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Sep29

Six-Sided Harmonica

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Hohner instrument company combines six harmonicas into a single component, creating the largest tonal range available in any Hohner tremolo model.
Sep26

Melody Playing Road : Melody Road

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Driving on closely-spaced grooves makes high-pitched sounds and widely-spaced grooves makes low-pitched counds. Utilizing this principle, a melody road plays melody when you drive. At present, Melody Road is paved as a tourist resource only in Nakashibetsu Town, Hokkaido. [melody]
Sep19

Golf marker detecting slope angle : Kurohyo (Black Panther)

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This golf marker contains liquid and air bubble. The position of air bubble detects the slope angle of a green.
(Az's: $20.00/ via Maniac Syoukaijo)
Sep14

Blender Alarm Clock

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This is a super funky 60´s retro-style blender, and it will wake you in the morning with the crazy blending action with styrofoam beads and a funny alarm music.
(?/ bimbambanana.com: $30.00)
Sep09

Airmail Wallet

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Mimicking an airmail envelope, this innovative bi-fold wallet is made from a single piece of strong, moisture-resistant Tyvek® with a simple folding system that eliminates the need for seams and stitching. The wallet includes three pockets and a secret storage area.
Sep07

Drive with your dog : Dog Mapple Kanto

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A map full of information on restaurants, accommodations, dog-runs and others for dogs.
Sep06

Hello Kitty Muffler

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Hello Kitty shaped muffler.
Sep06

Plug'n Play TV Game Keychains : Game Paddle Keychain

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Atari Game Paddle Keychain features the original Pong, Breakout and Warlords. These authentic gaming units plug directly into your TV and feature full video graphics and sounds just like the Atari originals, but in a size small enough to carry in your pocket.
Sep05

Music toothbrush : Tooth Tunes

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Scientists have invented a remarkable toothbrush that lets you listen to pop songs while you scrub away - by transmitting the sound waves through your teeth and jawbone to your ear. The device, called Tooth Tunes, plays for exactly two minutes - the amount of time dentists recommend should be devoted to brushing every morning and night.
Sep03

Sand clock using diamonds instead of sand : Diamond Clock

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Diamond clock, not sand clock. Falling diamonds exceed 10,000 carat.
(Shopping center in Thailand: $6,400,000/ via Yahoo NEWS)
Sep03

Automatic Adjustable Wrench

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Automatically adjusts to any size nut or bolt up to 1-1/4" with the push of a button.
Sep03

Wind-up Robot Sharpener

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A smart little robot that performs a function as well as entertaining. The action of sharpening a pencil also winds-up the clockwork mechanism that makes him walk along, although a key is also provided for when you've run out of pencils.
(?/ via ohgizmo.com/ hawkin.com: £3.50)
Sep03

Multi-knife with 85 tools

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Wenger, the company that makes the legendary Swiss Army Knives has introduced a 9-inch long, 2-pound "blade" which features every tool Swiss Army makes, 85 instruments in all.
Sep03

Celebrity Weighing Scales

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Nobody wants to weigh a plain old number these days." The Celebrity Weighing Scale helps you see how you compare to your fave celebs, historical figures, and made-up characters. Settings that range from Baby Jesus to King Kong, and include Chuck Norris and Goldie Hawn replace unhealthy obsessions with clever similes.
Sep03

Virtuoso self-playing violin

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The high cost is explained by the fact that creating a self-playing violin is a lot more complex than a self-playing piano. Nevertheless, there you have it. [movie]
(?: $17500/ via ohgizmo.com)
Sep03

RC Tower Crane

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The large Hobby RC Tower Crane is a radio controlled construction site vehicle, three feet high and has three realistic sounds just like a real tower crane.
(HobbyEngine/ otherlandtoys.co.uk: £39.95)




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