Tired of foggy glasses, Japanese artist creates ramen face mask to complement them
4 years, 3 months ago

Tired of foggy glasses, Japanese artist creates ramen face mask to complement them

India Today  

Masks have become an essential part of our lifestyle because of the novel coronavirus pandemic. According to Reuters, Japanese artist Takahiro Shibata was also facing the same problem during the novel coronavirus pandemic. Photo: Reuters Shibata, who is an animator and artist, initially set out to solve the problem bugging many people who wore glasses with a mask. It has everything you’d want in a real bowl of the noodle soup like chashu braised pork, green onions, bamboo shoots, and a slice of fish cake. Photo: Reuters Shibata told Reuters he wanted to cheer people up a little bit and has no plans to sell the mask along with his other artwork.

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Japanese Artist's 3-D Ramen Mask to Complement His Fogged-up Glasses is Tickling Spectacle Wearers
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Japanese Artist's 3-D Ramen Mask to Complement His Fogged-up Glasses is Tickling Spectacle Wearers

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If you wear glasses, the COVID-19 and the ensuing new normal of wearing masks must have brought with it a problem particular only to wearers of glasses. Japanese artist Takahiro Shibata’s glasses were fogging up because of his face mask – a problem that has become familiar to many spectacles wearers during the coronavirus pandemic. The more his glasses fog …

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