Japanese man creates concept of

In Japanese, the word used for “lunch break” is hiruyasumi. Literally, though, hiruyasumi translates as “midday break,” reflecting the fact that if you’re not spending the entire hour stuffing your face, you might use some of that time for something else like, say, catching a few Zs.But Japanese Twitter user @buhibuhiuhohoho’s midday power nap ambitions don’t usually turn out as well as he’d like. If he leans forward and half-sprawls out on his office desk, the awkward position means he wakes up feeling less rested than he did before his nap. Leaning back in his chair isn’t a good technique either, since the lack of neck support means he’s likely to end up dealing with a painful crick for the second half of his work shift.So @buhibuhiuhohoho did some thinking, and he’s come up with a concept for what looks like just about the perfect nap chamber.