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It appears that sweating has never been so beautiful.

That's right, you can now go to a shop and pay to sweat. After parting with your money, you stand on a machine which vibrates till you sweat. And you'll leave looking more beautiful than when you arrived.

According to the poster, in addition to the beautifying of your body, the machine is also ideal for people with constipation - so basically, the machine shakes the crap out of you, both literally and metaphorically.

This particular establishment has since closed down.

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On Wednesday, 30 May, 2007, Blogger owenandbenjamin said:

The picture on the bottom left of the poster looks like the person as died or passed out.  



On Sunday, 03 June, 2007, Anonymous Anonymous said:

Damnit, they closed shop? And here I've already booked my trip to Japan...what will I do in Osaka if I can't pay to get the shit shaken out of me?  



On Thursday, 14 June, 2007, Anonymous Anonymous said:

We have a shop like that at our station (Hachioji Minamino). They seem to have lots of business. The made the place with a low wall, so everyone in the mall can see the people shakin' and sweatin' in there.  



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