4/26/11

US Government views on Fukushima Nuclear Disaster

Via the Jeff Rense Program, here is how the US Government views the current nuclear disaster in Fukushima:



See also: ‘Rather nude than nuke’

UPDATE: Here is Obama's official statement:

4/25/11

New Episode: The Fuccon Family Returns Home

The Fuccon Family or "Oh Mikey!" started out as individual comedy segments on the Japanese late night variety show Vermilion Pleasure Night. This series featured a family of Americans living in metropolitan Tokyo and it became so popular that TV Tokyo featured it as a late Saturday night show. This "new" episode, which is filled with disturbing but very funny Japanese black humor, is entitled "The Fuccon Family Returns Home":



See also: Vermilion Pleasure Night: Cathy's House

4/22/11

1991 GE Tokyo Electric Power TV Commercial

GE Brings Good Things To Death

Here is how the current Fukushima Nuclear disaster was started by GE and Tokyo Electric Power back in 1991.

"When Tokyo Electric Power gave GE our largest export order ever, it gave Tokyo the largest, most efficient power plant of its kind in the world. Which means more jobs for our people back home and a better future for the people of Japan."



GE Brings Good Things To Death

See also: Fukushima: One of The Greatest Disasters Ever

4/20/11

Vermilion Pleasure Night: Cathy's House

Vermilion Pleasure Night was a popular late-night variety and comedy TV show broadcast on TV Tokyo in the latter half of 2000. One of the recurring segments included "Cathy's House" which featured four models within a very bizarre and funny "Barbie Doll" setting. Here is one episode entitled "Wonderful Day":



See also: 1994 Japanese TV Video Release: Love Hotel Etiquette

4/18/11

Hilarious Japanese Dog Understands Japanese!

Cameraguy:"MAME" Dog: "WAN"(loud)

Cameraguy: Is that the right way to bark? Dog: "WAN" (loud)

Cameraguy: Is that right? Dog: "Wan"

Cameraguy: Can you bark a bit quieter? Dog: "wan" (soft)

Cameraguy: How about much more, quieter? Dog: "wan" (softer)

Cameraguy: More cute? Dog: "wan" (very soft) ヾ(@⌒ー⌒@)ノ



See also:

Funny Japanese TV Commercials for Softbank

Cooking With Dog: Japanese Cooking Videos