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Paired with SOLThe He-gassen, meaning “fart competitions,” were Japanese art scrolls depicting flatulence humor. A trend which first appeared during the Heian period (794 to 1185), one of the most famous of these handscrolls is owned by Waseda University Library. On it is a note stating it was an 1846 copy of a 1680 original. The Waseda scroll features characters unleashing their flatulent fury like you've never seen before. Thunderous blasts abound in this mother of he-gassen fart battles, where entire villages are destroyed, trees uprooted and animals propelled into the air by the sheer force of flatulence. Meanwhile, hapless targets try to defend themselves with facemasks and fans, in a series of humorous scenes which will literally blow you away.
