Eijiro Miyamae, 75, shows his fashion style, including live goldfish earrings, in Yokohama.
英辞郎宮前、75、横浜、ライブ金魚のイヤリングを含む彼のファッションスタイルを示しています。
Ei ji rō Miyamae, 75, Yokohama, raibu kingyo no iyaringu o fukumu kare no fasshonsutairu o shimeshite imasu.
Eijiro Miyamae, 75, shows his fashion style, including live goldfish earrings, in Yokohama.
英辞郎宮前、75、横浜、ライブ金魚のイヤリングを含む彼のファッションスタイルを示しています。
Ei ji rō Miyamae, 75, Yokohama, raibu kingyo no iyaringu o fukumu kare no fasshonsutairu o shimeshite imasu.
A girl dressed in a maid’s uniform rides an escalator in Tokyo. Lolita fashion, which has many sub-styles, is a popular form of fashion in Tokyo among the youth.
女の子がメイドの制服の乗り物で東京のエスカレーターを飾ることとなりました。多くのサブスタイルを持つロリータファッションは、若者の間で東京のファッションの人気の形です。
On’nanoko ga meido no seifuku no norimono de Tōkyō no esukarētā o kazaru koto to narimashita. Ōku no sabusutairu o motsu rorītafasshon wa, wakamono no ma de Tōkyō no fasshon no ninki no katachidesu.
The humanoid HRP-4CA, center, dances on stage with human dancers in Tokyo. The National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology has developed the software Choreonoid enabling a robot to make complicated moves like dancing by moving computer graphics of the robot on a display by a mouse before the action.
ヒューマノイドロボットHRP標識4CA、中央、東京で人間のダンサーと一緒にステージに踊ります。産業技術総合研究所は、アクションの前にマウスで画面上のロボットのコンピュータグラフィックスを移動することでダンスのような複雑な動きをするロボットを有効にするChoreonoidソフトウェアを開発しました。
Hyūmanoidorobotto HRP hyōshiki 4 CA, chūō, Tōkyō de ningen no dansā to issho ni sutēji ni odorimasu. Sangyō gijutsu sōgō kenkyūjo wa, akushon no mae ni mausu de gamen-jō no robotto no konpyūtagurafikkusu o idō suru koto de dansu no yōna fukuzatsuna ugoki o suru robotto o yūkō ni suru Choreonoid sofutou~ea o kaihatsu shimashita.
A woman walks in front of an advertisement for a clothing store in Tokyo.
女性は東京で衣料品店の広告の前に歩いている。
Josei wa Tōkyō de iryō-hin-ten no kōkoku no mae ni aruite iru.
A man looks up at a menu signboard outside a restaurant at a shopping district in Tokyo. I don’t have to worry about not being able to read the menu when I forget to bring my reading glasses !
Japan’s first banana vending machine has been installed in Shibuya, near the Hanzomon Line gate. Dole says the bananas have sold out every single day since the machine’s debut on June 23. The cost is 130 yen for a single banana and 390 yen for a 600-gram bunch containing four to five pieces of fruit. Dole says it plans to sell other fruit products in vending machines in locations like universities and office buildings.
TOMY Co has launched a new version of its “Bowlingual voice” device, which the company says “translates” dog emotions. The wireless microphone device, which fits on a dog’s collar, transmits the animal’s sound to a handheld consul which analyzes and “translates” into six emotional categories. The device then emits a common phrase matching the dog’s emotional state, both in words and voices.
A prototype robo-chef, manufactured by Toyo Riki, shows its cooking skill by making “okonomiyaki” pancakes at the International Food Machinery and Technology Expo in Tokyo.
Big oops, but i like it ! – TV personality Aki Hoshino tries to prevent her dress from falling down during an appearance at a movie promotion event in Tokyo.
What do you think about this new concept car ?
Do you remember the famous film BRAZIL ?
A man takes his two dogs for a drive in Kamakura. Great !
A model displays lingerie maker Triumph International’s new “Konkatsu Bra,” literally meaning “marriage-hunting” bra, in Tokyo. The bra features a countdown clock showing the marriage deadline set by the wearer and when an engagement ring is inserted between the cups, the melody of “The Wedding March” is played to celebrate the engagement. The characters on the bra read, “now hunting for a husband.”
A humanoid robot named “Saya” speaks to school pupils as she takes on the role of teacher, during a demonstration at an elementary school …
I love the red noise too much ! gosh …
Protective masks come in all sorts of designs, seen in this combo photo of visitors to Sensoji temple in Tokyo’s Asakusa district.