A breakfast butter stick, anyone? This Burt’s Bees-emulating butter dispenser was dreamed up by inventor Kenji Kawakami, the man behind the Japanese Chindōgu craze (chin meaning “curious” and d
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meaning “tool”). In order for an object to be considered Chindōgu, Kawakami stipulated that it must be usable, but not particularly useful—and has to look a bit ridiculous. Other examples include a pair of slippers, one bearing a dustpan on its toe, the other a brush; a toilet roll dispensing headband for those suffering from colds; and a pair of chopsticks with a miniature electric fan attached for cooling hot noodles as you eat.
