Japan is a country with a complex and ancient cultural heritage, but today it is one of the most advanced countries in the field of technology.

The Japanese are characterized by an awareness of natural beauty and an interest in forms and balance. Also, what surprises tourists the most in Japan - read in our article.

1. Karaoke Muffler

If you adore singing karaoke but don't want to irritate your loved ones with your vocals, then this invention was made especially for you! The karaoke muffler is a unique invention that lets you hear music through an earpiece. Instead of a microphone, you will have a plastic funnel in your hands, which will drown out the sound of your singing, so you will not disturb others. You can sing at the top of your voice, almost no one will hear you anyway! Well, have you already decided which song you will sing first?

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2. Baby romper for cleaning

Would you say that you enjoy cleanliness but despise cleaning? You could hire a cleaning service, but not everyone is comfortable with having strangers in their homes, and professional cleaners tend to be quite pricey. But if you have a little child, you can save yourself a lot of effort and money by cleaning less frequently. The photo reveals the secret: dressing the baby in a special romper. The sponge material keeps your baby's crawling path clean and free of dirt and other things. Whatever it is that the Japanese don't think of!

2. Baby romper for cleaning.jpg @Baby Mop Romper/Jeyve Jeyve/YouTube.com

3. Onion-cutting glasses

There are so many tasty dishes that include onions that it would be hard to cook without them. These vegetables are a staple in many households, but slicing them can be difficult because of the tears and eye irritation that they can cause. It's not the best situation ever! What should we do in this case? Japanese inventors have come up with a pair of special goggles that have two fans built into them. This is certainly an innovative idea, but we doubt it will prevent any tears. Do you have any thoughts on this innovation? How bold are you to purchase such glasses?

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4. Desktop washing machine

Throughout our daily lives, we utilize a wide range of things, and they all ultimately gather dirt and dust and require cleaning. Typical examples include eyewear, watches, and jewelry. Japanese innovators have made it possible to give even your most mundane possessions a modern update. Using a compact desktop USB washing machine is the key. To use it, plug it into a USB port on your computer or another device. The next step is to fill it with water and detergent and start the machine. It's important to remember that if you want to wash your watch in this machine, it needs to be waterproof.

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5. Hearing enhancer

To begin, let us assure you that if you choose to make use of this innovation, you will not go unnoticed! This device's creators assert that it will raise the overall level of noise. Putting a cup to a door to listen in on what's happening on the other side seems to have been the inspiration for the hearing enhancer designers. Is it possible that this was done to listen to other people's conversations or rumors? If you don't want to miss out on anything, then you need this item. And it can also be used instead of a Halloween costume!

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6. Nail paint dryer

While some girls use only gel polishes, others still love regular nail polish. They have many cons, but there are also pluses! For instance, every few days, you might change the color based on how you're feeling. However, while regular nail polish is drying, you can go crazy! It takes a lot of time, during which the girls cannot do other things so as not to damage the new manicure. However, the original inventors found a way out of this situation. We present to you the dryer for nail polish. It looks funny, doesn't it? As planned, you need to press a special pump, after which a stream of air enters your nails, and the polish supposedly should dry faster.

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7. Soda cans for the blind

Not all manufacturers are concerned that their goods may be purchased by blind people who might have some difficulty. But, in Japan, it was made simpler for blind people to choose the drink they needed from the grocery shop. Braille is used to print soda cans so that people who are blind or visually handicapped can distinguish between non-alcoholic beer, soda, and alcoholic drinks without confusion. What a fantastic concept this is! We anticipate that many countries around the world will implement this idea because it`s so useful!

Soda cans for the blind.jpg @16 amazing things from Japan that the world needs / Facts Verse / YouTube.com

8. Hokkaido's tiny fire trucks

These handy little fire vehicles make sure that water is transported at lightning speeds to all necessary locations. The fact that many fire trucks are large and heavy in the majority of the world is an issue.

This implies that they move slowly over roads and highways and waste valuable time when putting out fires. Even though they don't have as much water on board, these little fire vehicles can arrive at the incident significantly faster.

8. Hokkaido's tiny fire trucks.jpg @SFChronicle/reddit.com

9. The Modern Parking Facilities

Have you ever lost track of where you parked your car in a parking garage and had to fumble around for a bit before you finally found it? Well, you wouldn't have had to worry about that scenario coming true if you had lived in Japan.

To make it easier for you to shop without stress, Japan has a high-tech parking structure system that actually parks your car and delivers it back for you.

9. The Modern Parking Facilities.jpg @Parking system in Japan | Live from Tokyo/Live from Tokyo/YouTube.com

10. Noodles With a Pringles Flavor

Noodles are a delectable food that is popular in Japan. No matter where you are in this vast nation, you will undoubtedly not find a cafe or restaurant that doesn't serve up a bowl of delectable noodles.

This specific item is fantastic since it resembles a meeting point between the US and Japan. In order to provide us with tasty Pringles-flavored noodles, the American corporation Pringles chose to collaborate with a regional Japanese business.

10. Noodles With a Pringles Flavor.jpg @Pringles Ramen and Yakisoba Noodles/japanesestuffchannel/YouTube.com

11. Super High Tech Dining

To make ordering food as simple and convenient as possible, this restaurant has made extensive use of technology. You no longer need to sift through menus with imprecise descriptions of the dishes; instead, you can make a decision quickly and easily on a touch screen that not only describes the cuisine but also displays images of it.

Once you've made a choice, the food will emerge from the door on the left and move up to you on the conveyor belt.

11. Super High Tech Dining.jpg @High Tech Sushi - Shibuya, Tokyo/AEJourneys/YouTube.com

12. Trains with foot spas

Do you dislike using the train because the lengthy trip exhausts you? Then consider a vacation to Japan to observe how, in some places, a journey may be relaxing. There are foot spas on several trains in Japan. Surprising, don't you agree? We haven't seen it before, but we have now. Exceptional Japanese trains have a lounge with soft drinks and alcoholic beverages, as well as two 2.4-meter spa foot spas in front of the windows. In 2014, the first of these trains started operating once daily between the prefectures of Fukushima and Yamagata.

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13. Musical roads

It turns out that to listen to music on the road, it is not necessary to turn on songs in the car. Musical roads will help you enjoy the beautiful melodies! But what is it? Now let's talk in more detail. Japan is one of the record holders for the number of musical roads. This road is almost indistinguishable from the usual. The only external difference that catches the eye is the painted musical symbols. Transverse grooves with a depth of 3-6 mm are added to the asphalt surface of these roads. Thanks to the noise of the wheels and the automobile body, this coating allows for the transmission of tactile and audio vibrations, which causes the driver to hear a specific song.

Musical roads.jpg @16 amazing things from Japan that the world needs / Facts Verse / YouTube.com

14. A heated table

Now, those who enjoy dining in bed do not need to warm their food in the kitchen. Just next to you, your favorite foods may always stay warm because of a heated table, another Japanese invention. By the way, you won't freeze under this table throughout the winter because it will keep you warm. Most of these tables are made of wood, which makes them durable and of good quality. A 100-volt heater that has an intermediary switch heats the table, making it extremely safe. To prevent a fire, you can turn it off when it isn’t in use.

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15. Helmet for females

Many girls want to remain feminine and glamorous even when they are riding a moped or motorcycle! However, first of all, while driving, you need to remember about safety. And to combine both beauty and safety, Japanese inventors came up with a special helmet for women. This creation has a special ponytail cutout! So now you don't have to hide your luxurious hair under a helmet. I wonder what Japanese scientists will come up with next. Perhaps a motorcycle that will have a stand for cosmetics and perfume?

Helmet for females.jpg @Top 20 Genius Inventions That STILL Exist ONLY in Japan / BE AMAZED / YouTube.com

16. Butter grater

Now you can see a unique Japanese device: a butter grater! It even sounds funny! However, it is very convenient. Most likely, this grater was invented specifically for those who do not like to wait until the butter melts a little and can be easily spread on bread. Don't you like to wait? No problem! Now you can just grate the frozen butter! Everything ingenious is simple! The only thing is that we do not envy those who will later wash this grater of butter. Most likely, this is not an easy task.

Butter grater.jpg @Top 20 Genius Inventions That STILL Exist ONLY in Japan / BE AMAZED / YouTube.com

17. Electro smile

Smiles and kindness are very valued in Japan. As a result, from an early age, children are taught to smile. Some parents even employ a unique tool called the electro smile. It keeps shocking the child's cheeks, which makes the muscles in his face tighten and makes the child smile. Also, the settings may be changed to deliver a punch with greater force, which is sure to make even the most resistant children smile. It all does sound a little crazy, though. We ask you not to take this invention seriously and use it not with children, but with your enemies. We're joking!

Electro smile.jpg @10 UNREAL Japanese Inventions / JUST AMAZING / YouTube.com

18. Chair socks

No home can be imagined without chairs. However, this piece of furniture can also harm the apartment—for example, by scratching the floor. We are sure that everyone has encountered scratches from chairs. But what to do? You can't throw chairs out of the house. For those who worry about floor scratches, Japanese inventors have come up with chair socks. Sounds shocking, doesn't it? However, these socks do exist. Moreover, they protect the floor from being scratched by chairs. And, of course, the design of such socks is different. Choose the option that best complements your interior.

Chair socks.jpg @Japanese everyday innovations / Japanese Journey / YouTube.com

19. Lip stencil

The Japanese invention known as the "Lip Stencil" is a creative beauty tool designed to help individuals achieve precise and symmetrical lip makeup application. This innovative stencil is crafted to fit the contours of the lips, providing a guide for outlining and filling in lip color. Using the lip stencil, individuals can create well-defined lip shapes, experiment with various lipstick shades, and achieve a professional-looking finish. This invention simplifies the process of attaining symmetrical lips, making it easier for makeup enthusiasts and professionals to enhance their lip makeup looks with accuracy and ease.

19. Lip stencil .jpg @Top 32 Funny But Useless Japanese Inventions/Cats R Cool/YouTube.com

20. Small Gifts for Their Clients

Businesses offer their devoted customers this great little perk. Companies occasionally provide a modest but thoughtful gift with orders to help customers feel important.

Looking at this image, it is obvious that this is a fantastic idea that most likely achieves its intended results. Someone who ordered something as little and straightforward as a tiny box of inexpensive plastic pens received this gorgeous origami shirt as a present.

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21. A toilet for children

This is creative and lovely. The Japanese made sure to install toilets that children can use as well, saving parents from having to deal with their youngsters struggling to use a public restroom designed for adults.

Children would definitely have problems using a regular-sized toilet, thus doing away with it probably prevents the bathroom from being overly filthy. Additionally, it's adorable to look at, and we believe the duck feet on the ground complete the image.

A toilet for children.jpg @Toilets for CHILDREN🇯🇵 #japan #shorts #tokyo/@hollylolly/YouTube.com

22. Cotton T-shirts that are comfortably compressed

This product's innovative use of space maximization is one of its astounding features.

This compressed t-shirt eliminates the need for rows of clothing racks that one must go through in order to select their next shirt, making it as simple as taking a cube out of a bin to shop for apparel. Not that these shirts are scratchy or of poor quality; one such distinctive garment can fetch as much as $20.

22. Cotton T-shirts that are comfortably compressed.jpg @MUJI T-shirt and JJ/Dániel Sztankó/YouTube.com

23. Single coffee filter packs

The majority of coffee connoisseurs out there tend to concur that preparing coffee using the pour-over method is the ideal way to consume this caffeinated beverage.

In essence, the pour-over method is using a filter, a kettle of hot water that has just reached a rolling boil, and slowly pouring the water over the top of the crushed coffee beans. Although it can be a hassle to accomplish, this helps the coffee release its natural characteristics. Fortunately, the Japanese have a remedy for this.

23. Single coffee filter packs.jpg @Stagaz_630/reddit.com

24. To clean smartphones, use toilet paper

The only reason it's referred to as toilet paper is because it comes in rolls like the toilet paper we see in bathrooms, but this one serves a very different purpose.

You don't have to worry about smudges and other specks of dirt on your screen when you're browsing the web or texting your friends because this toilet paper was created specifically to clean cell phones. The fact that it even provides directions on how to connect to nearby Wi-Fi is the finest part.

24. To clean smartphones, use toilet paper.jpg @Toilet paper for smartphones/MAD STARS(부산국제마케팅광고/YouTube.com

25. Aircraft Displays What the Pilot Sees

We've undoubtedly grown accustomed to screens that track our whereabouts as we soar around the world by this point. But have you ever considered what it may appear like to the pilot from their vantage point while they are operating an aircraft?

In fact, as you watch them soar over the Earth on this Japanese airline, you can truly share in their experience. Those breathtaking vistas almost make us regret not enrolling in aviation school.

25. Aircraft Displays What the Pilot Sees.jpg @Japan's first commercial plane since 1962/CNN Business/YouTube.com

26. Trucks with decorations, called Dekotora

Dekotora, a Japanese cultural tradition that involves adorning vehicles, is something that many truck drivers enjoy doing. This is based on a movie from the 1970s called Truck Yarou, which is how it is known in English.

The trucks in the movie were adorned with paintings, lights, decorations, bold colors, and a variety of additional extras to make them stand out. Following that movie, other truck drivers started to customize their cars, a tradition that is still in use today.

26. Trucks with decorations, called Dekotora.jpg @jaykirsch/reddit.com

27. Houses with Family Name Plates

People in Japan seem to take great pride in their surroundings, and this attitude is evident in their homes as well. Adding nameplates to the front of homes is one practice that has become widespread in Japan.

It is thought that this custom started following the Great Kanto Earthquake in 1923. Many people had to start over after tragically losing their homes. Cities took a while to identify homes with numbers, so people installed nameplates in their place.

27. Houses with Family Name Plates.jpg @DIY JAPAN HOUSE NAME PLATE MAKEOVER | @ThoNelzMixVlog/ThoNelz/YouTube.com

28. Private, compact hotel capsules

No other nation in the world can match Japan's ability to balance space and convenience. The Japanese had to become a little inventive, whereas we Americans are accustomed to having a lot of open space and spacious hotel rooms to spend the night in.

They created the private pod capsule as a result, which includes Wi-Fi and television for each stay. The best feature is that it's incredibly affordable, which is great for budget-conscious vacationers.

28. Private, compact hotel capsules.jpg @fan_tas_tic/reddit.com

29. Drive Carefully for Passengers

The Japanese have a strong sense of respect and hospitality that they provide to both residents and foreigners. As shown below, the driver took care to open his umbrella before getting out of the bus to prevent passengers from getting wet as they did the same.

In contrast, many bus drivers in most parts of the world may just scold you for not getting off quickly enough or abandon you in the cold.

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30. Doors in taxis are automatic

The automatic doors that almost all taxis have are among the most unexpected things visitors to Japan encounter. Although to us it seems like such a cutting-edge technological development, Japan has had it in place since 1964, when Japan staged the Tokyo Olympics.

Consider that! The Japanese have had automatic door openers for approximately 60 years. One more of those unassuming things that demonstrates how highly the Japanese value customer service.

30. Doors in taxis are automatic.jpg @Automatic taxi doors in Japan/Madame Edith/YouTube.com

31. Create Your Ideal Pillow

In contrast to the prevalent "you get what you get" ethos in most hotels, this is not the case in Japan. There, they provide you with a large selection of pillows from which you can choose in accordance with your preferences.

This means that the color you want your pillow to be is just as significant as how tall, dense, bouncy, or filled it is. Since the Japanese place a high value on customer service, you may rest assured that you will have a restful night's sleep.

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32. Portable Water

This is a way to bring your own water if you don't trust the water in the area you are walking around or commuting in. Even on a rainy day, you can do it without spending any money on a refreshing beverage.

While you are strolling in the rain, this upside-down umbrella will collect the water in the bottle and keep you dry. However, it would have been much more practical and comfortable if the water bottle had been slung over your back.

32. Portable Water.jpg @Innovations allow umbrella to double as water filter/民視英語新聞 Formosa TV English News/YouTube.com

33. Everyone Who Needs Glasses

Anyone who wears glasses will attest to how difficult it is to discover you've forgotten your glasses at home. Fortunately, there is a fix for this in Japan: extra pairs are left out to help individuals deal with their all-too-common blunder.

The Japanese are undoubtedly totally accustomed to this little and simple gesture, but most Americans would find it completely astounding. We should all definitely embrace the attitude of helping one another.

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34. Already-cut crusted bread

It's difficult to estimate the proportion of consumers who prefer sandwiches with or without crust. To find out exactly where people's preferences lie, could be a fascinating poll to do. It appears that enough people in Japan thought that their sandwiches would taste better without the crust.

The Japanese choose to sell them for convenience, rather than just shrug and say "too bad" to those who prefer their sandwiches without crust.

34. Already-cut crusted bread.jpg @10 Japanese Breads of 7-Eleven JAPAN/I Will Always Travel for Food/YouTube.com

35. Lovely Manhole Covers

Many would agree that paying close attention to detail is a very valuable trait. In Japan, people would rather have a beautiful design carved into manhole covers than just leave an ordinary one on the ground that doesn't appear all that appealing.

If you think this is remarkable, wait till you see how the cities themselves appear. Sometimes it's difficult to realize you're walking through a typical busy metropolis since everything is so spotless and orderly.

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36. Strollers Available to Everyone

Many times, parents are out and about with their kids when they suddenly encounter a problem: the kids are utterly worn out, yet they still have a few errands to run.

Japanese malls offer strollers that people can use while wandering throughout the mall rather than making everyone uncomfortable by dragging their worn-out kids from store to store while they beg to go home. That implies that there must be significantly fewer crying infants there.

36. Strollers Available to Everyone.jpg @29 Things That Exist Only in Japan/BRIGHT SIDE/YouTube.com

37. For Cold Foods, Dry Ice

We find it unbelievable that such a brilliant and straightforward idea hasn't been introduced to the rest of the world as well as the United States. Too many times in our lives have we bought cold items only to discover when we got home that they had already melted.

To ensure that everything stays chilled and nothing melts, you may always acquire a couple of dry ice balls from the dry ice dispenser in Japan.

37. For Cold Foods, Dry Ice.jpg @16 Amazing Things From Japan That The World Needs/Facts Verse/YouTube.com

38. Airline staff members bow before customers

The level of regard that Japanese people have for their clients cannot be emphasized. In the United States, we may believe that "the customer is always right," but in Japan, this idea is carried to a completely different level.

In this instance, the flight crew of an airplane rose from their seats and knelt before their passengers as an act of apology for a delayed trip. The most amazing aspect is that they most likely weren't even at fault for the delayed plane.

38. Airline staff members bow before customers.jpg @Japan Airlines check-in staff greeting passengers at Ninoy Aquino International Airport, Manila/Within Striking Distance/YouTube.com

39. Moving Heavy Objects using Carts

Imagine experiencing something like this in America. To carry all of these boxes up those steps, four or five people are likely required. They would all probably be sweating and exhausted by the time they finished that hard chore.

Well, if Japan is known for anything, it's their love of innovation and technology. In one instance, they have a rather inventive cart that can assist a single person in carrying large goods up stairwells.

39. Moving Heavy Objects using Carts.jpg @Tokyodrew/reddit.com

40. A Different Kind of Train Lunch

When it comes to visiting Japan, most people tend to agree that the cuisine is diverse and delectable. This image captures a lot of it; it's vibrant and colorful and is delivered to you in packaging that is quite enticing.

The food there is the cheapest you can buy, which is its highest quality. Imagine the meals at a five-star restaurant as this is essentially food you would find at a train station.

40. A Different Kind of Train Lunch.jpg @Babychan9394/reddit.com

41. Strawberry Lip Balm for One Use

The fact that lip balm gets dirtier the more you use it is one of the worst things about it. Other issues with the traditional lip balm we use include the fact that it gradually becomes a nub the longer it is used and that sharing it with friends is like playing a game of “germ roulette.”

Thankfully, the Japanese created single-use balm packets as a much more practical solution.

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42. While You Eat, Learn

This meal is not only tasty and healthful, but it also has educational components. The origin of each item on your tray is indicated on the map on the box with the food on it.

Knowing that their food comes from various regions of the country before being placed on a platter for them to consume may help individuals appreciate what they are eating. It also serves as a reminder to practice mindfulness.

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43. What a Highly Advanced Toilet!

There are a lot of features on this toilet that we would like to discuss, but one function in particular that we would want to draw attention to is the ability to play music while using it.

Although having a toilet that plays music on demand seems strange to those of us in America, there is some logic to it if we pause to consider it. After all, how many restaurants have music playing in the restrooms?

43 What a Highly Advanced Toilet!.jpg @Japanese toilet classical music/HelenaHaruko/YouTube.com

44. Cleaner for actual liquid toilet seats

There is no denying that most bathrooms need a lot of work in the areas of cleanliness and hygiene.

By placing a toilet seat soap and some toilet paper, the Japanese made the decision to move in the correct direction. This makes using a public restroom much less disgusting. One of the defining characteristics of Japanese culture is this regard for others, and we would be very appreciative if the rest of the world adopted it.

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45. Gratitude and Beauty for Nature

Imagine if the city presented us with our own lovely plant for the exterior of each residential complex. Knowing that we are not only taking care of a plant but also the aesthetic appeal of our city, may help us feel more connected to the place where we live.

These plants don't need nearly as much water or maintenance as large grassy lawns as you might find in suburban settings, making them considerably more environmentally friendly.

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46. Keep a Fitness Journal

Have you ever questioned whether to use the elevator or the stairs? In Japan, however, efforts are made to motivate residents to carry out little acts that occasionally aid in calorie burning.

As a result, the number of calories you burn on every stair is actually painted on the stairs! Even though there are only about 0.1 calories expended per step, if you do that every day, you would have burned a significant amount of calories simply from that.

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47. Making Priority Seating Clear

There are those who obviously require a seat more than others. Young and healthy people probably don't need a seat as much as pregnant women, people with young children, persons with disabilities, people who have been injured, or our dear old seniors.

Japan displays images of those who receive preferential seating on its railway seats to make this point more clear. Talk about putting forth a valiant and thoughtful effort!

Making Priority Seating Clear (1).jpg @Priority Seats used by Strong Able Japan Trains/Shiran De Silva/YouTube.com

48. Button for Taxi Slow Down

No matter where we travel in the globe, there will inevitably be unpleasant taxi drivers that go a little too fast or give us the creeps. Thankfully, the Japanese people have addressed this worry in a fairly positive manner.

There is apparently a button in some taxis that customers can touch if they think the driver is driving too quickly. Theoretically, you could just request that the driver slow down.

48 Button for Taxi Slow Down.jpg @petro26/reddit.com

49. Digital maps of restroom stalls

Walking around a restroom and attempting to determine which stalls are empty and which are filled may be really frustrating. You don't want to be forced to ask a stranger, peer through the space below, or knock on the door. The following digital map is useful in this situation.

Before entering the restroom, potential customers can see exactly which stalls are available outside. You may skip the tedious searching and get right to it.

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50. Carry an umbrella

Another useful invention for being ready when you need to stay dry on an unanticipated wet, rainy day is this one. If there isn't any rain in the forecast, just use the umbrella as a tie. As it starts to rain, remove it right away!

When you are the sole commuter who avoids getting wet during a rapid rainfall, many other commuters will be jealous of you. If your wife or girlfriend forgets her umbrella, you can be the hero who saves the poor damsel.

50. Carry an umbrella.jpg @DanIsAlwaysHere/reddit.com

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