A man in Japan has perfected the art of making schoolgirl panties take flight. I think this guy deserves a Nobel prize and/or MacArthur Genius Grant so that he can continue his research.
Meet Anime Nathan. He knows everything there is to know about Anime. He wants to teach you everything he knows about Anime.
Like semi-clothed Japanese women? Like looking like an asshole in public? Like blowing on inanimate objects? There's an app for that.
The things I have experienced thanks to Japanese television will never cease to amaze me.
Culture Buzz Meet Pankun. Pankun is responsible for about 90% of the funny videos of chimps on the internet. Along with his best friend, a pit-bull named James, he loves to learn how to act like a human.
Japanese McDonalds are going to be releasing The Mega-Egg for a limited time, which is essentially a Big Mac with more meat, bacon, and an egg for good measure.
Thomas the Tank Engine gets a Japanese giant-robot treatment. Now he can teach toddlers the most valuable lesson of all, destruction and violence are awesome.
I don't really understand Japanese, but i think this has less to do with eggs than it does discreet masturbation.
A clip from a Japanese movie from the 70s called Hausu which is apparently about a killer lampshade, but might also be about a painting of a cat. Also, there are wacky disembodied legs, and a bleeding geisha, and enough blood to cause a flood. So, the movies pretty much got it all.
Japanese band SOUR's music video for “Hibi no Neiro” (Tone of Everyday) features synchronized moves from real fan webcams across the globe. Can't help but feel extra warm inside about this one — song's not bad either.
A tree sprouted in a Japanese junk yard 25 years ago, and as it grew it took a car, a motorcycle, and some other junk up with it.
Watch this pup squat and flex, really showing off those quadriceps. Even Japanese dogs are more fit than American humans!
Apparently used for teaching midwives in 19th century Japan, these pregnant dolls not only included placenta and stretch marks, but also interchangeable fetuses of different stages. I'm just glad there are no commercials for these dolls.
This dude's a wedding singer with a twist: he's also a robot! (Maybe!) With all due respect, Bea Arthur called, and she wants her sparkling pantsuit kimono back!
Cats of Japan: Now's a good time to renounce your Japanese citizenship and run as far away as your little kitty legs will take you. That is, unless, you enjoy getting dressed up in ridiculous kitty costumes and laughed at on international TV. Then, stick around. They'll find you.
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A Japanese research team has revealed that it's created technology that could eventually display your dreams on a computer screen. HONESTLY, do we want to be able to see ON A COMPUTER SCREEN what other people are dreaming? Creep alert.
Japanese impersonators cover the infamous, star studded charity single from the ’80s. It looks like it’s part of some kind of game show, though I have no idea what the concept could possibly be. I’m just trying to decide if my favorite one is Bruce Springsteen or Ray Charles in black face.
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