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I’m all for being passionate about your hobby, but that’s a wee bit over the top, don’t you think?
It seems that popular electronics retailer Yodobashi Camera is supplying a rather unusual item in their camera department: adult diapers.
Eagle-eyed Twitterer @AntiBayesian spotted this advertisement on a recent trip and leaked it to the Internet, saying, “I went to check out the popular items in the camera section and this is apparently what Yodobashi Camera thinks is the most effective thing to place in the customers’ line of sight.”
ヨドバシカメラへカメラ見に行ったのですが、カメラコーナーの人気商品は何なのか、消費者目線で考えた結果得られた解答がコレだそうです http://pic.twitter.com/26UiCIlkvQ
— (あんちべ! 俺がS式だ) (@AntiBayesian) November 3, 2016
That’s a big ol’ bin of adult diapers, all right. And the sign suggests taking them along on long filming excursions so you’ll never miss the perfect shot because you were in the restroom!
Hmm. I’m not a photographer myself and I can’t think of a single thing I want passionately enough to wear an adult diaper for, but to each their own. I guess you could see it as a mark of dedication if a photographer is willing to pee their pants rather than miss their chance at the perfect image. Unfortunately, every time I see an amazingly timed photo, now I’m going to have another image in my head: a photographer wearing a diaper.
But at least the call of nature didn’t lure them away from adding that elusive Diamond Fuji pic to their photo stream.
Top image: Wikicommons/Roadpath
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(。•ˇ‸ˇ•。)哼!都怪你 (`ȏ´) 也不哄哄人家(〃′o`)人家超想哭的,捶你胸口,大坏蛋!!!
“我坚信青年的力量可以影响到我们生活的世界,我也期望我们的决心可以创造出改变。”
As some of you may have noticed, RocketNews24 is not a hard-hitting political information outlet. Not that government isn’t an important matter, but our focus tends to be more on burger elections than parliamentary or presidential ones.
And yet, all of a sudden one of our Japanese-language reporters, Mr. Sato, has become a banner held up by one side of an American political debate. If you’ve been on Twitter over the past few days, you’ve probably heard some heated discussion about U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent restrictions on refugee acceptance and immigration, and also Starbucks’ announcement that the company plans to employ some 10,000 refugees in its facilities worldwide over the next five years.
The magnanimous move by Starbucks was loudly applauded by its supporters, but given the divisive nature of the topic, others quickly responded by calling for a boycott of the chain. This in turn prompted those who agree with Starbucks’ stance to reiterate that they’re happier than ever to drink their coffee there, and some expressed their feelings with tweets like these.
me: i don't really like starbucks starbucks: promises 10k jobs for refugees me: https://t.co/ZMABIbjY8Z
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big rat (@ottabek) January 30, 2017
racists: #BoycottStarbucks me: https://t.co/y7n536zZH4
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#HeWillNotDivideUs (@HWNDUS) January 30, 2017
Yep, that’s Mr. Sato, carrying his 20-pound (nine-kilogram) Starbucks coffee cup, which he actually drank from when he stopped into the branch in Tokyo’s Shibuya neighborhood last December.
With one of his zany adventures making waves around the world in an entirely unexpected way, we asked Mr. Sato for his take on becoming a political icon, and his response follows.
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Sometimes, unbelievable things can happen in life. I never imagined that I’d somehow become part of a political debate. I’m just some middle-aged Japanese dude, so how did this happen?
Starbucks announced it would hire refugees, and some Trump supporters expressed outrage over it. They started tweeting #BoycottStarbucks, and apparently it was the #1 trending hashtag.
I just knew about this from watching the news, and my reaction was basically “Wow, this is a really big deal in America.” But then one of my overseas friends told me “Your picture is all over Twitter.” I was just an unconnected third party watching the debate from the sidelines, so how did I become part of the discussion? I couldn’t understand it at all.
So I looked at the tweet he’d sent me a link to…
…and no doubt about it, those are photos of me. But…why? I realize there are many aspects to the issue being debated, but do I really have anything to do with all that?
Some people in America may not be aware of this, but I’ve even gotten a Trump makeover in the past.
I think I actually ended up looking a lot like him, but I wonder what American people think.
The whole Twitter thing has actually been kind of a shock, but if it’s come to this, hopefully some people will tell me “You don’t look like Trump.”
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As Mr. Sato’s day out with his giant Starbucks mug precedes the chain’s hiring pledge by more than a year, and his Trump makeover came some 10 months before the current president’s controversial executive orders, neither was a politically motivated endeavor (honestly, Mr. Sato just like attention). Still, he does enjoy a cup of Starbucks coffee, and we have to admit, some of those tweets are pretty clever. But should your online acquaintances be buzzing about “Japanese Starbucks Mug Man,” Mr. Sato would really appreciate it if you could steer them to his origin story.
Featured image: Twitter/@ottabek
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Street Fighter, The King of Fighters, and Dragon Ball Z all serve as inspiration for blocky coolness.
Fighting games are all about punching, kicking, or otherwise pummeling your opponent into submission. But though Japanese Twitter user @seibu_lina0505 has no doubt spent countless hours unleashing the destructive power of video game characters’ furious fists, he’s also channeled his love of the genre into something that’s creative.
Aside from being a gamer, @seibu_lina0505 is also a Nanoblock enthusiast, regularly sharing the finished results of his projects involving the tiny Lego-like blocks. Rather than limit himself to the directions that come with any pre-set kit, @seibu_lina0505 instead uses his talent to devise awesome recreations of the greatest martial artists of the video game world.
Any discussion of modern fighting games of course has to begin with Street Fighter II. All of the World Warriors are present and accounted for, including those who joined the cast in the game’s series of semi-sequels that culminated with Super Street Fighter II Turbo.
スト2シリーズはキャラが個性的でしっかり立っているから作るのも楽しい(^o^) #ナノブロック #nanoblock #まめナノ #格ゲー #スト2 #ストリートファイター2 #スパ2X https://t.co/HepkIhXr7k
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やま (@seibu_lina0505) July 03, 2016
The iconic character designs are instantly recognizable, even in abstract Nanoblock form. But @seibu_lina0505 knows the real appeal of these gaming icons comes when they unleash their special attacks, and so he also builds more complex versions of the fighters, such as Ken and Ryu showing off their shoryuken and tatsumakisenpukyaku techniques.
リュウさん誕生日おめ #ナノブロック #nanoblock #格ゲー #スト2 https://t.co/EJUpnrSrJg
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やま (@seibu_lina0505) July 21, 2016
@seibu_lina0505’s attention to detail shines brightest in the way he uses clear blocks to position the character’s bodies in mid-air, and also in how he makes sure to include effects such as brightly burning flames or crackling chi energy.
▼ The oft-overlooked Dhalsim takes on original Street Fighter end boss Sagat.
とりあえずドリルキック。ヨガ #ナノブロック #nanoblock #スト2 https://t.co/JVxVyTC6Gf
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やま (@seibu_lina0505) October 13, 2016
ナノブロックでヨガ〜 https://t.co/yBxriSig9J
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やま (@seibu_lina0505) October 18, 2016
▼ Ryu’s dark nemesis Akuma, in the opening motions of his infamous Shun Goku Satsu finishing move
PPAPじゃなくて弱P弱P→弱K強P https://t.co/4Pcilj3OuE
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やま (@seibu_lina0505) December 19, 2016
テイッ!ナノブロックで豪鬼 https://t.co/IDsTZJzfkf
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やま (@seibu_lina0505) November 26, 2016
While she didn’t make her debut until Street Fighter Alpha 3, female wrestler R. Mika has also been given the Nanoblock treatment by @seibu_lina0505.
▼ The character’s famously curvaceous physique is decidedly more angular in this version.
今年最初のナノブロック、ミカさんとグッドルッキングザンギエフ様。 今年もたいしたものは作れませんがよろしくお願いいたします٩( 'ω' )و https://t.co/I8BjjABdQm
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やま (@seibu_lina0505) January 11, 2017
But while the Street Fighter franchise has always enjoyed greater commercial success, some will argue their preference for The King of Fighters series, produced by Capcom’s rival SNK. @seibu_lina0505 is perfectly happy to work both sides of the (fighting) street, as shown by the numerous Nanoblock versions of King of Fighters regular (and Fatal Fury star) Terry Bogard.
▼ All-around nice guy that he is, Terry is always concerned about your well-being.
Are you okay? https://t.co/1MOcddfeXP
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やま (@seibu_lina0505) January 28, 2017
▼ King of Fighters’ K’, Kyo, and Iori, perhaps forming a team of three as per the game’s rules.
勢いで京さんも作ってみたケドもっと似せたい #nanoblock #ナノブロック #まめナノ #KOF https://t.co/JKVrdbHyCD
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やま (@seibu_lina0505) June 18, 2016
▼ “Hey, Iori, check it out. I can make flames appear out of my hand.”
京さんはいつか作る #nanoblock #ナノブロック #まめナノ #KOF https://t.co/qW3IriHWEl
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やま (@seibu_lina0505) June 11, 2016
▼ “Yeah, big whoop, dweebster.”
ナノブロックですぐ楽にしてやる …んん〜(´Д` ) #nanoblock #ナノブロック #まめナノ #KOF #八神庵 https://t.co/1vv42mSSpz
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やま (@seibu_lina0505) June 04, 2016
And finally, even though they’re better known for their anime exploits than their video game adaptation appearances, here’s @seibu_lina0505’s take on the cast of Dragon Ball Z.
DBZまとめ。気まぐれで作っているのでキャラが揃ってない(・_・; #まめナノ #nanoblock #ナノブロック #ドラゴンボール #DBZ https://t.co/flinpEbTyd
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やま (@seibu_lina0505) June 17, 2016
ひさびさに #まめナノ サイズのキャラ作って遊んでみました #nanoblock #ナノブロック #ドラゴンボール https://t.co/GK4d9JJ6o6
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やま (@seibu_lina0505) November 10, 2016
#みどりの日 でしたか(๑'◡͐'๑) #まめナノ #ナノブロック #nanoblock https://t.co/Xa95fHUei7
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やま (@seibu_lina0505) May 04, 2016
▼ He’s really done a great job capturing Yamcha’s powerlessness.
ヤ無茶しやがって… #まめナノ #nanoblock #ナノブロック #ドラゴンボール https://t.co/xsOK7vy41W
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やま (@seibu_lina0505) May 01, 2016
After seeing what @seibu_lina0505 can do, we can’t wait for his next round of Nanoblock projects.
Featured image: Twitter/@seibu_lina0505
“Since I was a child I have been crushing on him. I still look forward to seeing myself in the arms of Pete Edochie. I don’t mind the fact that he is married; he is my dream husband. I like the way he talks, walks and acts. .
Nobody else can substitute him in my life right now. Not even his younger version, Yul Edochie; he doesn’t entice me. All I want is Pete and not his sons or look alike! I love him regardless of his age. Older men make good husbands. .
Age is just a number. If I love a 70-year old man, I don’t see why I shouldn’t marry him. I don’t have time for small boys still running around and wearing studs in their ears with lots of chains hanging around their necks.”
'He did not exercise his right to spend time with his son and the monitor on Saturday, citing a business meeting. However, Paula offered alternate times that Julian could see Robin with the monitor that weekend, but he declined all visitation.'
'These are the actions of a father who claimed he wanted to spend time with his son,' the source said.
“Nerf this, patriarchy!”
Women’s Marches in protest of U.S. President Trump’s stance on women’s rights and other issues have been taking place all over the U.S. and the rest of the world. Europe, the Middle East, Australia, and even Antarctica and more have had protestors show up and voice their support for the cause.
One place where the protests have been getting special attention is in Seoul. What sets them apart from the rest isn’t their numbers or passion so much as the symbol some of the protesters have chosen as their representative: the character D.Va from video game Overwatch.
▼ D.Va posing with her MEKA unit.
Geekly Chic Undercover Cosplay: D.Va ... - http://ift.tt/2kLZGo7 @nika_howard @Blizzard_Ent #Cosplay… http://twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
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(@GeeklyInc) January 19, 2017
The organization responsible for making D.Va the figurehead for the Korean movement is the appropriately-named group “For D.Va (The National D.Va Association).” Here’s what the group’s website says about its origin:
“For D.Va (National D.Va Association) first started off as a feminist gamer group, gathered to voice our opinions about (currently suspended) President Park Geun Hye. After the President’s suspension, we decided not to disperse, but to keep fighting for gender equality.”
Since then For D.Va has helped rally and organize people for the Women’s March is Seoul and has continued spreading awareness of women’s issues.
▼ The group produces D.Va stickers and pins based on the character’s
bunny logo and catchphrase, which translates as “Nerf this!”
손거울과 스티커도 수령 완료했습니다 이야 우리 굿즈좀 봐 증말 잘할거야 https://t.co/Wu0zaJAs14
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전국디바협회(전디협) (@for_diva_) December 07, 2016
▼ D.Va’s bunny logo plastered angrily on her chest.
DVA, by @JamesGhio: http://ift.tt/2kLWx7L https://t.co/t13qIPpLyF
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Ant (@antsstyle) January 20, 2017
▼ Signs and banners displaying the bunny logo
could be seen throughout the Women’s March.
Overwatch's D.Va symbol shows up at Women's March in Seoul: bit.ly/2j8orMl #WomensMarch #Overwatch https://t.co/TeAuZ4nwwY
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(@OverwatchGG) January 21, 2017
광화문 스타벅스 옆에서 전디협 스티커/피켓 배부중입니다!!! https://t.co/8raa4TphsT
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전국디바협회(전디협) (@for_diva_) November 26, 2016
▼ Stickers spelling out “D.Va” on a police bus
that was part of a “car wall.”
HAYA THIS로 만든 D.VA https://t.co/YAqtzI2tWs
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전국디바협회(전디협) (@for_diva_) December 10, 2016
▼ A screenshot from the group’s website.
It might seem strange at first for a character from a multiplayer first-person shooter to be the mascot for a group promoting human rights, but here’s the explanation from For D.Va’s website about why they chose her:
“We all know that D.Va is a Korean Overwatch character, who is a woman yet thrives in the gaming world. The reason she became our mascot is because we thought that in a sexist country like ours, it would be impossible for a person like her to appear, especially after the case of Geguri. Geguri is a Korean woman pro gamer, who was accused of using hacks just because ‘it was impossible for women to play games that well,’ which was, of course, false. So we decided to act for feminism under her emblem, so that in 2060, someone like D.Va could actually appear.”
Thinking about it from that angle, the choice makes sense. D.Va is a beloved character, but it will take some change for there to be someone actually like her in the real world.
If you want to keep up with For D.Va’s activities then be sure to give them a follow on Twitter on Tumblr. The next time a Korean voice actress gets loses her job for wearing a feminist t-shirt, you can bet that they’ll be there, armed with angry bunny stickers and flags.
Source: National D.Va Association, Twitter/@for_diva_ via My Game News Flash
Featured image: Twitter/@GeeklyInc