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Do you know who was dancing in Odori Park eating yakisoba straight from his waist pouch?
Amon (@amonworks ), a sculptor of figures and accessories, tweeted about a certain scene he saw in Sapporo's Odori Park, and received great reactions.
Yesterday, there was a woman dancing in Odori Park in Sapporo, eating yakisoba straight from her waist pouch.
- Amon @WF5-05-18 (@amonworks) June 13, 2022
It was really interesting and I would like to follow her on SNS.
(Sorry for the bad picture...) pic.twitter.com/3BRBd16aED
Amon's illustrations are a bit surrealistic, yet strangely realistic, and we are very curious to know if there are actually people like this. I was wondering if there was actually someone like him or her, and the day I posted it, I got a "What? Is this me?" and someone who seemed to be the person in question responded, "Oh my God, is this me? I got a reaction from someone who seemed to be the person in question. I took a look at the video,
@dufayel_ How to eat yakisoba in the 21st century #yakisoba #waitaminute #waitaminutechallenge ♬ Wait A Minute! (Duckhead Edit) - Duckhead Dj Kasur
The place is Odori Park. The distinctive yellow pants. And most importantly, he is dancing while eating yakisoba noodles in a transparent waist pouch with chopsticks... This is the very person himself!
What? Oh no, is that me? https://t.co/C0T2klIeU7
- Mosco Chan [Daily life of a 100kg queer] (@dufayel_) June 13, 2022
Domingo editorial staff couldn't stand still, so we asked the dancer herself about it.
Mosco Chan
Social Media Influencer
Mosko-chan is a social influencer who lives in Hokkaido and is active mainly on TikTok and YouTube. She loves to dance, eat, and have fun! Love only men. 100kg, 30s queer. (Queer: A new framework of sexual minority that is not gay, not transgender, and does not fit into any of the LGBT categories. An eccentric condition in which the figure and mind are a marble-like mixture of female and male. In Japan, it is often referred to as "okama," "onee," or "transvestite.")
--Where did you hear about this topic?
I found out on Twitter, and was surprised to see that people were looking for me in the notification section of Twitter. I was also told in the comments of a TikTok video that I was being searched for on Twitter. I was very happy that they were trying to find me.
--Why was this filming done in the first place?
The trigger was to shoot a video to post on the short video site Tiktok. It had gone viral, with overseas influencers posting videos of pasta and cereal with milk poured over it, dancing while eating it in a transparent pouch. So I danced while eating yakisoba noodles in a transparent pouch, which I bought from a food stall at the Yosakoi Soran Festival in Hokkaido.
This is the kind of video often seen on TikTok, so I had no idea that the response would be so positive. I would be happy if this video can help raise awareness and interest in LGBTQ issues among many people.
--Please give us a comment for those who are watching Domingo.
Thank you for letting us know about this issue. Once again, my name is Mosko-chan! I am working to become a social influencer who can heal and energize Hokkaido, Japan, and the world.
I would like to discover and experience the delicious and fun places in Hokkaido that exist in the stars. Please support us!
Thank you very much, Mosko-chan!
I hope you will all take this opportunity to keep an eye on Mosko-chan's future activities!
