Heart-shaped light

“Nanikore Chin Hakkei” unveils a window that creates heart-shaped sunlight on the floor of a house:

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15 comments - What do you think? Posted by James - November 9, 2009 at 5:58 am

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http://www.hormel.com Vonskippy

Apparently – Simple minds ARE easily amused.
longus dickus

LOL. sounds like some journalists tryed the new Zen-meditation and hunted after the light like a cat? ooor. they just got a report-time but failed so they found its funny to report about heart-chaped lights instead about yakuza/gang/corruption scandal in that area.. reminds me those white places in the newspaper back in time..
weirdo

What’s with this singling out of Japan again? It’s no worse than America’s Funniest Home Videos.

Level3

At least SOME of those videos are funny, and most of them involve something HAPPENING, right?

But thanks to Youtube, we can just watch the good stuff without the stupid sound effects or needing to see Bob Saget or whoever the “funny” host is these days.

Weirdo

At least SOME of those videos are funny, and most of them involve something HAPPENING, right?

No, not “right”, that is your opinion. One could say the opposite thing with AFV and ナニコレ珍百景 reversed.

Samson

Now I can’t sleep, it was so cool!
http://www.binary-apotheosis.com/blogs/index.php Rob A

Lol. Crosshatch-frosted windows are a new thing in Japan? I had those in my house for years.

The patterns only last like 30 minutes per sun cycle and then turn into crosshatch patterns just like the window.

If they covered the window with v-shaped clear spots it would make hearts whenever the sun hits it in varying sizes and positions. Methinks some masking tape would sort this right out.
peter

what is the name of the music and what does the tv show call??
thanks in advance
LondonGaijin

How about this light from London?

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2009/11/09/article-1226059-07260809000005DC-325_468x502.jpg

LondonGaijin

would help if I actually added the right picture…

http://i33.tinypic.com/2mmtsut.jpg