A street in Japan has been covered in foam. The unusual sight happened when soap bubbles oozed from the sewers in the Ginza district in Tokyo, reports Asahi News (via Kotaku). An employee inside Shiodome Hamarikyu Building admitted to pouring 40 litres of soap powder down the sink from the 13th floor. Police and firefighters were called to the scene and had to work into the night to clear the bubbles. Although some foam still remains, authorities have said that it is not dangerous as long as people watch their step. > Pigeon waste to be turned into soap - video > Mystery foam sweeps Blackpool coast > Woman 'eats 4,000 sponges, 100 bars of soap' More: Odd Previous: Haka dance...
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