14 April, 2006

-image-in case of earthquake

It is very important to be aware of your surroundings during an earthquake - and you should pay particularly attention to what the black man is doing.:

Check out this website of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, which provides information to gaijin (foreigners) about what they need to in case of an earthquake.

 Wp-Content Uploads 2006 04 Wall

Stay close to black men in areas where walls might fall. They will hold up the wall and allow you escape.

 Wp-Content Uploads 2006 04 Rumors

Black men tend to spread rumours but become quite contrite when yelled at.

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by @ 9:23 pm. Filed under Asia, East Asia, Japan, Northeast Asia

4 Responses to “in case of earthquake”

  1. Shay Says:

    I “I love Japan” shirt is the funniest thing in the pics. haha

    Also, thanks for the link to SparkPlugged on the Smell-o-vision post. It’s greatly appreciated. keep it up.

  2. Mister Moy Says:

    Those are some great illustrations.

  3. Steel Turman Says:

    All I can say is ‘wow.

    Pity the poor bastard that posts that second image in the US.

    YIKES!!!

  4. The Moderate Voice Says:

    Racism Is Everywhere

    …even in Japan.

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