I liked to get gimmicky toy in my school days. Pencils turned to Mouse, paper changed into PC, so I like to see (not want) gimmicky PC tools. In that post, I like medama oyaji camera and fried shrimp USB. I checked the solid alliance site today and I found their new crazy PC items.
This small squid USB is added as new food item. Then I realized many won't think this is food when you see it. As a Japanese, I thought it would be a new item of sushi series quickly. he he he The squid and this sake USB would be good gift for big drinker like me :) :) :).
I think this looks cool but it will be hard to use. They had a helmet mouse before, new one is a oil tank. Ah! How about this? plus yeah! drive (for hitchhike) and this Omamori bag one (Omamori = Japanese amulet), then all are good gift for travel lover...no?
This is strange one ; a omelet rice mouse cover...(we love omelet rice!!). Well it is so cumbersome as same as a pasta USB cable.
And this is crazy a dong in heat USB...orz Here is a movie of its USB. I can accept a chameleon one though.
Then this time, this one made me laugh most, a meat name card case. It would be good wit for American if you have a chance to meet Japanese business man.
Hi there
Yes have a nice weekend snowfox. Thank you Roaf, I did not know that. I will pick it for tomorrow's post.
Posted by: Mari | Monday, March 12, 2007 at 11:50 AM
I have *got* to get this stuff - is it available in the U.S.???
Posted by: Guest | Sunday, March 11, 2007 at 07:10 AM
Chin-chiro, chin-chiro, chin-chiro-rin.
コオロギ (Cricket's sound)
In Asia, signify Good Luck, but also a very quiet time (Usually Evening, never did understand why not dawn)
Sorry, Weekend, and US is heading to a DST (Day light Saving Time) melt down (IT people overwork, Biz people will make excuses to be late for something)
Most not time to post reply/comment.
Have a Nice Weekend.
Posted by: snowfox | Saturday, March 10, 2007 at 11:07 PM
Hi Mari! I love Solid Alliance. I wrote about the sake USB thing, too. By the way, "Japanzine" magazine recommended your blog this month.
Posted by: Roaf | Saturday, March 10, 2007 at 01:31 AM