When it comes to pocket money, have you ever encountered a special way to give money? Recently, a Japanese villager shared a unique way that his uncle gave pocket money every time. Designing the whole process like a treasure hunt makes people can't help but smile, and this uncle is also too creative
"Uncle gives pocket money in a unique way every time"
First you will receive a turn eggshell
It is not a banknote but a treasure cheat, and you can unlock the clues to get pocket money.
However, it seems that it is not bad to take the eggshell to hold pocket money, and you can also solve the accumulated eggshell at home.
Turn the letter from the eggshell
Mission of the day: Find out the little old man from urban legend, hint: Watomuro (by Nagoya's uncle) This hint seems too simple XD
The Little Old Man (小さいおじさん) is one of the Japanese urban legends. It is said that he is only 8 to 20 centimeters tall and haunts the window or the bathroom. There are also eyewitnesses that the little old man would carry empty cans on the side of the road or climb on trees in the park. Many artists have said that they have seen little old men, such as Junichi Okada, Yumiko Shi, Mika Nakajima and so on. In short, the little old man should not be as scary as the cracked woman XD
After arriving at the japanese room, a suspicious figure was found on the altar
Hideyoshi Noguchi on a thousand-yen bill is folded into the form of a person wearing a turban
Hideyoshi Noguchi: Little O ~ Take me away
It was originally made of a combination of three banknotes, and it would be too godly if only one was used
Japanese people seem to like folding money? Even instructional videos on folded banknotes have www
The simplest is this kind of bar ~ a thousand round folds a fold will become a million
Or cut a hole in the red packet bag to create a funny effect
Every year on New Year's Day, a bunch of spoof red packets appear
The characters on the banknotes can never escape the fate of being parody
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