P.S., the daikon raddish's name is ど根性大根. posted by of strange foe at 1:33 PM on February 3, 2006
When your societies traditions believe that the raddish has a soul, this turn of events becomes easier to see as not-so-strange. posted by mystyk at 1:33 PM on February 3, 2006
You mean like this dude? posted by Gamblor at 1:47 PM on February 3, 2006
Gamblor, that Miyazaki daikon guy reminds me of this carrot. posted by rxrfrx at 2:21 PM on February 3, 2006
Sometimes a carrot is just a carrot. But not this time. posted by loquacious at 2:24 PM on February 3, 2006
After reading this out loud to my girlfriend, who is from Tokyo, she said "You just don't understand. It's a little town!" posted by zaelic at 2:24 PM on February 3, 2006
Wow, it is like Japan's Cy. posted by TwelveTwo at 2:27 PM on February 3, 2006
Would somebody please think of the raddish?
The raddish what? And what makes them merely raddish rather than merely rad? posted by kindall at 2:34 PM on February 3, 2006
radish, for crying out loud it's r a d i s h. uncross your eyes people. posted by quonsar at 8:30 PM on February 3, 2006
I would if you'd just put your pants back on. posted by loquacious at 9:15 PM on February 3, 2006
Like we can talk. In America, huge crowds gather to watch a groundhog climb out of a hole. posted by SPrintF at 9:22 PM on February 3, 2006
Impressed by its perseverance, they named it Dokonjo Daikon, or the radish with fighting spirit
I really must move to Japan. posted by MetaMonkey at 9:38 PM on February 3, 2006
[typo fixed, carry on] posted by jessamyn at 8:12 AM on February 4, 2006
I'd rather have a radish as a symbol of perservering against odds than Dave Chapelle. posted by QIbHom at 11:17 AM on February 4, 2006
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posted by of strange foe at 1:33 PM on February 3, 2006