Yep, you read that right.
I am continuously amazed at the things folks find while researching:)
http://www.tofugu.com/2012/02/18/japanese-fart-scrolls/
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Re: Japanese Fart Art
I am familiar with the oddities of Japanese culture...and as such, I am faaaaar too terrified to click that link...
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Re: Japanese Fart Art
Id feel safe saying its all safe for viewing in most places, its all period art from scrolls/texts
No complete nudity (there is some partial but the site 'censored' it with black bars:)
To tempt you further:
No complete nudity (there is some partial but the site 'censored' it with black bars:)
To tempt you further:
This may be where the term kamakazi originated:)No, you didn’t misread that last sentence. The whole scroll, which is called He-Gassen (“The Fart Battle”) is just about people farting. Farting at other people, farting at cats, farting off of horses, farting into bags; just farting everywhere.
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Re: Japanese Fart Art
Ahh yes.. the ancient art of Fartjitsu- Those are some powerful farts.
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Re: Japanese Fart Art
Why did this suddenly pop up? A friend of mine (not a history person, per se) linked it to me on Facebook today.
I still think the medieval European miniatures depicting farting individuals or animals are more hilarious, personally!
I still think the medieval European miniatures depicting farting individuals or animals are more hilarious, personally!