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Do you miss the days of the wanna-be hipster prime minister? Koizumi's reign is over, and now we have to leave it toShinzo Abe to find creative ways to relate to George W Bush. (Koizumi once busted out singing Elvis songs on diplomatic visits.) Let reality sink in by attaching this miniature replica of the ex-pm sandwiched inside a Japanese post office box to your cell phone. There's even a mini slot under his nose for outgoing mail!
Buy yours here.
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why a posto?
Posted by: Alyssa | September 22, 2006 at 08:04 PM