Six chambers, one "bullet."

A bit long, but totally worth it...
 

This Japanese hotel was left for dead in 2005, but still looks as if people were just occupying it. Considering how much furniture and other items are still inside, it’s a surprise that no one has looted the hotel yet.

While it doesn’t come as a surprise that many Japanese women have bizarre fashion sense, it is still shocking nonetheless.

These caricatures of the Japanese “Zero Fighter” in World War II are the work of artist Kunihiko Hisa. The Japanese military aircraft, officially known as the Mitsubishi A6M Zero, was made from 1940 to 1945.

I don’t know if the Japanese people are considered fashionable or not but the folks in these photos certainly make a statement. They are not only less than fashionable, they are freaky. That is, of course, unless you considerable freaky fashionable.

These are some rather humorous Japanese instructions. They take ordinary situations and make them funny. Take a look if you want a laugh.

It looks like a doll, but it is not…

This is from the series “Only in Japan”. These pictures were taken from a book that a boy borrowed in one Japanese kindergarten. It’s like Pinocchio, only here, it’s not the nose that’s growing :D

Leave it to the Japanese! Instead of appealing to your good sense that smoking is going to kill you and those around you - They decide to warn you of other ways that smoking is detrimental. Like, littering, making your child's snowman ugly, and stinking the joint up. Not sure any of those reasons would make me quit smoking for good, actually I'm not sure these signs would make me want to do anything except light another one.

There is very unusual art in Japan. It is called “inemuri”, and it allows people to be asleep and present at the same time. There is no secret that Japan is a workaholic culture. Thus some people have an amazing talent for falling asleep in elevators, on trains and even during meetings. And this talent is admired, because the Japanese think that only slackers can sleep all night long, others should fall asleep out of exhaustion.

“Inemuri” still requires following particular rules. You can’t lounge, so you should keep upright while sleeping. And you can’t endanger the social situation.

Of course, some people fake “inemuri”. But even when they actually take a nap on the go, they can still maintain their composure. For example, they won’t miss their stop even when being genuinely asleep.

Japanese artist Yasuhiro Suzuki has designed one of the most creative, original and unique boats in the world: a motorboat designed after a zipper tab!

What was only a scale model in 2004 has now become a reality and was presented at the Setouchi International Art Festival in Japan.

Yasuhiro Suzuki said: “As the vessel glides through the water, the wake looks like a zipper coming undone, suggesting the image of the sea opening up.”

I really like the bright colors of this IKEA Subway. I think it would be nice to enter such a carriage when you go to work in the morning. I can’t say that it’s amazing or wonderful, but the design is still creative.

This is what most Japanese office workers have for lunch. Some foods look strange, and the portions are sooooo small :)

This is what could have happened if George Lucas was born in Japan ;) Enjoy!