Girl Steals.....Electricity?

A female student aged 20 was caught "stealing"
0.015 watts of electricity while she was waiting for somebody
at a station.She used an electricity socket at a station to
charge her phone while waiting.A passer by then called 110
and reported her to the police.

The student said "I know it was bad to do so" and
got let off with a warning.A spokesman for the police said
"even if its 3 sen (0.3 yen), its still stealing."

In my mind, im thinking "what a load of bullsh*t.
This is exactly why police can never
get to a serious crime/disaster scene in time.They're "warning"
kiddies about not using the stations power >.>"
What do we learn about this?
Kids, don't charge your cell phones in public
Police, go somewhere that matters

~another fabulously creative post by bakarang3r ♥

[story from dannychoo]
[imagefrom gelbooru]

Boy shoots classmate in the face with arrow

A boy of 15 was expelled from school after mucking around and shooting his classmate in the face with an arrow during archery. The victim sustained major wounds. The school said that this was clearly an "anti social act."

However, the boy who was expelled has decided to sue the school and asked the school to take him back on board saying that "an accident cant be called anti social" and that "the victim has not requested that I be expelled."

In my opinion the boy should go soak his head

[image and story grabbed from dannychoo]

-another satisfying post by bakarang3r ♥

Your japanese entertainment news guy

Bakarang3r here filling in as the Japan/Otaku news dude since there seems to be too much korean music and not enough japanese stuff. New to this blogging thing and not very experienced so yoroshiku ne~. You can check out my blog at bakablog




As summer draws to an end, a bunch of matsuri ( festivals ) are taking place all over Japan. One place i would love to go for the yearly matsuri would be the one at Washinomiya Shrine. Now, you may be curious about the picture above. The huge wooden house-on-sticks is more accurately called a Shinyo, which is believed to be the house for gods. Lucky Star fans (like me) should be proud to know that this attraction increased the attendance to the festival to 50,000 people ( 20,000 more than last year).


[image and story grabbed from dannychoo]
-bakarang3r