Two Japanese girls inhale from oxygen-filled tin canisters. The canisters are popular in Japan, where oxygen is being used as a stimulant. The manufacturers claim a few sniffs from five-litre cans, costing about $9 each, refresh the brain and help get rid of sleepiness.
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Press, 26 September 1988, Page 8
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44Two Japanese girls inhale from oxygen-filled tin canisters. The canisters are popular in Japan, where oxygen is being used as a stimulant. The manufacturers claim a few sniffs from five-litre cans, costing about $9 each, refresh the brain and help get rid of sleepiness. Press, 26 September 1988, Page 8
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