I can recognize this as the crossing in Shibuya. Such detail, I wish I was that patient and talented.

I don't know if these qualify as an invention as I've seen them on wheelchairs before at the Sapporo snow festival.

I stayed here about 11 years ago in the kangaroo room. There was a 5ft tall kangaroo whose eyes glowed red all night.

Mercury- coconut mango
Venus - lemon cream
Earth - chocolate (cocoa)
Mars- orange praline
Jupiter - vanilla
Saturn- rum raisin
Uranus - milk tea
Neptune - cappuccino

I want mars, saturn and earth, you guys can have the rest

Australia has had these polymer notes for many years now since 1988, in fact. So I think we have tested them pretty well in that time Another good feature besides security is that they are pretty hard to tear and as Efinn said definitely washable.

I saw this featured on tv recently (here in Japan). They set a challenge for the maker Mr. Tsubaki to go to this restaurant which serves a dessert that is meringue balanced on strawberries and cream.The dessert is totally wobbly. They had to pick up the dessert and transfer it to another plate without it toppling over which the machine completed successfully.

The stuff they pick up in the video is ketchup and mayonnaise, the bottles you see are as they come packaged here. And remember the voice over may not have been the person at the event. So he might be saying what he believes it to be. It's not wax models as suggested.

I'm not sure about the potato chip reference that FrogC4 made I don't see any potato chips in the video. The yellow packages are refill pouches for some kind of bath gel /cleaner.