Gakken Kagaku No Tamago, il robot che reagisce ai suoni
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Mercoledì 25 Febbraio 2009 11:43
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Gakken Kagaku No TamagoSi chiama Gakken Kagaku No Tamago, il bizzarro piccolo robot, prodotto da Gakken capace di reagire ai suoni e alla musica. La confezione contiene anche un tamburo in cartone e una bacchetta: colpendo infatti il tamburo con la bacchetta, il robot uscirà fuori dal disco volante e vi saluterà. Se vi recate in Giappone, non ve lo lasciate scappare, potrebbe essere un simpatico regalo molto apprezzato.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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