Kamikaze or ????
2,342 views · Published 1 July 2015 · 1:49 · Indexed 19 October 2026
Channel: Tony Marano · 2015 · Entertainment
A popular ride at carnivals and state fairs in the USA is one named “Kamikaze.” Kamikaze in Japanese means “divine wind.” The reason for the name change suggestion is the nature of the ride. After being secured in the cage at the lower level participants are then elevated to the top in an upside down position. This happens after being swung back and forth. Perhaps an appropriate Japanese word for the ride would be “Baka.” Baka meaning “idiot,” because one has to be an idiot to ride this. Just a joke, “idiot” or “Baka” would not be appropriate when perhaps “nerves of steel” would do. How to say or write “nerves of steel” in Japanese? Link to Texas Daddy store: http://texas-daddy.shop-pro.jp/ Carnival ride Carnival rides carnival state fair amusement rides Kamikaze ride Japanese words Texas Daddy Baka idiot amusement park
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