a very profitable business. Big fish at the end of the post - this is just spawning female.
53-year-old Naoto Matsumura is the only remaining resident of Tomioka, located ten kilometers from the NPP Fokusima-1. Japanese farmer had made such a risky move because of the animals left alone in an infected city. This man has earned the nickname “Radioactive Man” because he refused to leave his hometown, despite the fact that it is less than ten kilometers from the nuclear power plant Fukushima-1.
Every year, huge crowds gather in Japan from around the world to see the pink cherry blossom. Sakura (In japanese) is closely connected with the culture of Japan, the National Weather Service even tracks where at the moment cherry blossoms, not to miss this wonderful moment. Sakura blossoms every year, but its beauty and splendor never gets old.
Okunoshima is a small island in the inland waters of Japan in Hiroshima Prefecture. But around the world, It is better known as “Rabbit Island” because of the huge amount of fluffy rabbits that live on this island. Earlier the island was a secret base on which was manufactured deadly chemical weapons to supply them by the Imperial Japanese Army during World War II. We offer you to come with us on a journey through this amazing island full of cute fluffy bunnies.
Artist Takao Sakai in 2007 began his unusual photographic project called “Azurer Project”, in an attempt to make fun of fashion trends and fads that spread like wildfire and quickly disappear from public memory. On the basis of his love for the sweet adzuki beans (hence the name of the photo project), Sakai began creating beards and photographing strangers. Works of the artist quickly gained popularity and this trend perfectly pressed in Japan.
