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Charging cellphones with heat from open fire

TSUKUBA, Japan - A demonstrator charges a cellphone while boiling hot water on a fire using the ''Hatsuden-nabe (power generating pot),'' developed by TES NewEnergy Corp., in Tsukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture, on June 9, 2011. The product enables users to charge cellphones and other electronics using a thermoelectric module which converts heat-waste into electricity during emergencies.

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crab stew

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Charging cellphones with heat from open fire

TSUKUBA, Japan - A demonstrator charges a cellphone while boiling hot water on a fire using the ''Hatsuden-nabe (power generating pot),'' developed by TES NewEnergy Corp., in Tsukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture, on June 9, 2011. The product enables users to charge cellphones and other electronics using a thermoelectric module which converts heat-waste into electricity during emergencies. (Kyodo)

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"Chanko nabe" hot pot

Undated file photo shows a "chanko nabe" hot pot served at Chanko Tomoegata in Tokyo's Sumida Ward. Chanko nabe is a traditional meal eaten by sumo wrestlers to help them gain weight. It is not made according to a fixed recipe and contains whatever is available to the cook. However, it is typically filled with various kinds of vegetables and large quantities of protein sources such as chicken and fish. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo