Absolute Slave

October 13, 2011 by · 9 Comments
Filed under: naughty 

Apparently the Kanji on the sign says “Zettai Reizoku” 「絶対隷属」 meaning absolute slave or absolute subordination. Not sure where the face-hole sign board originates from or even what it is advertising as it is not as direct as the picture of that arsehole/asshole (depending on where you’re from) featured on hamedori (a Japanese term describing filming or photography of sexual activity from a first-person point of view).

What face-hole would you choose? Dominance or submission?

Zettai Reizoku - Absolute Slave, Subordination

The Pikachu Pap Test

September 14, 2011 by · 7 Comments
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Pikachu, an icon of Japanese culture, is violated at the 2007 Pokémon Festa as fans pull and penetrate at his (or should I say her) entrance flaps playing peek-a-boo into an inflatable Pikachu. If you have ever wondered where Pikachu babies come from, wonder no more.

Trained gynaecologists performing a screening test for cervical cancer?

Trained gynaecologists performing a screening test for cervical cancer?


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Weird Japanese Pepsi Flavours

July 24, 2011 by · 9 Comments
Filed under: japan blog matsuri, weird 

The following list of 10 weird Japanese Pepsi variations is a submission for the July 2011 Japan Blog Matsuri.

1. Pepsi Ice Cucumber 「ペプシアイスキューカンバー」

Limited edition green, cucumber-flavored Pepsi sold in Japan in summer 2007. There were no cucumber involved to actually make it, just a combination of artificial flavors to achieve “the refreshing taste of a fresh cucumber”.

Pepsi Ice Cucumber Shelf
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2. Pepsi Shiso 「ペプシしそ」

Limited edition green shiso-flavored soda introduced in Japan during summer 2009. Shiso is the Japanese name for perilla. The perilla herb is sometimes known as purple mint, Japanese basil or or wild coleus.

Pepsi Shiso FlavorImage source: tokyobling

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3. Pepsi Azuki 「ペプシあずき」

An azuki bean-flavored limited edition Pepsi released in Japan on October 20, 2009. Azuki beans are red beans used in sweet meals, snacks and dishes in Japan.

Pepsi Azuki-Bean FlavorImage source: flickr

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4. Pepsi Baobab 「ペプシバオバブ」

A baobab tree fruit-flavored limited Edition Pepsi released in Japan on May 25, 2010 described to have a citrus taste. The baobab tree is a strange looking tree that grows in low-lying areas in Africa and Australia.

Pepsi Baobab FlavorImage source: flickr

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