Urban disguise Japanese

Despite the fact that the level of street crime in Japan is relatively low, many residents of the Country of the Rising Sun recognize that more and more begin to worry about their safety. Further to those suffering from persecution mania Japanese Ayaa Tsukioka, a fashion designer from Tokyo, has created an unusual dress, which optionally turns... You can't even imagine what it becomes!

Ms. Tsukioka demonstrates how its works — dress-disguise turns...

...machine for street trading.

The designer herself admits that the creation of such dresses she was inspired by the Japanese ninja, which in the dark was hiding under a black blanket.

The fact that people dispassionately react to such ideas or that these ideas in General appear, emphasizes the love of the Japanese society for original ideas and inventions.

In addition Ayaa Tsukioka also came up with a disguise for kids: a backpack that turns into a Japanese fire hydrant.

She says that the disguise is experimental, and sometimes even useless, "especially if your hands are shaking".

6 year old Kent Nakasi demonstrates the transformation of a backpack.

Ayaa Tsukioka admits that her ideas can be a little quirky. But the characteristic trait of the Japanese is to indulge its imagination, has always been one of the strengths of their culture.