Unihabitat, who believe cats, dogs, and humans should all live together, has created a different kind of cat tree that allows you to save space and give your feline friend some privacy and fun.
Showing posts with label すごいなあ. Show all posts
Showing posts with label すごいなあ. Show all posts
Sunday, May 24, 2015
Japan すごいなあ!: Epic hanging cat tower
Apartments in Tokyo can be rather small and lacking in free space, especially if you're living with a pet. Japan is always making things more efficient and space friendly, and they've done it again.
Unihabitat, who believe cats, dogs, and humans should all live together, has created a different kind of cat tree that allows you to save space and give your feline friend some privacy and fun.
Unihabitat, who believe cats, dogs, and humans should all live together, has created a different kind of cat tree that allows you to save space and give your feline friend some privacy and fun.
Friday, May 22, 2015
Japan すごいなあ!: World's new heaviest strawberry found in Fukuoka
A strawberry grown by farmer Mr. Koji Nakao in Fukuoka, Japan has broken the world record for the heaviest strawberry. I seriously cannot stop staring at it. I mean LOOK at that thing. It could probably beat my cat in a fight.
Weighing a whopping 250g, this gigantic strawberry occurred from the fusion of several strawberries during their growth period.
The strawberry has been on several television shows and made news all around the world. Which is understandable, cause, just... DAMN, look at that thing!
Mr. Nakao decided his daughter should be the first one to taste the world's heaviest strawberry, and how did she think it tasted?
"おいしい。" (oishii) or "delicious" was her response.
The previous record set for World's heaviest strawberry was set 30 years ago by a gentleman in the UK. Do you think we will have to wait another 30 years to break this record yet again?
Source: Guinness World Records
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Weighing a whopping 250g, this gigantic strawberry occurred from the fusion of several strawberries during their growth period.
The strawberry has been on several television shows and made news all around the world. Which is understandable, cause, just... DAMN, look at that thing!
Mr. Nakao decided his daughter should be the first one to taste the world's heaviest strawberry, and how did she think it tasted?
"おいしい。" (oishii) or "delicious" was her response.
The previous record set for World's heaviest strawberry was set 30 years ago by a gentleman in the UK. Do you think we will have to wait another 30 years to break this record yet again?
Source: Guinness World Records
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