Japanese Space Tourist and the Costume

By Marc Boucher on November 4, 2005 11:56 AM | Comments


Well now we have a whole new level of tourist going up to the space station. Daisuke Enomoto of Japan will be the fourth tourist in space. Enomoto a cartoon geek plans on wearing a costume from one of his favourite animation series during his time in space. Now I've heard it all.

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