Yes, I know we’ve already covered that most bizarre things come from Japan, but we’re seriously running out of things to write about.
So Japan decides to recycle 138,000 Tokyo Metro tickets. What can come of this?
It’s so… beautiful.
3 Responses to "What Does Japan Do With 138,000 Used Metro Tickets?"
1 | Sk
Do you mean that the tickets have been put face up one above the other, and that their side “sections” (those 0.1 mm high rectangules) make up this sort of murale?
2 | Shaun
I think they’re face-up and overlapping. There’s some more in-detail pictures here:
http://gizmodo.com/5016474/astro-boy-mural-created-from-138000-recycled-tokyo-metro-tickets
Comment Form
Categories
- Design (8)
- Fun Stuff! (2)
- Gaming (12)
- General (48)
- News & Politics (6)
- Science (4)
- Technology (15)
Loading ...Search
- Fable 2, On the Frog and Toad again!
- Internet Bully
- Presidential Election ‘08 etc.
- Who’s Nailin’ Paylin?
- Sackboy back to tossing salad.
- It Should Have Been Suffocated at Birth #2: Newsagents.
- Quantum of Solace theme unveiled.
- George, what’re you callin’ me for?!
- Superhero compatibility in our society.
- Add to our Flickr Pool!
- DDDDepressionnnn: Depression Depression Depression aaaaaaaa HEEEEELP :( :( :( I hate winter! I want summer!
- Shaun: Dead Set rocked.
- Andrew: Someone must have read this, because E4 just made Dead Set.
About
Our domain name comes from a fictional drink in the Ellis comic, Transmetropolitan.This is our blog. We thrive on the word "geek" and many of us are mere IT students with only a basic grasp of English.
It is all about enjoyment, passion and sometimes hatred for what we blog about.