Once again, the Japanese make us want to commit hari kiri in the battle of who can deliver the CUTEST items to market. I bow before you. Audience, may I submit the following evidence; “Wanroom Phone”, “Strawberry Cat-cake” and the pièce de résistance; Wan Wan bed
FREE SHIPPING, People!
Dogs in Japan say “Wan Wan” rather than “Woof Woof”, so maybe a Wanroom is a room of dog-shaped furniture?
You need to set up an RSS feed, pronto!
you got yourself a gold mine with this site!
brem
Hey Brem, does the feed on the left work for you? It says “Subscribe to this blog’s feed” —works for me, but I wonder if that’s just Mac?
-Meg
Damns, the little kitten are too cute for me.
Wow, is that second photo edible?
I feel like Space Butler trying to fight the Puuchus! Can’t… resist… it’s all… too cute!
Doesn’t work for me
it gives me jibberish.
I’m on windows with firefox 1.5.
I got it to work… but I believe that there is a tag missing on your header so that my RSS browser finds automatically your feed. I had to manually enter the address in my RSS reader. Anyway, just telling you that it didn’t work too well for me, but I subscribed, at last.
keep the cuteness comin
brem
im not feelin the love. whats the point?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
ohhh i want that pink phone!!!!!
that’ll be the gift of a lifetime!!!!!
You’re right, the Japanese absolutely have the cute market cornered.
I love, love, love your site.
Wanroom means puppy room in Japanese. :3
“Wan” is like how we would say like “arf!” like a dog bark.
The kittens appear to be from the San-X line “Nyan Nyan Nyanko”, which consists of kittens that like to dress up as things, primarily food. Most of it is too cute for words.
http://www.kawaiigifts.com/NNNdirectory.html
Ah, but it’s a pun. “Wanruumu” or “one-room” is a Japanese loanword meaning “studio apartment”…an apartment with one room. Added with the “wan wan” sound a dog makes, and there you go, a dog apartment.
I think “WAN Room”.
hara kiri, not hari kari.
it’s the japanese way of comitting suicide.
There are many more pieces of Wanroom furniture – including a bed. (The slippers are supposed to go with it.)
I especially like the Wanroom potted cactus plant…
i threw up when I got to this one. sorry.
So did I, Chuck.
I think we all did.
Wan Wan is the japanese doggie sound, probably refers to puppy furniture. roughly the same idea as if we called something “meow meow ___” So. there ya go.