Japanese designer Aya Tsukioka invents crazy new way of self defense

Friday, 2 November 2007

Japanese designer Aya Tsukioka invented a pretty strange way for self-defense…:

Self defense in Japan. Turn into a vending machine! By designer Aya Tsukioka.

In those days people used pepper spray for self-defense. Things have changed. Have a look at this pretty bizarre invention by Japanes clothes, accessories and fashion designer Aya Tsukioka.

This skirt can be transformed into a life size vending machine which is supposed to help you in difficult situations!
(By holding the sheet fully open and stepping to the side of the road, a woman walking alone could elude pursuers — by disguising herself as a vending machine…)

Self defense in Japan. Turn into a vending machine! By designer Aya Tsukioka.

Even some Japanese people regard many of these far-fetched ideas as naive, possibly reflecting the nation’s low incidence of street crime. Despite a few sensational cases, the frequency of violent crime in Japan is low compared to international standards.

More examples, like a lady handbag which resembles a sewer cover and a fire extinguisher, here:
Gizmodo.com/ self defense aya tsukioka

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