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This is a coverage of the Tokyo International Anime Fair 2006 where most of the major Japanese anime studios will showcase their anime to the public. This annual event brings together Japanese anime production businesses and foreign companies to stimulate all corners of the anime industry.
A CG animation where the wife dukes it out with the husband because he came back at 3 am in the morning. The scene changes into a vs fight between the hag and the drunk.
Utada Hikaru also known as Hikki is one of the most popular Japanese Jpop singers and is an unpredecented icon in Japan after her debut, First Love. Hikari is one of the songs which was featured in the Japanese version of Kingdom Hearts and also one of the songs in the album “Deep River”. The song is great but the mv is a bit monotonous.
A cute commercial about a Japanese who went to Peking WC and realises that there is no toilet paper. He then uses the PSP translation program ‘Talkman’ to translate ‘no tolet paper’ into chinese.
Dancing is a Mai Kuraki’s single released on 23 March 2005. This mv was shot on Hewitt Street in Los Angeles, CA(USA). Maichan is one of Japan’s biggest pop act and at the same time the single was released, she graduated from Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto.
Featured on Discovery Channel, this is footage of illegal drift racing in Japan. Dangerous and tight, it reminds me of Initial D the manga by Shuichi Shigeno. Little or no street racing takes place in major Japanese cities. The majority of racing is undertaken on licensed tracks or on mountain passes.
Get the chance to kiss a pretty Japanese girl! Well virtually that is. This hot babe kisses a transparent glass and acts like she is really kissing.
Ayumi Hamasaki, one of the most popular and influential Japanese pop singers in her mtv Startin’. This is also the opening theme for Onimusha 4 Dawn of Dreams for the PS2. Startin’ is her 39th single ans was released on March 8, 2006. The single debuted at #1 on the Oricon Charts beating off competition from ZARD and Lead.
