RResidents in Japan

Japanese person tending to their tiny garden lawn in a full blown beekeeper suit at 7:30 AM

  • October 4, 2025

Helmet and all.
Sometimes, Japanese people really are out here doing some whacky things.

by ChrispySC

10 comments

  2. Out of many stereotypes which turned out to be wrong about Japan I did find out that people really like cosplaying here.

  3. Mosquitoes are still here. Honestly I don’t blame em for not wanting to get bitten by those fuckers.

  4. Or, you know, they had actually gotten rid of a hornet’s nest (or looking for such a nest if they had noticed hornets flying around) since the nests get realllly big right about now, and that’s also the season when the hornets are most aggressive.

    You can rent the protective suit (which is beefier than a standard beekeeper suit) at the city/ward office.

    I’m wondering how you came to the conclusion that the above wasn’t a possibility.

  7. Plenty of reasons someone might do this. Not sure it’s any whackier than paying so much attention to other people’s lives and then jumping on the internet to make fun of them when they do something different to what you do. 

  8. It’s hornet season. Those outfits are hot. Morning is cooler. Mind your own business.

  9. Did something similar because there were a lot of wasps and other small bitey bugs in my tiny garden

  10. Did they tell you to buzz off and mind your own bees-ness?

    Edit: looks like Reddit really gave you a piece of the *hive* mind. I guess they got tired of you drone-ing out about it.

    OK I’m done

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