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Weird things you would only find in Japan

Many a time this things happen what we feel weird or funny is the way of life for some people

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weird Monster Jellyfish Take Aim at Japan

What’s 6 feet wide, weighs 440 pounds, and can ruin your whole day? If you’re a Japanese fisherman, the answer is weird monster jellyfish named Nomura’s jellyfish ( Nemopilema nomurai ), or, as the Japanese call it, echizen kurage . The gigantic creature can wreak havoc on fishing nets and their contents, destroying the nets and poisoning the catch. Even nuclear powerplants aren’t safe: Reports describe the jellyfish being sucked into pumps that draw seawater to cool the reactors.   Echizen kurage have shown up in Japanese waters in increasing numbers in recent years. The population surge of 2005 was particularly bad, affecting the salmon , yellowtail , and anchovy fisheries . But the mass of them gathering now in the Yellow Sea of China is the biggest ever, and eventually ocean currents will deliver them to Japan’s doorstep. Have a look at this video about this weird monster jelly fish   Posted by our ex-author Mac in orkut’s wnn community Technorati Tag

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Top 10 weird attractions

1. The Great Whipped Cream Battle - Olomouc, Czech Republic Fluff flies during this highlight of Olomouc's week-long city festival. "Volunteers are divided into opposing teams and asked to arm themselves with trays of cream. There's a countdown and then the teams rush towards each other. When the teams meet each other in the centre, the cream starts to fly."   2. The Modern Toilet Restaurant - Taipei, Taiwan Find good food for less than $10 at this Taipei eatery - provided you don't mind eating out of a (replica) toilet bowl. "Eating here was a very unique dining experience to say the least. You are seated at a bathtub (your table) surrounded by toilets (your seats). Your food comes in your own sizzling toilet bowl." 3. Eeyore's Birthday - Austin, Texas In Austin, adults and kids alike use Winnie the Pooh's fictional friend as an excuse to party. "Eeyore's Birthday has been celebrated for more than 40 years here i