The shit guy from Nakano

by **Ptyx** » Thu Sep 01, 2005 9:22 pm

http://www.tanteifile.com/diary/2005/08/30_01/index.html

behold the unko nabe

I was concerned by this story since i live in Nakano
So this guy decided to piss off all of his neighborhood by painting his house with a mixture composed of nama gomi and human shit.
After a while his neighbours decided to call the cops because the stench was intolerable. The businesses around were also losing their customers as no one in their right mind would go there.
Looks like there's is no law applicable to this particular case. What i understood was that the kind of laws that could apply here are restricted to factories and the likes.

This is from the summary that was given to me by a coworker. I'm not basing myself on the actual article. If a fg could translate the articleor just the best parts of it,it would be great.
They even interviewed the guy ! Where was Captain Japan ?

by **AssKissinger** » Thu Sep 01, 2005 10:05 pm

The problem with Japan is, when a guy like that comes along, who needs a nice solid ass-whippin', no one was the sac to give him one.

by **Taro Toporific** » Thu Sep 01, 2005 10:41 pm

by **Taro Toporific** » Thu Sep 01, 2005 10:42 pm

by **IkemenTommy** » Thu Sep 01, 2005 11:21 pm

What they need is a FG to move in the neighborhood and give that asshat the boot.

by **Ptyx** » Fri Sep 02, 2005 3:27 am

by **guriguri247365** » Sat Sep 03, 2005 12:57 pm

they should make the sick fucker eat it - or at least shove it up his ass. what a sick and Fucked J

by **Taro Toporific** » Sat Sep 10, 2005 7:11 pm

Neighbors cry foul as Fecal Fogey raises a stink
MSN-Mainichi-, September 6, 2005 (By Marvin Feltcher)
When neighbors of a man in Tokyo's Nakano-ku complained about the noise of his huge array of chimes and danger of the rocket-sized fireworks he set off in their densely populated neighborhood, he responded to their gripes by pooh-poohing them -- literally...

<---BIG SNIP----->

....So bad has the damage been, the Nakano Municipal Government ordered his family to fumigate the area in summer last year, and again late last month.
"His brother paid for a sewage truck to come in and vacuum it all up and then disinfect the garden," a neighbor says. Nonetheless, it seems the Fecal Fogey is so arrogant he seems to believe his own waste doesn't stink.
"Smell? What smell? I can't smell a thing," he tells the women's weekly.
"The only smell coming from my place is that of fish being cooked. I cook pike, mackerel and garlic. They're cooking aromas, not smells." What about the human waste?
"It's got nothing to do with it," the Fecal Fogey tells Josei Seven. "I want to leave it in my garden, so I'm leaving it in my garden. There's nothing wrong with that. Besides, it doesn't stink, anyway."
September 6, 2005

by **dingosatemybaby** » Sat Sep 10, 2005 8:00 pm

Taro Toporific wrote:Neighbors cry foul as Fecal Fogey raises a stink
MSN-Mainichi-, September 6, 2005 (By Marvin Feltcher)
When neighbors of a man in Tokyo's Nakano-ku complained about the noise of his huge array of chimes and danger of the rocket-sized fireworks he set off in their densely populated neighborhood, he responded to their gripes by pooh-poohing them -- literally...

<---BIG SNIP----->

....So bad has the damage been, the Nakano Municipal Government ordered his family to fumigate the area in summer last year, and again late last month.
"His brother paid for a sewage truck to come in and vacuum it all up and then disinfect the garden," a neighbor says. Nonetheless, it seems the Fecal Fogey is so arrogant he seems to believe his own waste doesn't stink.
"Smell? What smell? I can't smell a thing," he tells the women's weekly.
"The only smell coming from my place is that of fish being cooked. I cook pike, mackerel and garlic. They're cooking aromas, not smells." What about the human waste?
"It's got nothing to do with it," the Fecal Fogey tells Josei Seven. "I want to leave it in my garden, so I'm leaving it in my garden. There's nothing wrong with that. Besides, it doesn't stink, anyway."
September 6, 2005

Marvin has officially achieved Nirvana with the name "Fecal Fogey."

-dingo
-a fogey
-doesn't cook his poop

by **Charles** » Sun Sep 11, 2005 4:26 am

dingosatemybaby wrote:Marvin has officially achieved Nirvana with the name "Fecal Fogey."

I want know what "Fecal Fogey" was in the original Japanese text. Somehow I bet it was a richly connotative jukugo that could never be fully translated into English.

by **Taro Toporific** » Sun Sep 11, 2005 11:42 am

Charles wrote:
dingosatemybaby wrote:Marvin has officially achieved Nirvana with the name "Fecal Fogey."

I want know what "Fecal Fogey" was in the original Japanese text. Somehow I bet it was a richly connotative jukugo that could never be fully translated into English.

Fecal Fogey was nothing particularly "ripe":
Haisetsu-butsu ojisan ( excretion / spreading / oldman )
Josei Seven (Sept /15) page 43

by **Greji** » Sun Sep 11, 2005 11:46 am

Charles wrote:
dingosatemybaby wrote:Marvin has officially achieved Nirvana with the name "Fecal Fogey."

I want know what "Fecal Fogey" was in the original Japanese text. Somehow I bet it was a richly connotative jukugo that could never be fully translated into English.

Bet you a dollar to a dog turd that it's kusojiji!

:puke:

by **Charles** » Sun Sep 11, 2005 12:50 pm

Taro Toporific wrote:Fecal Fogey was nothing particularly "ripe":
Haisetsu-butsu ojisan ( excretion / spreading / oldman )

That's perfect, so much nuance compressed into just a few kanji, so indirect so as not to offend readers (as if the whole subject wasn't offensive enough). I don't see any "spreading" in there, but I don't have my good kanji dictionaries unpacked yet. Still, Fecal Fogey sounds like an obvious and perfectly literal translation. Sometimes the headlines just write themselves.

by **homesweethome** » Sun Sep 11, 2005 3:35 pm

For your viewing pleasure.

http://bpm.s17.xrea.com/movie/unko2.htm
http://bpm.s17.xrea.com/off/nakanounko.htm

:lol:

My kids thought it was the funniest thing they have ever seen. ( For ages 6 through 10)

Why can't Rob do something like this? He'd get more hits on his site.

Come On Pongi, Get Your Shit Together

by **IkemenTommy** » Mon Sep 12, 2005 9:31 am

by **Mulboyne** » Mon Jul 10, 2006 7:30 pm

Mainichi: Man nabbed over stench from excrement buried in backyard

A man who got up neighbors' noses with the stench of excrement and other waste buried in his backyard was arrested Monday after ignoring repeated warnings from a Tokyo ward office, police said. Kazuo Hoshino, 57, was arrested on suspicion of violating a Tokyo metropolitan ordinance on protection of the environment. It is the first time police have formed a case against a suspect over a violation of the ordinance. The 57-year-old reportedly refused to talk when asked why he didn't dispose of the excrement in his toilet. "I have no need to talk about it," he was quoted as saying.

Investigators said that Hoshino began disposing excrement on his property in Tokyo's Nakano-ku from about April 2004, and boiled up food scraps, creating a foul smell. Nakano-ku officials repeatedly asked him to improve his behavior, but he allegedly ignored the warnings. Claims about the stench had poured in from local residents, and the ward office reportedly sent Hoshino dozens of letters over the issue. Officials reported him to police when he failed to comply with the warnings. He was arrested after failing to appear twice before police in requests made by the Metropolitan Police Department.

by **nullpointer** » Mon Jul 10, 2006 11:56 pm

First time I read this thread. There are some really crazy people in this country. :confused:

by **dimwit** » Tue Jul 11, 2006 12:04 am

It amazes me that this 'shit' is still going on a year after it was originally reported. Isn't the city health department obligated to step in?

by **Greji** » Tue Jul 11, 2006 1:51 am

dimwit wrote:It amazes me that this 'shit' is still going on a year after it was originally reported. Isn't the city health department obligated to step in?

Step into what?
:cool:

by **IkemenTommy** » Mon Aug 07, 2006 9:10 pm

violating a Tokyo metropolitan ordinance on protection of the environment...

Is there such an ordinance to protect the environment here?

by **jingai** » Tue Aug 08, 2006 4:02 am

IkemenTommy wrote:Is there such an ordinance to protect the environment here?

Many. Even Ishihara supports that.

by **Taro Toporific** » Fri Nov 13, 2015 7:48 pm

Kyoto deals with ‘garbage house’ by force
The Japan Times| Nov. 13, 2015
he Kyoto Municipal Government enforced an ordinance Friday to deal with overflowing garbage at a resident’s house.</p><p>After failing to persuade a man in his 50s to rid his house and an adjoining private road of mountains of garbage after meeting with him at least 60 times, a city official read out a declaration of enforcement at the site at 10 a.m., based on an ordinance on so-called garbage houses, and began removing the trash.
More...
gomi-yoshiki.jpg

Every neighborhood has a few gomi yashiki---mental illness hoarding---that is attributable to severe deprivations Japan suffered in the Great Depression and WWII. Because these crazy fuckwads don't pay hardly any property tax, they can afford to live on their piles of shit on land worth gazillions (thus causing millions to commute for hours everyday, grrr).

by **Russell** » Fri Nov 13, 2015 8:55 pm

Taro Toporific wrote:
Kyoto deals with ‘garbage house’ by force
The Japan Times| Nov. 13, 2015
he Kyoto Municipal Government enforced an ordinance Friday to deal with overflowing garbage at a resident’s house.</p><p>After failing to persuade a man in his 50s to rid his house and an adjoining private road of mountains of garbage after meeting with him at least 60 times, a city official read out a declaration of enforcement at the site at 10 a.m., based on an ordinance on so-called garbage houses, and began removing the trash.
More...
gomi-yoshiki.jpg

Every neighborhood has a few gomi yashiki---mental illness hoarding---that is attributable to severe deprivations Japan suffered in the Great Depression and WWII. Because these crazy fuckwads don't pay hardly any property tax, they can afford to live on their piles of shit on land worth gazillions (thus causing millions to commute for hours everyday, grrr).

It only took them 6 years to start taking action...

by **Takechanpoo** » Fri Nov 13, 2015 11:31 pm

my late father became the moderate version of it in the final stage of his life after developed alzheimer.
what he collected were mainly consumer electronics. it was like he tried imitating a uterine by piling up them inside and around his separated cottage. i had to re-dispose them at stated periods instead of my mother.

by the way, anyone knows a proper english translation for 胎内回帰願望?

by **TennoChinko** » Sun Nov 15, 2015 4:23 pm

by the way, anyone knows a proper english translation for 胎内回帰願望?

Okay - the source, I believe, is from Freudian psychoanalytical theory, and makes reference to a "...desire to return to the womb". In it of itself, it's meaningless unless one has some background or belief in Freudian theory (and, weirdly enough, Japan seems to have embraced/retained more Freudian concepts in its everyday language than the US in many ways ... eg マザーコンプレックス/MotherCon really does not have the same ring to it as 'Mama's Boy' -- and retains a lot more of the Oedipus complex origins; it also seems to be a significantly favored theme in Japanese porn ... although I'm not going to claim like some UN 'special rapporteur'& declare that 13% of Japanese high school boys have had sex with their mothers...) . Based on my own limited memory of it (Freudian theory), it's a form of what Freud calls 'regression' and specificially refers to how unrequited love (or rejection) compels a longing for a return to the womb. It was described here in the essay by Freud called "The Uncanny". Wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncanny#Sigmund_Freud

Psychologist John Bowlby referred to it as "Primary return-to-womb craving whereby '...infants crave to go back inside their mother's womb' ": THE NATURE OF THE CHILD'S TIE TO HIS MOTHER

by **Takechanpoo** » Sun Nov 15, 2015 10:04 pm

chinko, you still yet havnt learned that its a waste of time to be kind to me, have you?

by **kurogane** » Mon Nov 16, 2015 10:39 am

That's why there's an app for you.

Nice work there Tenno. Progressively regressive, even.

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