Kiss Me Meter
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This little device will let you breathe easy when you pucker up for a romantic smooch. The petite, discreet Kiss Me Meter detects gasses in your breath and stomach and indicates whether your breath is going to delight or dismay a new lover. A green heart gives the go ahead to engage in a lusty session of tongue tango, while a broken red heart indicates it’s best to cut your losses and head for the door. Somewhere in between and you might get away with a quick squirt of minty breath freshener.
Though it’s designed to be worn as a cell phone accessory, this slightly embarrassing gadget is probably best relegated to the inner recesses of a ladies’ handbag.
1,980 yen. Available from Thanko Store Akihabara: 3-14-8 Soto Kanda, Chiyoda-ku.
Metropolis magazine (www.metropolis.co.jp)
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alladin
A lot of Japanese people will need this devise, because many of them have very bad breath.
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kokorocloud
... Hahaha. Oh the ridiculously awesome gadgets that come from this country. Love it.
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mrskit
um,,,just have a swig of umeshu and you will be ok ;D he he
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tokyovistor
Double-check still better than nothing.
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wanderlust
And where should the men's model go? Men are not immune to bad breath either!
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Foxie
I can just visualize the scene. Him and her watching a romantic sunset on the beach. Him taking her hand and approaching closer. Her: Chotto matte, fumbling in her handbag, getting up,turning around and moving away a few meters to check with her KMM. Yuushsh, her turning around with a smile, him long gone....
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haruka
If you eat Natto before using it, it could break the meter.
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nandakandamanda
Maybe it should be called Kiss Me Later
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Crimsonsil
23 bucks? pass
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Mocheake
Talk about ridiculously useless gadgets...but they will probably sell like hotcakes.
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imjdmyo
I like how it says discreet but it reands "Kiss Me" in big white letters on the front haha cool gadget though, if it works.
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TheBigRiceBowl
I swear the Japanese businessmen on the trains in Tokyo have terrible breath, and body odour that has gotten even worse over the past two decades. I wish they would start using anti perspirant...
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Pukey2
This item should be made obligatory for the oyaji salarymen here.
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tokyokawasaki
They should install these on the subway. If you fail you don't ride. I hate standing next to high number of halitosis people every morning, makes me gag sometimes it's that bad.
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Dewaashita
"Though it’s designed to be worn as a cell phone accessory, this slightly embarrassing gadget is probably best relegated to the inner recesses of a ladies’ handbag."
Somebody obviously has a sense of humor.
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