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99 More Unuseless Japanese Inventions - Softcover

Kawakami, Kenji

 
9780393317435: 99 More Unuseless Japanese Inventions

Synopsis

A second volume of "Chindogu," the Japanese word coined for bizarre but logical gadgets designed for everyday life, includes a solar-powered torch, a device that lets you eat while you exercise, and car that dries your laundry as you drive. Original.

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From the Back Cover

There can never be enough gadgets to help solve the niggling problems of modern life. Back by popular demand, '99 More Unuseless Japanese Inventions' brings more brilliant and bizarre gizmos to an unsuspecting world. With the logic defying Japanese cult of Chindogu, life will never be the same again.

Discover the Delicious Nonsensicality Of …

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The umbrella-tie
Keeps you dry and fashionable
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Lipstick tracing mask
Kiss goodbye to smudged edges
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Utensil gloves
Ten good reasons to wear them
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The umbrella hat
You’ll never lose your umbrella again!

The book that will change your life forever!

About the Author

Kenji Kawakami began his creative career writing scripts for animated TV series. After designing the Tokyo Bicycle Museum he became editor of a home shopping magazine where the concept of Chindogu was born. The author of four books of Chindogu and the founder of the 10,000-strong International Chindogu Society, he is famous throughout Japan.

Dan Papia is co-author and has translated both 101 Unuseless Japanese Inventions and 99 More Unuseless Japanese Inventions. As president of the Chindogu Society he divides his time between Tokyo and Los Angeles.

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