The Japanese Wii Safety Manual. I’ll have to keep that in mind for tomorrow… WHEN I GET MY WII. (Incidentally, the only picture I don’t get is the one where the Wii’s sitting next to the bags of laundry. What the heck does that mean?)
The Japanese Wii Safety Manual. I’ll have to keep that in mind for tomorrow… WHEN I GET MY WII. (Incidentally, the only picture I don’t get is the one where the Wii’s sitting next to the bags of laundry. What the heck does that mean?)
kristen
December 7, 2006 — 2:23 am
do not completely forego personal hygiene in favour of playing with Wii?
psorr
December 7, 2006 — 3:22 am
This made my morning. I think they are trash not laundry bags, i.e. don’t put your new wii on the curb for disposal as it has hazardous materials (including lightning bolts) inside.
martin
December 7, 2006 — 4:17 am
hey. Guess what. My company’s new web-filters block your website! – you’ve made the bigtime. They also block flickr but not youtube. They never said it was logical. In fact I had a little discusion about it with some of the security people…
Kris
December 7, 2006 — 12:19 pm
Ahhh! No recycling of lightning bolts. Got it. 🙂
(Epson used to block my site too, Martin. Do they block RSS feeds, I wonder?)
Rhonda
December 7, 2006 — 10:16 pm
Yes, those are “gomi” bags, which are garbage bags. One says burnable, one says unburnable. It is sad, 10 years in Japan and this is what I know.
Love your blog!
Kris
December 7, 2006 — 10:44 pm
That’s awesome! Thanks for that, Rhonda. I know who to turn to with my Japanese translations in the future.