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I finally found it! A photo of "that mushroom" finally found in Hokkaido after 14 years of searching for it received 150,000 likes.
When one thinks of poisonous mushrooms, the red-colored mushroom with white spots on its surface comes to mind immediately. A person who has been searching for such a mushroom for many years and finally discovered it in Hokkaido is the talk of the town on social networking sites.
うおおおおおおおおおおおおおおおおおおおおおおお!!!!!!! Ten years of hard work! At last! At last! I found a benitengu mushroom... ohoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo !!!! Yaaaaaaaaaaaay! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hokkaido's the best!!!!!!!!!
The mushrooms in the foreground appear to have a frog on top of them. The mushrooms in the foreground look like they have a little frog on them. The post received more than 150,000 likes, with comments such as "It looks like an illustration from a picture book," "The contrast is beautiful," and "The frog is too cute.
It has been 14 years since he started looking for it! Finally found it while playing "a certain cosplay"!
The post was written by Junya Sato, a representative of Tokyo-based toy manufacturer Ikimon, which produces toys based on natural science and art motifs. It was difficult to find them in Honshu because the places where they could be seen were limited, and after 14 years of searching, he finally found them around Lake Toya in Hokkaido.
Mr. Sato is also a big fan of "Golden Kamui," a manga set in Hokkaido. During his business trip to Hokkaido, he toured the holy land as Sugimoto, the main character in the manga, and the scene when he found the safflower mushrooms was just like a scene from the manga.
At the time, I had no idea that an image taken in such a stupid outfit would grow...
Actually, the two figures in the foreground look just like the real thing.
There is a secret in the photo. At a quick glance, it looks as if there are three brightly colored mushrooms, but the two in the foreground are capsule toys handled by Ikimon Co! Many people mistook them for the real thing because of their realism and cuteness, so the company told them, "The two in front are figures! Please don't mistake them for the real thing! Sorry! When Ms. Sato sent out the message, "I thought they were real," she was inundated with comments such as "I thought they were real," and "They don't look too different.
The figure in the foreground of the photo, with a tree frog on top of a mushroom, is a new product scheduled for release in December. Other unique and adorable products are also available, such as mushroom magnets and earplug collections. If you are interested in these products, please take a look at them.
Finally, if humans eat this "safflower mushroom," it can affect the nerves in the brain, causing dizziness, confusion, hallucinations, and breathing difficulties. There is also a possibility that the white spots are accidentally removed and mistaken for other mushrooms. Please be careful everyone.
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