Get Free Tosses in Tokyo

Danny Choo 5:52 pm Tue Feb 17, 2009

Danny Choo is a guestblogger on Boing Boing. Danny resides in Tokyo, and blogs about life in Japan and Japanese subculture – he also works part time for the empire.

Seen the Free Hugs in Tokyo for many a moon now but this was the first time I saw Free Tosses.
"Free Toss" in this case meaning where they throw you in the air like this.

Folks visiting from the UK however may get the wrong idea about a "free toss" – "tossing" in London slang means to wax ones dolphin…

Photo dug up from my Japan Photos category.

Vader and a TK unit giving out free hugs in Harajuku – larger photos at Kirainet.

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