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Surprisingly, a Japanese company has completely made music players in milk cans

A student in Japan due to schooling had accidentally plugged the headphone jack into the suction tube on the Marusan brand soy milk box. Seeing interesting, miserable people took photos and posted tweets. The incident happened from December 3 last year and so far, this interesting photo has attracted more than 117,000 likes, more than 34,000 re-tweeted. Netizens in Japan even called Marusan's bean milk box "MR3 soy milk mp3 player" - Marusan soy milk mp3 player.

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Marusan Company caught up with this joke and decided to produce an mp3 player hidden in soy milk.

Please admire the mp3 player hidden in this unique Japanese soy milk box.

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In terms of appearance, the Marusan music player is not much different from Marusan's matcha-flavored soy milk box. Perhaps the difference that allows users to recognize the player is the word "Soy Milk" transformed into "MP3 Player" and the words "200ml capacity" are replaced with information about "16GB" data.

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The plug that the students mentioned above absentmindedly plugged the headset that turned into a true 3.5mm jack. The nozzle section is the position of the control panel of the mp3 player.

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The nutrition information display, the manufacturer has released the main ingredients that create this product are 100% "love", 100% "thank you", 100% "passion" and 100% "game". joke of the Internet. "

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Marusan stressed again, this product is a "joke to the end."

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The power button of the mp3 is also designed right next to the control panel.

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Basically, the MR3 soy milk mp3 player is just a familiar mp3 with all the functions like listening to music, listening to FM radio, recording . which we often see.

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So, what's in the box, try exploring it!

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Oh, it's just an mp3 with the code "GH-YMPD16-GM", produced by GREEN HOUSE, fixed in the foam inside but nothing special.

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Users can remove the MP3 cover, plug in the USB port to charge, download music or copy data like a regular USB.

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Marusan said, the mp3 in their soy milk can listen to music for 10 hours continuously.

Imagine, when you plug in a headset and enjoy the music from the soy milk carton, everyone around you will see you with eyes, it will certainly be interesting.

Unfortunately, Marusan did not release the soy milk mp3 box to the market but only to donate it in the lucky draw programs.

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