Please do not use it besides a use.

[shadownlite]

A Japanese house guest that visited me recently gifted me with these slippers.

Comments

[featherfire]

I always make sure to refran from the lise at the place that is easy to be slippery. It's a no-brainer, really.

[ejia_arath03]

Ooh, better not use it besides a use. That might be dangerous!

[whiskeylover]

Nice- although at least one can understand what is meant...

[pzelda]

A bottom will come off that easily on only coarse concrete and tile? Shit. There goes my dreams of using it to walk on hot coals...

[tresjolie9]

Interesting, English is mangled, but I do wonder about things.

"Please obey the instructions of local government when you dispose of this," are there places in Japan where you aren't allowed to simply toss a pair of used up house slippers?

[kikuko_kamimura]

In Japan, we sort all of our trash, and it all goes out on specific days. Burnable trash would be one day, cloth another day, PET bottles yet another day and so on. In the prefecture where I live, they're not so strict about it, but some places actually require you to use color-coded trash bags, and write your name on them when you take them out so they know if you tried to slip a pair of house slippers in on the wrong trash day.

Short answer? Yes.

[glowing_dragon]

Wow. Never knew that.

[colicub]

I think you meant "Please obey the instrdctions of local gaverment when you dispose this". Easy mistake. :-P