Here's a scene that may seem a bit strange if you don't know the automobile laws in Japan.  This car is being sold at a used car dealership for zero yen.  That's right around $0.00 USD.  What's more, there have been no takers.  It's a cheap little Nissan, but besides the big load of bird poo on the hood there's not a scratch on it.  In Japan every two years, starting on a car's 3rd birthday, you need to pay a 130,000 yen inspection fee (Shakken).  That's over $1000.  Probably, this car is not worth $1000 and the inspection is coming up soon.  My Canadian friend mentioned to me today that he knows of a shipping company that will ship a car to Canada for $1000.  That's great,  but one way or the other you're paying $1000 for a free car.  

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Interesting bit of trivia for you, the Japanese word for "bird poo" is "fun."  No joke.  The pronunciation rhymes with 'spoon' however.