Traditional Japanese Toilets are scary.I have asked many Japanese people why these are still in existence, hygiene is the answer. People don't want to place their fleshy parts where other people have placed theirs.Seriously?The chances of passing on... ...full story at Mottekaero
from Mottekaero on Tue, Jul 15 2008
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Smoke on The Water - Japanese Traditional Orchestra »
YouTube video Theyre playing on mainly traditional japanese instruments, and this combined with some japanese extended howls, concludes it in an almost orgasmic infernal way
Recorded on the Japanese tour of 1972 15,16 ,17 August 1972 in Osaka and Tokyo, Japan
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