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Yuka Kosaka on 24 hour Television

August 27th, 2006 by James

Japan’s NTV is currently running its 29th “24 Hour Television” special, which consists of having several celebrities stay up 24 hours straight so they can act as announcers and commentators for the typical variety shows that NTV would air. In this clip, gravure idol Yuka Kosaka is chosen for the challenge of changing into a bikini on stage and spending 30 seconds in a vat of extremely hot water:

If you don’t understand Japanese and didn’t notice what’s special about this clip, I’ll give you a hint: look at her clothing as it falls to the ground while she changes into the bikini…

Yep, that’s right, she’s on her period! Another embarassing moment brought to you by 24 hour television..



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Comment by Luis
2006-08-28 02:22:02

I was about to ask you because I noticed she was wearing a white jacket and I thought she was bleeding from a bruise. Wow, how embarassing?

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Comment by Ken
2006-08-28 19:56:03

Thanks for this…great job catching it. Somehow I always miss this stuff…

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Comment by Dezlord
2006-08-29 23:58:19

Eeeeeeeewww!!! surely she should have excused herself or let someone know she was on her rags. That jive is not cool.

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