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Whether on Twitter or Facebook, of all the things that pass through our social feeds, perhaps nothing gets more attention than photos. But of course really fun photos can be rare or hard to find. But in Japan there is a web service called Twicolle.com that lets you to discover popular photos from Twitter in a snap. According to a survey conducted by ICT, Twitter is still very popular among the many communication services available in Japan. It ranked third following Line and Facebook as the most frequently used communication services. Twitter also nabbed first place for customer satisfaction among major social networks. Let’s take a quick look to see what Japanese netizens are finding most interesting on Twitter right now. なんか教室着いたらものすごく爽やかになってた pic.twitter.com/gA6XTb3VSj — げんそ (@hisakura_genso) June 20, 2013 A chalk drawing on a blackboard. マイメロの真実 pic.twitter.com/kQOv8A0k8X — 太郎○ (@tarou7017) June 13, 2013 The truth about My Melody, the popular Sanrio character. あまちゃんを東京編から見始める人のために、北三陸編のあらすじをまとめました。 #あまちゃん #あま絵 pic.twitter.com/tiSEmYt6LP — ぷにんぷ_さな (@puninpu) June 22, 2013 A digest manga of a popular NHK TV show.   イランで見つかったガイコツで、6000歳だそうです。 愛は時間を超えるんですね♡ pic.twitter.com/uhNb1ExC43 — 思わずグッときたbot (@gu_tto_kita) May 30, 2013 6000-year-old skeleton couple found in Iran. 青森やばい。 pic.twitter.com/RCAPOTLQpx — 歌広場 淳 (@junjunmjgirly) June 23, 2013 Strawberry-flavored ramen noodles found…

Whether on Twitter or Facebook, of all the things that pass through our social feeds, perhaps nothing gets more attention than photos. But of course really fun photos can be rare or hard to find. But in Japan there is a web service called Twicolle.com that lets you to discover popular photos from Twitter in a snap.

According to a survey conducted by ICT, Twitter is still very popular among the many communication services available in Japan. It ranked third following Line and Facebook as the most frequently used communication services. Twitter also nabbed first place for customer satisfaction among major social networks.

Let’s take a quick look to see what Japanese netizens are finding most interesting on Twitter right now.

A chalk drawing on a blackboard.

The truth about My Melody, the popular Sanrio character.

A digest manga of a popular NHK TV show.  

6000-year-old skeleton couple found in Iran.

Strawberry-flavored ramen noodles found in Aomori prefecture.  

Dog: “I was taking a nap and it started raining.”

What if there was an “I don’t give a shit” button on Twitter?  

A truck in a little trouble.

How many squares can you find? If you can find more than 40, you belong at an Apple job interview.

I opened some maccha ice cream and I found— LoL.