Saturday, June 28, 2008

Nonai Maker

I read about this Japanese web app and tried it out, and it's kinda neat. You put in your name and it shows you an image of your brain, like what kind of thoughts your brain is preoccupied with. Here's mine...it seems rather accurate for my time here in Japan...

For my full name in Japanese:For just my first (maybe this is even more accurate):

Try it out here. You can type in English too (I didn't like my brains as much when I typed in English :P They were full of worry and troubles and 'H', whatever that is.)

8 comments:

Ben said...

I assume that H is hentai. Which, knowing you is totally accurate... pervert.

dobedo said...

Happy?

Jeannette said...

I tried it, but I can't read the kanji!!!
And there was a definite difference between the English and Japanese. Maybe it's like our English speaking selves and Japanese speaking selves...

Erik said...

When do you guys get home?? I just had my first JET orientation today and am getting into blast-off mode. I want to have lunch together with all the amazing sannin+ when they get back so I can get the inside scoop!

teresa said...

hahahaha

i just did my name and it essentially came up to being half-filled with H's and ASOBU's with a white demarcation line of YASUMI's...

^_______^

natalie said...

My Japanese first name self is filled with yasumu....in the back is nayamu... and the front? Wasureru. HAHA (In English: Resting, Worrying, Forgetting)

With last name, all yasumu with an H in the middle.

English first name self is like a tree trunk, from the outer rings in: Money, Secrets, Lies, and Evil. I'm not making this stuff up.

Throw in my last name and there's nothing but LOVE, hehhe.

Jeremy said...

Guess what I got in the mail today? A PACKAGE FROM JAPAN. That is by far the best stationary I have ever seen in my life. And trust me, I've seen a lot of stationary. I need to find a way to display Vending Machine Zero and Afro Gunso together without my room looking TOO ridiculous.

Anonymous said...

I used nonai maker with my full name written in katakana. Then, the symbols in the brain appear only as picture. I wish they were in text so I could copy them and place them in online translation tools. Is there any solution?