Japanese Capsule Toys Explain the Five Stages of Quarantine Hair Grief

DENIAL

Nine-tail fox Japanese gachapon toys
“Wow, thanks, yours is growing out great too”

ANGER

Japanese gachapon Godzilla toy looking in mirror
“BURN IT WITH FIRE”

BARGAINING

Cat sushi Japanese gachapon toy
“If I could just find the right accessories”

DEPRESSION

Cats in blankets Japanese gachapon toys
“Who cares? We’re probably never leaving our house again anyway”

ACCEPTANCE

Sphinx cat Japanese gachapon toys
“You know, even after this is all over, I might just keep wearing this turban”

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Jonelle Patrick writes novels set in Japan, produces the monthly e-magazine Japanagram, and blogs at Only In Japan and The Tokyo Guide I Wish I’d Had

Published by Jonelle Patrick

Writes all the Japan things.

3 thoughts on “Japanese Capsule Toys Explain the Five Stages of Quarantine Hair Grief

    1. Thank you, sweet friend. It’s so great to hear a kind voice come out of the void. And you are finding fine things to post about as well! I admire your energy, and your instincts about what people want to read about right now are so spot on. Be well and safe, my friend!

  1. Well thank you😊 I admire your lovely great energy too, you also post uplifting things. Yes you too be well and safe, look forward to one day having an iced Matcha latte and a lovely char with you in Tokyo once this thing is over, and it will be soon xx

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