Entries Tagged as 'Joke'

Cats Alphabets by Neko Font


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Neko Font (neko means cat(s) in Japanese) is a web site letting you generate texts in cat alphabets.


Although it was made by a Japanese, it only supports roman alphabets, digits and some symbols only. No Kanji-cats are available. It is not strange as making Japanese letters would be tough work for her and her cats.

Keio Univ Uses Sudoku On Entrance Exam


Keio University is reported to ask Sudoku solution on its entrance exam, a Twitter user reported with a photo.

There is an additional rule added so no pure Sudoku though.

via ITMedia

How to count combination, taught in Anime


Japan’s National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation (Miraikan) in Tokyo waterfront releases an educational video “How to count combinations”.

The story at the beginning seems relaxed, however, as @iwiwi introduced as “crazy”, it goes too much and may frighten kids if you do not use better math.

The video comes with English subtexts. Enjoy.

Automatic Garbage-Catch Dust Bin


A guy made an intelligent trash bin which catches thrown garbage and shows how he designed and constructed it on Nico Nico Douga.

Dentsu’s Android Lottery App For Internship Seat


Dentsu, Japan’s largest advertising agency released a new Android app for wannabe students, Lucky Senkou(=selection).

The app has only a single feature, to let students draw a lottery for the platinum slots of the 2012 internship program at Dentsu. You just need to click the button and wait Dentsu’s contact.

The app description begins with the Japanese proverb “Un mo jitsuryoku no uchi”(Luck is also your talent.). Dentsu might need young people with luck.

Internship, sometimes executed as a cheaper labor, has been becoming popular recently in Japan, where big, stable, well-known enterprises have huge advantages against newly graduating students, who may not get their ideal jobs even after taking hundreds of job interviews. Dentsu is always ranked at the top companies for the students.