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The land of the Shameful and their Shameless toysPosted 01.04.2007 by L Wrong Hubbard
Dave says: I just don't get Japan. We've explored on numerous occasions how Shameful their culture is and the lengths to which they go to hide their bodily functions. At the same time, they've created this bizarre culture of cutesy poop -- everything from stickers and food products to hats. Today L. Wrong Hubbard, our man in Japan, brings us yet another example.
L Wrong says: The photo below depicts the Japanese character Shimajiro.
We get Shimajiro's toys and books delivered monthly. It is a very popular subscription service in Japan. This particular toy attaches to the toilet roll holder of your toilet (it hooks on right where you see my fingers). Young Shameless Shitters-to-be press number one to get hear the following question: "Unchi ka na / Oshiko ka na?" (Translated: "Do you have to poop or pee?") And after the deed has been successfully completed, kiddies press number two to get a triumphant and melodious fanfare that exclaims "Gambatta ne!" or, in English, "You did it!!" Most of our friends who come over are intrigued and just can't help pushing the buttons. It is so funny to hear thirtysomething adults giggling in the toilet while the horns toot "Way to go!" If Japan is a country of Shameful Shitters, at least they aren't puritan about unchi-kyoiku -- that is, poop education. This toy helped potty train our first son, and our second kid is soon to turn one. I hope the batteries don't die. Show some poop support, or make a poop retort.
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