The Japanese are crazy about anti-shock pads, which can increase the stability of 3C appliances or stationery at home when an earthquake strikes. (Picture/photo taken from iemone)
A strong earthquake hit Taiwan this morning (3rd), the largest earthquake since “921”. Disasters continue to be reported across Taiwan, and aftershocks are still continuing, leaving people with lingering fears. The Meteorological Administration even issued a warning that it is expected to occur in the next 3 to 4 days. There may be aftershocks with magnitudes above 6.5 to 7.0. However, many 3C appliances in people’s homes have been damaged by earthquakes. Japan’s iemone website recommends an “earthquake-proof artifact” to help reduce disasters.
JapanimoneAn article on the website mentioned that the anti-shock pad sold by Daiso Department Store is quite practical. Although it looks inconspicuous, it can be used to stick to the bottom of 3C home appliances or stationery supplies, and then fixed on the table, such as Vases, bookshelves, electric kettles, toasters, etc. When an earthquake occurs, these anti-shock pads can increase stability and reduce items from falling.
Can be attached to the bottom of bookshelf to prevent falling. (Picture/photo taken from iemone)
It can increase the stability of 3C home appliances. (Picture/photo taken from iemone)
Secure the vase to the table, otherwise it will be quite dangerous when an earthquake strikes. (Picture/photo taken from iemone)
Each package contains 4 anti-shock pads, priced at 110 yen in Japan. The packaging instructions state that it can withstand items weighing up to 36 kilograms, and can be disassembled and washed, and can be used again after cleaning, which is very convenient. This anti-vibration pad is also available at Daiso in Taiwan, priced at NT$49.
The anti-shock pads recommended by the Japanese are also available at Daiso Department Store in Taiwan. (Picture/photo taken from iemone)
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