ran into the first Japanese person that was wearing a t-shirt with a Kanji. I was suprised and confused by the neglectance of all Japanese fashion rules, which usually only allows for Roman characters and English sentences of worst grammer to be printed on clothing.

Usually the only people that dare to wear big fat Kanji printed on their chest are foreigners in the subway, ignoring the fact that everyone around them can read the characters but them. "What does it say?" I asked and got an explanation of every single kanji on its own, but was told that the meaning of the combined characters was elusive even to the wearer himself. "So why did you buy it?" "Because its so strangely funny, must have been designed by foreigners, I think it's hillarious" Yeah, tomorrow I will sprot my "it is bilking, there is no money"-hat and a shirt reading: "Round of humid" just to counterbalance the fun.