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Swimming Santa REUTERS

Monday 16th November, 07:16 AM JST

A diver dressed as Santa Claus swims with dolphins at Hakkeijima Sea Paradise in Yokohama, south of Tokyo, on Sunday.

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  • bamboohat at 01:41 PM JST - 16th November

    Yep. Everywhere you go, starbucks, your local inaka grocery store, they're playing christmas music.

    Also, why do most Japanese think that Santa Clause lives in Finland?

  • Sarge at 01:57 PM JST - 16th November

    Which dolphin is Flipper?

  • Weasel at 02:06 PM JST - 16th November

    Wasn't this last year's oddball photo?

  • Sarge at 02:09 PM JST - 16th November

    A lot of the pictures of the day are oddball.

  • dolphingirl at 03:02 PM JST - 16th November

    Strange picture; looks like a painting or CG. Gotta feel sorry for the dolphins, though...'all i want for christmas is my freedom'

  • Katsuro1000 at 03:03 PM JST - 16th November

    LOL Yes you are correct rosujin, its gonna be christmas in tank and everyone is going to drawn lol

  • Noripinhead at 04:01 PM JST - 16th November

    Direct evidence that the brains of dolphins are larger than those of human beings.

  • ashika1009 at 05:08 PM JST - 16th November

    Unfortunately, Santa was later consumed by a great white shark.

  • DaDude at 08:02 PM JST - 16th November

    Kanto area continues to steal ideas from Kansai. The Santa in the aquarium started in Osaka.

  • Farmboy at 08:33 PM JST - 16th November

    Rudolph the bottlenose reindeer? A few antlers, an underwater sleigh, ...yep, this has possibilities ...

  • aintgottimetobl at 08:48 PM JST - 16th November

    do your elves know youre fooling around in a fishtank while theyre back home putting in 23 hour shifts putting toys together?? oughta be ashamed of yourself..

  • ashika1009 at 09:36 PM JST - 16th November

    Actually, the dolphins could quite easily kill ole Santa there. They would do this by head-butting him in the belly as they do when they attack sharks.

    There is also direct evidence that elephants have larger brains than humans but that does not make them more intelligent than humans. The crucial factor is ratio of size of brain to size of body.

  • ashika1009 at 09:37 PM JST - 16th November

    ratio . . . that is . . . now back to my MRE

  • usaexpat at 12:26 AM JST - 17th November

    That suit must be pretty heavy when it's wet.

  • WuZhuiQiu at 08:15 AM JST - 17th November

    That looks more like Ms. Claus...

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