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All the folding fans of this shop have you use it in peace because you become the product
made in Japan.

Submitted by: Dira via Engrish Funny Submissions

Sign in a handmade fan shop in Tokyo, Japan.

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  1. KinkyTom says:

    What is “it” that these folding fans want me to use?

    And why should I sell myself out to the Japanese O_o?

  2. Droll not Troll says:

    *muffled voice* I am not a product! I am a human being!

    • JohnB says:

      There you go, man. Keep as cool as you can. Face piles of trials with smiles. It riles them to believe that you perceive the web they weave, and keep on thinking free.

      • coyoteman says:

        “Of course you are, my bright little star! And now to suit our forefather’s fruit, you’re magnetic ink!”

        Moody Blues. From the album “On the Threshold of a Dream”. Love that album!

        • JohnB says:

          Indeed! Those seven albums, from Days of Future Passed to Seventh Sojourn, constitute, in my opinion, one of the finest musical odysseys ever produced. I know the boys loved to walk that fine line between aspiration and pretension, but heck, I live on that line myself.

        • McFreddie says:

          Moody Blues are great, though I’m not all that much of a sixties psychedelia fan, though there’s still some great stuff.

    • toilet shark says:

      Oh be quiet, and get back into your packaging. Go on. Now, stay there and look enticing for the customers.

  3. Wesley says:

    The correct translation should have been “All folding fans in this shop are made in Japan, so you can use them without worry.” In other words, it’s domestically made, not some Chinese import, so you can be assured of the quality.

    How did it get mangled so that if you don’t use the fan peacefully you become the product itself, and becoming Japanese in the process? Bizarre.

    BTW, the Korean translation is cut off, but that’s mangled as well, as far as I can see. “Fans in this shop are all becoming Japanese”, it says.

  4. JohnB says:

    And here I thought the whole world was becoming a product made in China.

  5. PoodleGroomer says:

    They must be getting out of the martial arts fighting fans business. (Do you have a permit to carry that fan?)

  6. saywhat says:

    I cannot become a folding fan today. Sorry, too busy.

  7. JohnB says:

    Well, since I am a real man, and therefore know when to bend and when to erect, I guess I’m well qualified to become a folding fan!

  8. MeowTseTongue says:

    You will all be assimilated. You will all be the product.

  9. A Noun says:

    But I want to use it in war! Death to all non-folding fans!

  10. Gone With The Wendell says:

    ** cues wonder woman theme **

    runs behind the qwickie mart
    looks both ways and takes off sunglasses
    spins, twirls, flails arms about while farting stars
    stars become blinding lasers
    a cloud of gas dissipates and reveals……..

    you become the product

    bless your heart

  11. dr handle says:

    Become the product, grasshopper…

  12. cipher_nemo says:

    LOL! You become made in Japan. ‘Congraturations’, you Japan pwned now.

  13. Hebime says:

    Its like sombody did machine translation and then said ‘no, no, that’s not right’ and then ‘fixed’ it.
    Thereby making it worse (and funnier)

  14. eb³ says:

    But I don’t want to become the product made in Japan!

  15. Anonymous says:

    In soviet japan, product uses YOU!

  16. dukethepcdr says:

    Don’t stay in that store too long folks. Mmmmm Soylent Green any one?

  17. jinxed says:

    in soviet..no.. in japan, product becomes YOU!

  18. Moonian says:

    Even the Chinese version is in gibberish…


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