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Wednesday, September 1, 2010

Bizarre Ice Cream Flavors in Japan



Japan was famous with their bizarre invention in all fields, now we're gonna serve you the bizarre ice cream flavors in japan, forget about Chocolate flavor ice cream or a vanilla and strawberry ice cream flavor, that's only a common flavor where you can get anywhere. In Japan they make an awesome assortment of Ice Cream flavors. From snake wine to shark fins. and even garlic. And now japan invented this bizarre ice cream flavor such as Whale flavor, chicken wings ice cream, Garlic ice cream, horse sashimi ice cream and many more bizarre flavor ice cream that you have never been taste. Before this we also has posted about the Bizarre Japanese Soft drink taste.

Check out this bizarre ice cream flavor in Japan. And a Ice Cream Commercial in Japan as a Bonus.


Teba Saki Ice Cream, Chicken Wings

Charcoal Ice Cream, Probably great for hangovers, or poisonings

Curry Ice Cream

Fish Ice Cream

Garlic Ice Cream (Vamps beware)

Natto Ice Cream (Fermented Soya Beans, fermented in straw)

Horse Sashimi Ice Cream

Sea Salt Ice Cream

Shark Fin Ice Cream

Snake Wine Ice Cream

Squid Ice Cream

Whale Ice Cream



Ice Cream Commercial in Japan


Neon Guitars by Rich Rolands



A Neon Guitars? This weird guitar is a playable guitar made by Rich Rolands, this instrumental light neon sound sensitive guitar was Embedded with neon lights, this sound-sensitive guitar changes in lighting as different tunes are played. Well i wonder how if steve vai or any other guitar shredder play this guitar, what will happen to the lighting? does the neon will stand the fast tunes to these guitar shredder?

This Neon Guitars Ranging well over $10,000 a piece, these neon guitars by Rich Roland are a little over the price range of what most people can afford. However, these pieces are undeniably interesting nonetheless.

It seems like the idea of this sound sensitive guitar was cool. moreover if we play this neon guitar on the night concert. Here's another cool Neon Guitar by Rich Rolands.











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