More crazy segments from various Japanese game shows. The first clip involves a lizard and bunch of girls with chicken strapped to their heads, and the second one is equally as ridiculous and involves a treadmill. Don’t bother reading my explanation… just watch (below).
Haha… why not? Check it out below.
You may have seen the last clip I posted from the Japanese show entitled Panic Face King… what a mean prank show. Lol. Here’s another one below.
This is a segment from a Japanese hidden-camera show called Panic Face King. The goal of the show is to make an unsuspecting participant… panic like crazy. At any rate, this guy thought he was a part of a documentary about telephone scammers when all of a sudden… the room is under attack by sniper fire! Haha. Wow. Check it out after the break.
For any of you neat freaks out there… this is pretty damn cool. It may be worth purchasing when it comes out. For more information (in Japanese), go to the Furuka Wakiko website. Perhaps you can try Google translate.
Check out the latest robot from the Geminoid Series created by Hiroshi Ishiguro for the Kokoro company. This is where reality meets science fiction… a little creepy no? You can watch the two videos after the break.
They have dog washing machines in Japan? Of course they do… Check it out below.
Japanese snacks are way cooler than American snacks… forget FunDip. How about, candy Sushi!? Check out the video after the break.
What is the newest fashion trend in Japan? LED teeth attachments… What do they do? They glow when you smile, change colors, and make an electric “buzz” when they light up. It’s a party in your mouth! See them in action after the break.
The new fashion accessories were originally created as an experiment by two Japanese designers and are now being used in a commercial advertising a winter sale at a Japanese clothing store, Laforet Harajuku. They are quickly becoming a sought after accessory.
The LED smiles can easily be affixed to your teeth and glow different colors while you smile. The colors can be changed wirelessly through a computer interface.Mr. Ishibashi and Daito Manabe, the other designer and technologist on the project, are offering workshops in Japan showing people how to build their own LED smiles.