a japanese girl transforms into a machine
Aya Tsukioka said her idea of the vending machine disguise was inspired by a trick used by Japan’s ancient ninja, who cloaked themselves at night under black blankets. Many Japanese say they feel growing anxiety about safety.
Photo: Torin Boyd/Polaris, for The New York Times
via bd popeye of Military Photos.net
can you see her?
other designs are a bag that becomes a manhole cover while keeping contents safe
and a school backpack that changes into a fire extinguisher box
Giszmodo Clothing doubts whether there would be time to get your kit out in an attack "is probably something we would not want to test out."
Aya Tsukioka said her idea of the vending machine disguise was inspired by a trick used by Japan’s ancient ninja, who cloaked themselves at night under black blankets. Many Japanese say they feel growing anxiety about safety.
Photo: Torin Boyd/Polaris, for The New York Times
via bd popeye of Military Photos.net
can you see her?
other designs are a bag that becomes a manhole cover while keeping contents safe
and a school backpack that changes into a fire extinguisher box
Giszmodo Clothing doubts whether there would be time to get your kit out in an attack "is probably something we would not want to test out."