Sega Toys has collaborated with some designers behind the new Tokyo landmark to create the Homestar Aqua Sky Tree, a home planetarium that displays the beautiful night sky visible above the rising tower in the east of the city. Being a special version of the popular mini Homestar Aqua, the Sky Tree is waterproof and can be enjoyed at bath time. Just put it next to your bath and gaze up at the thousands of stars and constellations, with the symbolic tower illuminated too in all its glory. The gadget requires four AAA batteries to operate. $68 is all you need to bring home the Homestar Aqua Sky Tree. [Japan Trend Shop]
Folks in Japan are now able to buy the Geiger Counter FJ-2000 from Japan Trend Shop. This sophisticated and accurate Geiger Counter measures radiation in your surroundings and lets you know how safe you are. With a range of 0.1µSv/H – 999.9µSv/H you will learn instantly whether you should be worried about increased radiation or not. Designed for the general consumers, the gadget is very easy to use and understand. An alarm will also sound when radiation is measured above 25µSv/H, giving you the signal to evacuate. The Geiger Counter FJ-2000 can be bought at Japan Trends for $609, with additional worldwide express costs at $19. [Japan Trend Shop]
I can say the Kaguya Constellation Aroma Lamp is the most beautiful lamp I’ve ever known. The lamp produces thousands of points of light from its acrylic case, creating a vertical starfield with one of two constellations outlined in its center. It also has the aroma crystal that diffuses essential oils, creating a relaxing atmosphere in the room. You can purchase the Kaguya Constellation Aroma Lamp for $368 at Japan Trend Shop. [Product Page]
