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Gaijin Dress-Up Game

June 15th, 2007 by James

In case you’re wondering: Yes, the Japanese comedy show “Haneru no Tobira” still continues to produce new versions of its popular segment in which Japanese dressed up as crude caricatures of foreigners fumble to pick up objects with chopsticks:



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Comment by Tommy
2007-06-15 13:20:25

at least there is not french !
not a bad thing

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Comment by Taro at news.3yen.com
2007-06-15 14:38:05

The plastic gaijin nose and sombrero are classic.
The real fun is this can-you-chopsticks segment has run weekly for more than a year and Japanese viewers continue to watch the identical routine unchanged—Frightening proof of short-term memory retardation throughout Japan., hee, hee.

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Comment by c
2007-06-15 21:54:36

i watch this just for the topless spinny sailor guys. i actually will them to miss. rawr.

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