Top 32 Funny But Useless Japanese Inventions

Japan is originally a concept invented in the 1980s by an engineer named Kenji Kawakami: the Chindogu (strange object). The latter claims the fact to innovate and invent all kinds of machines and objects, useful but unusable, who have no commercial destiny. A snub to intensive consumer society, characteristic of Japanese lifestyle.

1- Toilet Paper Roll Hats
2- The Mini-umbrellas For Shoes.
3- The chop sticks with integrated fan.
4- A chin hanger to help those without a seat in the train to sleep.
5- The Inverted Umbrella Connected To A Canister For Collecting Drinking Water.
6- A giant Swiss Knife For gardening
7- Slippers To Kill Cockroaches
8- The solar lighter
9- The finger toothbrush
10- A Butter Stick.
11- Office Wig
12- A Tie As Wallet.
13- A Jacket For Screen.
14- Glasses With Hole To Pour Eye Drops Into Eyes.
15- A dumbbell phone
16- A lip stencil
17- A lip stamp
18- A book holder (bed)
19- Sunglasses telescope
20- A noodle splash shield
21- Goggles For Cutting Onions Safely Without Having Tears.
22- A Device To Look Inside Ears.
23- The Slippers With Garbage Sweeping And Collecting Arrangement
24- An Umbrella As A Tie.
25- A 360 camera
26- The Slippers With Garbage Sweeping And Collecting Arrangement
27- A multifunction deck
28- A (double) breast nipple
29- A portable crosswalk
30- A t-shirt (and description) to show EXACTLY where should scratch your back
31- A grass cover for the toilet seat to give the user a good feeling of nature.
32- An Unique pillow.

[czaradox]

A jacket for screen is AMAZING, you can be editing video outside in your laptop and still get a tan in the rest of the body! I want!

[stayhappy]

I need the t-shirt that shows where to scratch your back 😂

[TechTrashReview]

I like the umbrella drinking water gadget I think it may actually be useful in certain situations.

[ReubenAStern]

I'd have the one for looking in your ear, but I'd use it as a bore scope to check my motors cylinders and pistons

[soobinswife]

there is acctually business study related to it I used to think it's useless too...

[EL-xgyq]

The device that looks into ears is actually really useful in medical practice. They just need to market it to the medical community and jack up the price by 10 times. The double breasts one is also not a bad idea if they just alter it a bit, for some women with breast feeding issues e.g. requiring expressing, or women using breast pumps.