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Perfect if you’re feeling lazy, just hanging around the house, or hanging-out with friends. Not recommended for job interviews!

No Natto Created out of necessity, this shirt is a must for anyone planning a trip to Japan. Natto, the slimy fermented soy beans that smell like a dead foot inside a sweaty sock is a taste few foreigners (and even many Japanese people) like. To avoid this culinary landmine, wear this shirt and let everyone know you want to avoid what the Japanese will all tell you is extremely healthy and good for you. Tell them running 5 kilometers each day is also good for you, but no one does that! Say no to Natto!

YAKITORI, literally “grilled bird/chicken”, is a fantastic staple of Japanese cuisine. Show your love of those awesome grilled pieces of chicken on skewers with this great shirt. Then go get some tsukune, negima, sasami… yum!

So you’re traveling to Japan, or you live there, and you’re looking for love! Nothing beats this shirt for helping you find some affection with the Japanese. It’s a great conversation starter, and immediately let’s everyone know you’re on the market for a significant other! Get this shirt now and never be alone ; )

Profess your love of one of Japan’s greatest culinary inventions in a cool and classy way with this awesomely simple “SUSHI” shirt. You’ll be a hit at the sushi bar, or just walking around town… who doesn’t love it!?

“Abunakunai” is a great shirt for letting people know that while you may be a foreigner, you are not a threat to them. A great shirt if you don’t speak Japanese, and want all Japanese people to know you come in peace.

“Shipaishita!” I was wrong, I failed, I messed-up. Maybe you did, maybe you didn’t… but this shirt is a great way to start a conversation with random Japanese people… and who doesn’t love a person not too proud to publicly shame themselves!?

Sometimes you feel a bit different from everyone else, and it feels good to warn them… with this cool shirt, you’ll let your Japanese friends, or random Japanese people you see on the street know you’re a bit out there, and that’s good!

The Japanese language can be confusing, especially when you’re drinking alcohol… this shirt to the rescue! Forget all your important ordering requests when you can just point to your shirt! Not only will you get the service you need, but you’re sure to have the envy of all the Japanese people who see you… time to get a drink for them too! Wear and point!

“Tanoshii”, simply means “fun”, so it’s up to the reader to decide if you’re fun, you’re having fun, the shirt is fun, or some combination of the three. Sure to get random Japanese people curious… what’s tanoshii!? Wear this shirt and stay fun!

EIGO JOZU means “English language skills are great”. Maybe you wear it to let others know your English is great. Maybe you point at the shirt and then other Japanese people you hear using Katakana words like banana (pronounced banana in Japanese). Maybe you teach English and want to let your students know you’re gonna take good care of their English language education. Don’t be shy, your English is great in this fun shirt.

Make that moment when your head falls on the shoulder of the salaryman next to you a little less awkward. Head to a manga café, or just keep riding the trains with strangers for some sleep if you’re far from home… live like a local!

What better way to start a conversation with some random Japanese people than wearing this shirt!? Laughter and awesomeness are sure to ensue when you ask someone what your shirt says… because your shirt says, “I don’t know what my shirt says”. Not since Abbott and Costello has such cleverness been made public. Best to discuss over drinks with your new Japanese friend!

This shirt will remind you and all who gaze upon it of the life-giving importance of the greatest food of all time: pizza.

“Abunakunai” is a great shirt for letting people know that while you may be a foreigner, you are not a threat to them. A great shirt if you don’t speak Japanese, and want all Japanese people to know you come in peace.

The all powerful yen is an international symbol we can all get behind. Show your love of the famous Japanese currency in style with this bold, yet stylish YEN shirt! Get yours now!

The sound of sadness never tasted so good. YAAAAAKI IIIIMOOOOO… where else but Japan and a truck with a fire in the back drive around and offer grilled potatoes to pedestrians!? Gotta love Japan! And this tasty treat!

Sometimes getting out of bed is the battle of the year… let everyone know you accomplished this monumental task by declaring you did wake up! Wear this shirt with pride… you did it, you got out of bed!

The Dark Universe is a shared universe of Universal’s classic movie monsters. On June 9, 2017, the first film in the franchise, The Mummy, starring Tom Cruise, Annabelle Wallis, Sofia Boutella, Jake Johnson, Courtney B. Vance, and Russell Crowe, was released.

RAMEN! Ramen is to Japanese people like Pizza is to Americans, awesome! So many kinds, so many styles and toppings… everyone has their favorite ramen shop… wear this shirt and you’ll most likely get lots of recommendations! Get eating with this great shirt!

An ode to OKONOMIYAKI! Grab a mug of ice cold Japanese beer, and get ready for the goodness that is okonomiyaki! We like ours with pork, kimichi and cheese, sounds weird, but so good! Get this shirt, and get some okonomiyaki now!

If you want a Japanese girlfriend, what better way to increase your odds… with a shirt only Japanese people can read! Of course, it also looks great, but wearing this shirt is sure to get you noticed by all Japanese girls! Let them know you’re serious about being in a relationship and looking for love.

For better or worse, many Japanese people seem to believe that all personalities can be categorized into four types, based on your blood type. Therefore, you’ll most likely be asked what your blood type is at some point, if not often, during travels in Japan. As it is common for all Japanese to know their blood type however, many refuse to believe you don’t know what your blood type is… this shirt to the rescue! Often foreigners do not know their blood type, so instead of having that long and awkward conversation, you can stop it before it starts. Wear this shirt, and start a different conversation!

In America when counting numbers, it’s common to mark four slashes, then one strike through to represent 5. In Japan, they use the kanji for the number 5… it just so happens that the kanji for five, has five strokes. Each stroke counts from 1 to 5… it’s good to know, and the shirt looks cool. Learning, and looking cool!? Thanks Psychic Cat!

You’re in Japan, and you look like a foreigner, so most Japanese people will avoid you, for fear you will speak to them in English. Cut through the awkwardness with this great shirt, letting everyone know you can speak Japanese… Japanese OK! Trust us, you’ll likely to strike-up some great Japanese conversations with this shirt!

RAMEN! Ramen is to Japanese people like Pizza is to Americans, awesome! So many kinds, so many styles and toppings… everyone has their favorite ramen shop… wear this shirt and you’ll most likely get lots of recommendations! Get eating with this great shirt!

I wonder which is the older, the San Francisco Cable Car or the contents of the shop behind it? I think every country should have these. Dare I point out that this American Icon arose out of the mind of a Brit way back in the 1870's? If you get the opportunity, I would recommend a visit to the Cable Car Barn on the corner of Mason and Washington which explains how they work and you can see the motors that drive the 57,300 feet of cables on the Powell, Mason, Hyde and California Street Lines. !http://ih2.redbubble.net/work.7653112.1.flat,300x300,075,f.vintage-feature.jpg! !http://i302.photobucket.com/albums/nn93/intenselygentle/138.jpg! !http://ih0.redbubble.net/work.7662200.3.flat,550x550,075,f.feature-banner-otav.jpg!

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The company Kyle Hyde worked for, but with a new twist! From the game Hotel Dusk: Room 215.

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