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The advantages of a bathroom in Japan
(18) | 13/07/2015 | Translate: One can hardly think of ways to improve the standard configuration of a swim, but the Japanese have some impressive ideas. See how an ordinary bathroom / toilet in Japan.
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Japanese soldier meets the victim of torture after 50 years The Briton Eric Lomax, known for his book "The Railway Man", He meets his tormentor, he spent 50 years in tracing. Lomax was captured for two years by Japanese soldiers after invading Singapore during the 2nd World War.- Nonstick lid of yogurt in Japan The Japanese have invented an innovative lid for cups of yogurt. Now no need to gleipsete the lid, as the yogurt didn't hang with nothing on it. The surface of apparently has been covered with a hydrophobic material. All that remains now is to put the same into the Cup, you don't have to scrape it with the spoon.
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- Japanese scientists captured ends with disability Scientists at the National Institute for Physiological Sciences in Japan, have found a new way to regain motion in quadriplegics patients with spinal cord injuries. Creating a chip that transmits the impulses of the brain through hand movements, in the lower part of the spinal cord. Here we see that a patient who is crippled in both legs, performs simple movements like walking, checking his feet with the hand.
- Rain Shield: The umbrella of tomorrow The Japanese designers Min-Wei Lin and Li-Hsiang Liu had the idea to build a new kind of umbrella from that which we know as now. The umbrella Rain Shield works like a shield, covering our body from lateral rains during strong winds. Opens and closes very quickly and is quite practical.
- Summer in Japan The Japanese enjoy(;) swim in the indoor pool, cramped "Summerland" in Tokyo.
- The strange fish At the bottom of the sea, a Japanese diver hits a shell with his hammer and a large fish comes over to see what's going on. But the fish is getting very close, and the diver is forced to repel it with his hand. The fish does not flinch and approaches again. Finally he gets what he wants and swallows the shell. This is a Kobudai fish (Semicossyphus reticulatus), which inhabits rocky reef areas around the Korean Peninsula, China, Japan and the Ogasawara Islands. Diver Hiroyuki Arakawa and the fish named Yoriko, they have known each other for 25 years.
- Japanese practicality Two rooms in one, with a door that closes on two different sides and creates a toilet out of nowhere.
- A woman in Japan tries to extinguish the Olympic flame with a water pistol Wanting to protest the holding of the Olympic Games in Japan, an elderly woman attempts to extinguish the Olympic flame while transporting her, with a water gun. The woman was arrested immediately after police. Most Japanese are opposed to hosting the Olympics, due to the great outbreak of the pandemic in the country.
- Do not throw the rolls away from the toilet paper This guy had the idea to put a roll of toilet paper in a microwave and made an incredible discovery. The rolls explode like popcorn and turn into toilet paper again. The video is of course humorous. Don't try it at home!
- The construction of a tiny room Japanese Mizukoshi Kiyotaka and Nakamura Yuka make stunning miniature miniatures. Here they show us how they built a small children's room in the hole of a wall.
- Electric band The Japanese group Electronicos Fantasticos, turns old electrical appliances into unique musical instruments. One of them is the CRTelecaster: a guitar where the body consists of an old CRT screen. The creator of this idea is the artist and music experimenter Ei Wada.
- Source talent A Japanese man dances to the greatest difficulty of the Dance Evolution game, at a video game store in Osaka, Japan.
- Almost Japanese relay athletes almost lose the baton along the way, but they manage to regain it without falling for them. The incident happened during the 2019 IAAF World Athletics Championships.
funny video!!! girl well done!!
It would still be a list where all the equipment can be ordered on the Internet and an estimate for repair.
I would have so-so repairs made! :)