Day 52: Uh... OK

I always wondered if they sell different clothing in the Uni Qlo in Japan than in Korea, because I have to figure out which to blame/thank for the t-shirt to our left. Now two of the words I recognize: The first being Japanese and the last being, well, being sky. Now I've tried to figure out the middle two words, and am stumped. A simple google search has afforded me only a cute Asian guy wearing this shirt and talking to his shoe. So our choices are: Nothing in particular or lunacy. Like most things, I'm sure it's a combination of both. Therefore, I shall take it upon myself to declare that 'Hotto Num I'n Sky' is the new motto of summer in Korea (and sure, let's throw Japan in there as well, you know, because it's Uni Qlo). And what does this motto stand for? Well, as it looks like something written in Latin that only people who studied law or the Classics would understand, let's go with "Beware [of the] falling red sky". I feel like this motto summarizes summer quite nicely, because you know, if red stuff starts plummeting from the sky during summer, or really any other time of the year, you know something's up, probably the Apocalypse, stray fireworks, or falling pomegranates.