Tokyo, Japan is famous for being one of most densely populated cities in the world. Naturally, the skyline is just as tightly packed with high-rise buildings. 

So what does an architect do when he has to tear down a building? Conventional demolitions cause too many adverse side effects, such as pollution and damage to near by buildings. 

But Japan is also famous for their out-of-the-box, creative thinking. To solve the demolition problem, one Japanese company has introduced a new form of demolition with none of the smoke, noise, or explosions. 

They simply tear the building down one floor at a time from the inside. This new report by Reuters covering the new Japanese demolition technique was posted by MrNewsFunny and has gone viral, amassing over 650,000 hits

 


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When playing a human in the famous childhood game Janken, or Rock Paper Scissors, each player has a 33% chance of winning, losing, and tying. But the Ishikawa Oku Lab of the University of Tokyo has invented a new Janken robot that has a 100% win rate. Since the robot reacts to the human player at the last moment, you can’t win. Hey, not fair!

YouTuber cebayley was so amazed, they commented: “All you idiots are wrong. It’s completely magic based.”

 


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Tokyo, Japan is already a crazy, unique place to an outsider. But add slow motion special effects and appropriate music, and you have a trippy masterpiece. The video is going viral on Reddit

 


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