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The Bread Chair, A Little Slice of Seating Paradise




 

"I could eat - sandwiches of you..." Those of a certain age and a liking for late 70's British art-rock may be familiar with this tune from Godley & Creme's "L" album, and will recall the odd mental imagery induced by listening to it. Coming across the Bread Chair at the Rinkya Blog brought back those New Wave memories at full volume.





So what's the Bread Chair and, perhaps more importantly, how was the idea for it first conceived? As for the latter, I think we've all been there... opening up a freshly purchased bag of sliced white bread, reaching in for a couple of slices and marveling at their lush, springy consistency. If only they were bigger... MUCH bigger... bing!





Evidently the concept was a winner, since Japan's largest online retailer, Rakuten, is fresh out of Bread Chairs. No matter, just like bread they'll bake up a bunch more - one hopes. In the meantime, we can at least imagine what planting your buns in THEIR buns must be like... probably the greatest thing since, well, you know. (via Tokyo Times, main image via Spluch)



Steve Levenstein
J A P A N O R A M A
InventorSpot.com


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Something that can imagined only by Japan...


i want this chair

where can i get it?! i tried going to the website and its all in japanese... i have no idea whats going on.


Buying the Bread Chair

Steve Levenstein's picture

Try contacting someone at Rinkya Stores, their biz is hunting down Japanese stuff for foreign buyers and I'm sure they can help you:

http://www.rinkya.com/storesrus.php


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