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In Japan, you can find a plethora of unique things that you simply won’t find anywhere else. From vending machines to robots, a lot of products are like ones you’ve never witnessed before. This time around, it’s a spa called Saltasia.

As the name implies, this spa is heavily salt-based. Salt lines each room and is supposed to promote anti-aging and relaxation. Only women can enter the spa and at 105.8 degrees fahrenheit, it’s no chill spot. Plenty of LEDs flash and cover most surfaces while ambient music plays. Sounds more like a chill-out room at a rave but hey, to each her own.

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Sega Toys has revealed its latest model in the Homestar “Home Planetarium” series. It’s been over a year since the last Homestar debuted and just when you thought Sega Toys was running out of artificial planetarium ideas, they announce the Homestar Spa. Yes, a home planetarium designed specifically for the bathroom. Taking a shit while staring at the stars was once a unique occurance that you can now experience for yourself. Just keep an eye out for Uranus.
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SpaCapsule might resemble some personal flying pod from the far future of 2009, or maybe a movie prop from 2001: A Space Odyssey, but the SpaCapsule has something that old HAL would be envious of… iPod compatibility.

While enjoying precious automated bodywork massages and aromatherapy, theres no need to leave your media player behind. SpaCapsule contains “light-source video programs, touch-screen computer control, closed water system, and computer diagnostic and repair system.” HAL, you’ve got nothing on this. — Andrew Dobrow

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The Terabath Spa Petite is a 3-lb personal paraffin bath for you hands. You might be asking yourself, why the hell would I need something like this? The answers easy. For the geeky girls in your life, of course.

Not only could the Petite work wonders on the old typing fingers, but your girlfriends would admire your effort at providing them with an enhanced hand holding experience. You could get even more brownie points if you were to get her one as a gift. And you know what that means? No fighting next time you choose to play WoW instead of watching a Lifetime channel movie. — Andrew Dobrow

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