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Holding your smartphone is now OLD. BEHOLD The ultimate handsfree gadget!!!
Behold the new hands-free smartphone device! With this, you can change the angle freely of your smartphone using an arm band that can be operated without holding. This smartphone holder is fixed to the forearm with a band. The angle can be changed freely, so the screen is not difficult to see! With both hands free, you can do a lot more things. Hands-free multi-angle smartphone holder: Comments: ・Wow, it looks so cool! ・My childhood heart demands me to buy one! ・I’d laugh if I see anyone walking by with one of these on …. ・It’s impossible because Japanese people care about how others see them.However, I thought it would…
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100% Honeycore apple is found … !
Perhaps some of you have experienced eating apples with honeycore.They are sweet and juicy at the center. But, I bet none of you have ever seen or tasted a 100% honeycore apple. Here is a picture from twitter by Barter@Barte_dj_fav: According to his informative tweets,: ・ What is the breed?This is a Fuji Apple. His farm cultivates them without bags.This results in the coloring tends to be uneven, but tastier ・ Is it really sweet?Not really. It tastes like a boiled apple that didn’t have enough sugar. ・ What is an apple honeycore?Plants photosynthesize in the leaves (not sweet at this point) and the products change to fructose after moving…
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A suddenly emerging bear eats 140 kilograms of apple in a plantation
On the morning of November 4th 2020, a bear suddenly showed up in an apple plantation in Yamagata-ken, Japan. According to livedoor news, the apple plantation in Yamagata-ken had fruitful apples just before harvest. After the ‘bear strike’, the field was full of bitten apples on the ground. The owner lamented, “This is definitely a bear’s fault. Humans don’t eat like this.” The 140 kilograms worth of apples was estimated to be fruited on 2 trees. A bear was spotted nearby near an elementary school soon after. Scary news of bear strikes can be heard, so we better watch out. Too bad for the plantation owner’s loss, but at least…
