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Mar 30 2009 7 Comments

Japanese workers working #9

With Japan’s seemingly insatiable desire for both souvenirs and snacks, fancy or indeed unfathomable foodstuffs are far from lacking in locales deemed desirable for day-trippers. And, on Enoshima island at least, octopus parts pressed into prodigious disc-shaped delectables appear particularly popular.

As indeed is the process needed to produce them, which is sweaty,

Japanese snacks

steamy,

Japanese snacks

and sometimes even sultry.

Japanese snacks

Categorized: Food and Drink

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  1. Michael Flux says

    3/30/2009 at 1:28 pm

    Hahaha “even sultry”

    Yes yes yes, agreed. 😀

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  2. Dennis says

    3/30/2009 at 2:38 pm

    She can press my octopus anytime.

    …the 3rd one, that is… the 3rd girl, I mean… not my 3rd octopus… although I only have one.. if you know what I mean…

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  3. S in Shanghai says

    3/30/2009 at 3:14 pm

    The girl on the third pic is a clear hit. Get us some more like her…….working or not!

    /S

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  4. cre-cre says

    3/30/2009 at 3:36 pm

    The girl in the last pic was really pretty… maybe squishing octopus has some benefits hmmm

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  5. Rob in Oz says

    3/30/2009 at 10:19 pm

    There’s a 1001 other opportunities out there for the 3rd girl far far better than pressing octopus…gee…what is she thinking! It’s sad to see such talent wasted. =(

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  6. Felipe Fonseca says

    3/31/2009 at 10:20 am

    Epic girl… wow…

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  7. bengz says

    3/31/2009 at 4:37 pm

    Better stay away from her guys … epically when she runs out of Octopus, she WILL be thinking of your little Octopus.

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