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  1. mattyd says:

    mmm fried mice… first

  2. Tsuchi says:

    mmm mickey platter

  3. thepowerofblue says:

    How considerate…they included a treat for your cat on the platter!

  4. SouLSLayeR says:

    lol sushi mouse FTW

  5. DHawk says:

    I think I’ll call it ‘Urkel’.

    “Got any cheeeeese?”

  6. TMI Service says:

    This is the year of the rat.

  7. cicili says:

    Noticing raw chicken in contact with sushi, too, that’s a REAL fail!

  8. Yeti says:

    Very strange, when you go to this restaurant website, you have (at the home page) a picture with a ‘Nemo’ maki !
    It seems that the picture of the mouse has been photoshopped

  9. Miss A says:

    Totally photoshopped. But, totally spectacular.

  10. abstract says:

    8th. omg, how do you not see that? how do you take a photo and not see that? well, it looks like a verry clean mouse

    • A. Non says:

      Maybe they bought a stock photo from an evil photographer. :)

      • Karen says:

        I was thinking something SORT OF similar — basically, that the picture was a honeypot. (That is, it was designed to be stolen and make the thief look stupid.)

        Either that, or the photographer had a bad feeling about the gig. :) Anyway, I just can’t imagine it being accidental; the mouse is placed like another piece of nigiri, not crowded onto the edge of the platter.

        Also, how often do you get wild white mice? The few mice and rats I’ve seen outside of labs have all been gray or brownish-gray.

  11. Sammy says:

    If you go to thier website they still have this same picture on the site, but they have blacked out the mouse. Any surprise this restaurant is in Florida?

  12. Helena Handbasket says:

    Must have been 2 minutes before I could find the fail. Too bad I just took a sip of coffee when I finally spotted it.

  13. meh says:

    as funny as bloody fake – unless they’ve updated the image on their website…

  14. tdr says:

    common, it’s a joke… they have another picture too (click random menu-items until you get it), with 6 sushi-rolls with little pieces of “Nemo” in it ;-)

    • uh says:

      I’m wondering if it’s just a joke/ploy to get lots of hits or if it’s an outright fake site, since when you visit the page without the flash plugin you get a message saying “FAIL”… coincidence?

      • abstract says:

        um, you fail. it’s a real site. is clownfish used in sushi?

      • uh says:

        Actually, none of the links (other than the main nav) seem to work, so maybe someone created it so they could take some shots for a portfolio, or they’re selling the template or something and they put the pics in as a joke – the mouse is definitely gone now (unless it still randomly appears) but I did see the Nemo clown fish on the sushi rolls.

        • Puuka says:

          The “View our sushi menu” link on the home page works, but I couldn’t find a “Rick Roll” in there. I think that would have confirmed it as a joke if it was there.

          • Sophie says:

            oh man. I have totally ordered the “Ricky Roll” before (not from this place, but it exists). It’s surprisingly good.

            And doesn’t come back to haunt you later

        • Tiger says:

          The restaurant is real, at the address on the site. The website itself may be new though.

    • Lunchbox says:

      They do have a catchy tune, though!

    • Princ3ssZelda says:

      Har har. Looks like they had a good time after finding Nemo…

  15. fake says:

    THIS IS A FAKE PICTURE – DOCTORED

    • cicili says:

      Maybe they should have wrapped a green ribbon around the mouse so it would resemble what’s next to it.

    • Alex says:

      agreed, photoshopped

    • abstract says:

      fail, you need a doctor. go to the site. see how the other one is altered to remove the mouse…see?

    • Kheinz says:

      Actually, it seems like the new photo on the site is doctored. I took that photo, opened it with photoshop, and drastically increased the brightness. What you end up getting is naturally noisy grey regions everywhere there is black, except for one almost uniform and slightly darker region where the mouse used to be… Indicating the possibility that the photo had been modified in that region.

      Yeah I have way too much free time on my hands…

  16. Kari says:

    That looks more like a hamster than a mouse — is it ‘shopped possibly?

  17. Lettuce says:

    Uhg… I just ate there last week…

    I thought the chicken tasted a little funny.

    • Admiral Apparent says:

      But Mousie, thou are no thy-lane,
      In proving foresight may be vain:
      The best laid schemes o’ Mice an’ Men,
      Gang aft agley,
      An’ lea’e us nought but grief an’ pain,
      For promis’d joy!

      Still, thou art blest, compar’d wi’ me!
      The present only toucheth thee:
      But Och! I backward cast my e’e,
      On prospects drear!
      An’ forward, tho’ I canna see,
      I guess an’ fear!

  18. achmeddefietsendief says:

    Who wants to buy bike?

  19. CaptainObvious says:

    No, really? Bet it takes a Docto-rat to understand that…

  20. Ryan says:

    Fake. Just went to the website. No mouse.

  21. mary says:

    Actually, this is not a fake, the mouse was deleted of the picture on the website (there is a black spot on the picture)

  22. Bec says:

    Mouse is just garnish! Do not eat mouse! It’s the parsley of rodents.

  23. Goon says:

    Holy crap! They must have seen their site featured on failblog and now they’ve removed the mouse from the image – http://www.fujiyamas.com/

  24. bigguy says:

    If you go to the site and take a screen shot, enhance that image with gamma correction and there is a black blob were the mouse was.

  25. cybely says:

    I checked the Fuji Yama’s website. The mouse is definitely photoshopped in. Amazing Kevin, YOU FAIL.

  26. nytshad says:

    Epic nom nom nom

  27. Yeti says:

    Is it a male or a female mouse ?

  28. impr says:

    Just look at the source code of the page – “FAIL (the browser should render some flash content, not this)”. The designer’s obviously a failblog addict and wanted some limelight!

    There’s also an ‘old’ version still in there – http://www.fujiyamas.com/flash/PreviousVersions/main10-2-08.swf – and that version has no mouse either.

    (Fake!)

  29. Gollum says:

    Good night sushi.

  30. Thiefree says:

    Oh man I love sushi so hard. Never had mouse sushi though. Seems like that would be a moustake.

    *coff* Sorry.

  31. Sebastian says:

    Actually, if you look at the original picture, the yellow sushi on the left of the mouse it’s bigger here while in the website, it looks like the corner was cut.

    I am not so sure this is fake.

  32. Katz says:

    http://www.fujiyamas.com/
    there is no mouse there, but there are signs of editing on that spot (in the website) and on two other.

  33. anon says:

    ok, random images. look anyway for NEMO.
    Sure you’ll find it.

  34. LoveJTHM says:

    Health Department Win!

  35. Josh says:

    You know what I find irritating?

    I find it irritating when people fail so badly at life that they have to alter images and create fails. The idea of a fail is something that is just being itself and failing. Fail is a funny concept until asshats like this go and try and invent a fail.

    The only fail here is the failure of your parents to abort you.

    • fuzz on the concept says:

      ^ just being himself

    • glory says:

      You know what I find Irritating? people who don’t know what they’re talking about, like you. the image was photoshopped a long time ago to add the mouse. I got it in an email a long time ago. the site creators for the restaurant stole images from the web to make the site instead of getting actual pictures(cuz that would cost money) and when they saw the mouse they blacked it out. poorly I might add. when you can’t find the image you want google image search is your friend, but you should never use that method in commercial ventures as this restaurant’s site so clearly demonstrates with large quantities of worth1000 rip offs

      • dilettante says:

        Photoshop giveth, and Photoshop taketh away.

      • Tiger says:

        If it was photoshopped to add the mouse originally, do you happen to know if there is an original pre-mouse picture out there somewhere? (Since obviously the new one on the website isn’t it.) If the mouse was a photoshop job, it was a pretty good one. Far far better than the job removing it anyway.

        • fuzz on the concept says:

          And was there an ancestral proto-mouse, before the mouse we know today?

          • TMI Service says:

            Yes.
            .
            “An almost complete skeleton of the giant rodent was discovered in Urumaco, Venezuela in 2000. The new species was later classified with the name Phoberomys pattersoni in honor of palaeontologist Brian Patterson.[1] From the fossil, researchers have been able to reconstruct its size and probable lifestyle. It was 3 m (9.8 ft) long, with an additional 1.5 m (4.9 ft) tail, and probably weighed around 700 kg (1,500 lb)”
            .
            (wikipeeedial)

    • Uh, no. says:

      You might want to at least some of the comments and look at the main page of the site (with finding Nemo sushi still intact) before you make wild accusations. The OP wins. The sushi site fails.

    • vontrapp says:

      As has been stated so many numerous times, it is so not a fake. If you still have such a hard time believing there could possibly be a mouse in a picture of a plate of sushi, might I point out that this is not actually a real plate of sushi. Look, you can tell this is plastic display food. Kinda like a mouse playground.

  36. Lettuce is not funny. says:

    I know no one will read this, but the mouse photo is a photo that was purposely stuck up there and then edited.
    1. The original photo was a gag and had the mouse IN it.
    2. The doctoring or “‘shopping” done was to black out the mouse.
    3. They have the ever-present Nemo sushi photo in their website.
    4. The only working link is to their To Go menu.
    5. The To Go menu is another restaurant’s menu with their “info” pasted in.

    It’s a joke, it is meant to be enjoyed. Stop trying to “call out” photoshopping.

  37. Russ says:

    Mmmm, the dried pasta on the home page looks nice….

  38. saturationfest says:

    anyone else noticing that they used the Nemo as sushi picture on their front page, and that they just blurred the eyes out? wtf

  39. Josh says:

    I think you’re right. This is the original.

    Flaming fail on my part.

  40. ryszard says:

    Is old Roman custom! Go next door to vomitorium, hold mouse by tail down throat until emesis occurs, go back for more Yummy Sushiez!

  41. Shen says:

    THIS IS NOT A FAKE.

    Whoever thinks this photo on this page is a fake, fails epically.

    This photo is real. the one on the site was totally doctored by covering the mouse up with a black spot… on the site, you can clearly see the tail after that yellow sushi that was supposedly on the left of the mouse. also, the yellow sushi looks like it was altered as well. they probably did not want to take another photo so they just altered it, HOPING no one would notice. But they didnt notice the TAIL.

    you+thinking this photo is fake=FAIL

  42. Mac says:

    Here’s another theory. Whoever made the website just grabbed lots of images from the internet as they didn’t have the means to take photos themselves. He doctored the mouse out of the joke sushi image, and didn’t realise the finding nemo sushi rolls were a joke image so left them in.

    Or the entire website is a subtle and elaborate joke to get you guys all excited

  43. cakeislie says:

    I looked at it closer again, and I have to agree that the pic on the site is the one that is photoshopped:

    Where the mouse used to be, the sharpness of the black background is not consistent than around the rest of the sushi.
    On the site’s pic, you still see the mouse’s tail behind the yellow tofu block.

    • Spazzmin says:

      yeah but it totally doesn’t look like an actual mouse either way – it looks like some sort of rice mouse which is for some reason photoshopped/MSpaint edited out of the picture now on the webiste http://www.fujiyamas.com/

      Not funny though, or really a fail… Just odd?

  44. cobrajoe says:

    The only fail here is that the name of the restaurant looks like “Fuji-Mamas”

    I believe that is Japanese for “Weak-sauce Fail”

  45. SushiEater says:

    There’s even another FAIL still online, I think this was Nemo? Here’s a screenshot:
    http://img521.imageshack.us/my.php?image=fujinemozw7.jpg

  46. darkside says:

    Fish roe..dent?

  47. Jason says:

    I took the photo into Photoshop and increased the brightness and contrast all the way. You can tell it was photoshopped there.

  48. Lewis G says:

    If you save the image from the website and up the gamma in photoshop you can see they have painted out the mouse!

  49. Hawk Pidgeon says:

    I have a feeling it was Photoshopped into the original… no restaurant is that stupid.

    • Mouse says:

      Your naive faith in the intellect of your fellow man inspires me to tears. You must not have worked with many restaurants.

  50. SKEEVED says:

    I’ll tell you why they photoshopped it out…because I wrote to them and told them it was there when I saw this pic in the upcoming section of this site. I don’t know if I was the only one who did, but I wrote to them on Wed. 10/1, and the picture was shopped by 10/2… the scumbags didn’t even reply to say thank you for showing us that we had a disgusting mouse on our food platter…hope the restaurant gets closed down for unsanitary conditions.

  51. mangini says:

    My first impression was that it was fake. However, I got the original picture (without the rat) from the Flash site, zoomed it and compared it to the one with the rat. See the results for yourself:
    http://img407.imageshack.us/my.php?image=sushifinalhn7.png

    Note that the portion of the image where the mouse was seems photoshopped (darker and less pixelated than the rest).

    The original restaurant site is here:
    http://www.fujiyamas.com/ (click on Food to get to this picture)

  52. Dana says:

    So the entire website is the fake. I searched yellowbook.com and there is no Fuji Yama Sushi in Seminole, FL…the address however DOES exist lol

  53. Mina says:

    I love that the mouse doesnt show up on the original site. Lame. http://www.fujiyamas.com/

    • Dan says:

      I think the website is photoshopped, not the failblog picture. If you look at the pixelated edges around the food near the rodent you see its much more jagged than the edges of other bits of food on the plate.
      Aka, the company photoshopped their own picture to save face.
      Makes sense

  54. Jenn says:

    I went to the website this is fake please only submit real fails they are way funnier

  55. Thiefree says:

    Oh heavens above… dear everybody who says this is a fake:

    Read the comments. Various people have kindly given given up their time to investigate this matter and prove that this is real.

    Can we not exact some kind of righteous vengeance on the “OMGWTF photoshopped!” brigade?

  56. Powerbeef says:

    Rat is for nom

  57. thepowerofblue says:

    Actually, the mouse is there as a reminder to chu your food before swallowing.

  58. joblo says:

    I think it is quite obvious that the “original” actually photoshopped the mouse into the picture, then the sushi place photoshopped it out after ripping it off. On to the next conspiracy…

    • profart says:

      Actually, the white “mouse” may be a mouse or rabbit painted on the plate (which is why it looks photoshopped in on the original photo!). the restaurant didn’t consider that it would look like a real mouse on the web, where photos are not as sharp as an original photo (which is why many photoshop tricks work on the web).

  59. Ju-Brazil says:

    so.. yeah, I checked the website… and…. they don’t have the mouse, but at the front page they DO have a “NEMO” sushi…
    interesting!

  60. pyro says:

    nice job adding that to the picture. been to that site, mouse isn’t there.

  61. H@wk says:

    Fried lice? er, mice?

  62. LynxZ3r0 says:

    http://s19.photobucket.com/albums/b162/galleyan/?action=view&current=ISeeSushiMouse.jpg

    Oh! I see what you did there.

    Picture on website is clearly edited to remove mouse.

  63. rob sharp says:

    this is an obvious fake
    http://www.fujiyamas.com/
    bad show guys
    watch out you can get sued for this kind of stuff

  64. bryan says:

    went to that website. if you look closely, and zoom in on the pic, you can see where the mouse was erased.

  65. lol says:

    CROPPED!!!

  66. cakeislie says:

    http://images.icanhascheezburger.com/imagestore/2008/10/9/40ce5ba1-163e-4bbb-a1f9-9919198fc404.bmp

    I contrasted it with Photoshop. On the left is the site’s pic, on the right is the pic with Brightness and Contrast boosted near 100%. You can clearly see the mouse being blacked out.

  67. Tiger says:

    What’s funny is all the people who comment saying that it is a fake fail will be laughed at for not reading the comments, because anyone who actually reads the comments will probably have already read the rest of the comments.

  68. lathedj says:

    I’m guessing their web designer stole some images from online, and didn’t bother to look at them closely enough. Or judging by the Nemo pic, was just being a smartass and seeing if he could slip these past…

  69. R says:

    C’mon – it looks like they grabbed all their pictures from the web. The picture on the “Cook” page (BTW, sushi bars have chefs not cooks) doesn’t match the picture that comes up on a Google search for his name: http://www.sptimes.com/2003/06/19/Weekend/Sushi_wrapped_in_casu.shtml

  70. DeeJay says:

    You know that if this was real, it would be absolutely all over the news. A quick search on a number of news sites and google, brings up… absolutely nothing. Not even the name of the restaurant anywhere. The mouse has been photoshopped in.

  71. Colleen says:

    The Fujiyama’s website itself appears to be a fake, “Nemo sushi” and “Edited-out mouse” included. Someone’s being an attention ho.

    • Zanooka says:

      No they are real, I called the phone number and they answered. Also if you google search Fujiyama’s there are links to news about the restaurant.

  72. Emily says:

    FAKE fails are retarded.

  73. Ami says:

    well rabbit meat is amazingly delicious but i think thats going a little far

  74. Person says:

    I went to the website, and where the mouse used to be is blacked out. You can tell they edited it out.

  75. Signe says:

    LOL I didn’t even notice the mouse at first… Guess I should have looked for an arrow before trying to read the tiny print :p

  76. Wingdings says:

    I love how all the comments are looping continuously around, and it sounds like this: “I think this is fake”
    “But on the website, the tail is there”
    “They photoshopped it in”
    “No, they photoshopped it out. The pixles! the pixles!”
    “Fail to Fake Failblog fail at failing to fake a webfail…fail..”
    Is this an official update to the chicken/egg? What came first, the rat or the dark spot? Also, to those who said, “how can they not notice the rat in the pan”, there are no white rats in the wild. This is a domestic rat, usually live as pets or as dinner for pet snakes.

    • Shen says:

      SMART ANSWER!

      =WIN

    • Pamela says:

      I was going to say essentially the same thing. My response wouldn’t have been quite so clever, though. I felt like I was reading the same thing over and over. It made me wonder if I was the only one who completely read the comments before adding my own. Good one.

  77. opensource says:

    LOL, if this dish ever come out, it’s kinda scary if it’s real!

  78. Mouse says:

    That’s me in the corner.

  79. fuzz on the concept says:

    I thought that I heard you squeak …
    With every whisker,
    Of every waking hour you’re
    Chewing your confections.

  80. Still looks better than Subway.

  81. Anonymous says:

    A similar pic was at the Happy Seven Restaurant in Toronto, only the rat is beside a health inspection passed sign, its on the net somewhere.

  82. Vancht says:

    Looks like a real place for all those claiming it’s a joke website – I pass no judgment on the to photoshop or not photoshop debate.

    http://www.pinellaslife.com/dining/sushi.asp

    http://www.yellowpages.com/info-LMS55487251/Fuji-Yama-Asian-Cuisine-Sushi-Bar/maps?business=true

  83. Hannah says:

    NOT a real picture.

    (I have too much time on my hands, hey hey.)

  84. fran says:

    Hey thats photoshoped Proof: http://www.fujiyamas.com/ go to home page

  85. erik teh lolcat says:

    the new picture has been photoshopped… XD
    and when you first enter the website… there’s those sushis with Nemo flavor as well! (and the picture was photoshopped too!)

  86. the sand man says:

    they have photo shoped the image on the home page to get rid of the mouse but on the rim there is some white if u zoom in

  87. Cameron says:

    So fake, I went to the website it’s not like that.

  88. anon says:

    Hah, they also FAIL for calling it “Fuji Yama”.

    It’s Fuji San. Dummies.

  89. slythwolf says:

    Is it a fake mouse? Is it a photoshopped rat? No! Alas, you are all full of it. This is clearly a hamster.

  90. Geneworm says:

    The mouse is clearly photoshopped in based on the quality of the mouse in comparison to the rest of the picture and where it goes behind the sushi the area is poorley shopped, however the other picture on the has the mouse clearly shopped out. I think they found a variety of pictures on the internet like the nemo pic shopped out the joke bits and used it for their images.

  91. cakeislie says:

    TOO MANY IDIOTS
    Please read the comments first! This picture is real, the previous comments include the ORIGINAL hi-res picture with the mouse used for the flash PLUS proof that the mouse was edited OUT

  92. nadav says:

    FAKED!
    http://www.fujiyamas.com/
    avoid posting faked fails..

  93. Alissa says:

    That is definitely a dwarf hamster? They have tails a quarter of an inch long.

  94. Vince says:

    Instead of arguing about the mouse.. anybody notice that the opening page has a picture of roll with a fish head sticking out of the top left? It’s obvious that this restaurant is downloading images from Google and not really paying attention before posting it on their site.

  95. Failed to Fail says:

    That photo WITH the mouse, is not photo shopped. I believe that it was truely taken out of the photo (on the actual web site) and the one with the mouse is the real photo. Just look at the post above were someone shows the up close pictures. The one on the website has been darkened where the mouse is supposed to be and on the picture above, the mouse has the same pixelation as the food next to it. It’s supposed to be there. The website photo is a fake, the mouse photo is real.

  96. henaug says:

    I checked the website. They photoshoped it; you can see the blacking-out of the mouse if you look closely.

    (fujiyamas.com – click on “food”)

  97. j3nnee says:

    I think this is faked… I saw the site. The same image is there but you can tell there’s space enough for someone to fake a mouse and photoshop it in.

  98. osef says:

    fake (fujiyamas.com)

  99. ED says:

    i went on their site adn i saw where they photoshopped it out

  100. Jay says:

    Took me 2 secs on google to find the restraunt with this pic, and although there was no mouse in that tray o sushi there was a funny pic of Nemo sushi.

  101. michelle says:

    CONCLUSION: the site does not exist. this is a basic manipulation of human mind.

    1. We saw this picture and we want to know if this is a fake so we go to the website (w/c is what they expect us to do.)

    2. They purposely arranged a dish with the mouse and posted it here, photoshopped the mouse out and posted it on the website.

    3. Normally, we would think that no restaurant would be stupid to not see the mouse….and nemo so we would think this picture is a fake. But when we look at it closely, this is the original photo.

    4. It is like answering a question with choices true or false. The correct answer is NOT FROM THE “CHOICES.”

  102. Dman says:

    I’m a huge skeptic of stuff like this. So, I took the shot into photoshop and adjusted the levels. Touch-ups usually pop-out against the background they’re put onto due to earlier image compression.

    I can say 99.99% that the area where the mouse was seen to be HAS BEEN tampered with. The black in that area continues to be solid black when the black to the left and right discolors under adjustment.

    No BS.

  103. Gail says:

    Can you STOP CALLING IT PHOTOSHOPING?

    I believe it’s spelled: PHOTOSHOPPING.

    And no matter where the original photo came from, the photographer HAD to know that there was a white mouse posed there.

    Most house mice/common mice are BROWN or GREY. Duhs. It was a PURPOSED mouse. It was WANTED. Not just an also-ran mouse…

  104. Kristin says:

    Ok, so I just looked this restaurant’s website up to see if they had changed the picture, and they have…to that picture of that horrible “We Found Nemo” joke that’s been circulating for quite some time…the sushi roll with the orange and white striped filling and nemo’s head in the last one. I think this place just googles images of “SUSHI” and puts up the first one that appears! Seriously, check it out…I think this is an even bigger fail than the white rat!
    http://www.fujiyamas.com/

  105. Leporello says:

    How come (almost) no-one noticed that the “daily lunch special” is a bowl of uncooked, dried italian pasta? Penne tricolore to be precise. They didn’t google “Sushi”, they just googled “food”.
    What could possibly possess them to creaty such a shitty website?

  106. Capt. Awesome says:

    Well I guess those little brown pellets werent chocolate after all…

  107. Dee Jay says:

    photoshop fail: http://www.fujiyamas.com/ and click on homepage
    actually about 60% of things here are photoshopped so wtvr

  108. Aline says:

    Wow, those animal-shaped onigiris get more and more real as time passes!

  109. Kat Goby says:

    Hey! I didn’t know white mouse was part of Japanese cuisine!

  110. Mari says:

    Somethings photoshopped, i visited the site and the mouse isnt there, so one or the other

  111. insane chiken says:

    this pic isn’t fail because it has a mouse…it’s fail because it’s photoshopped…

  112. Martin REmme says:

    That really bad for their buisness

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  114. Suzi says:

    Guys, this isn’t a fail.
    The Asian culture uses mice as
    a sort of food that clears the throat
    before eating. This is probably an
    authentic place, but you never know.
    Because when I was in China, they did
    this for the customers, I was taken aback
    at first, but then my business partner explained
    it to me.

  115. Boyah says:

    Don’t give us shooped fails please =(

  116. Lol, good photoshop work!
    Hope it hasn’t put too many people off eating there!!

  117. attorneys says:

    this is not real!

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