Ken Tanaka Returns to the Motherland

Well the Americanese Nihonjin Ken has been out of action for a while. We had fears that those nasty rumors he was David Ury had gotten him down and driven him away, but it turns out he went back to Japan! In this episode, Ken shows us around. We’ll get to see a little bit of the host-club businesses.

8 comments - What do you think? Posted by Claytonian - August 22, 2007 at 10:09 pm

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fuze slenderize

Now I wanna be a host. Ken Tanak is da’ bomb.
bibby

Is that really him singing?
TofuUnion

Wow, Ken Tanaka’s English sounds like Japanese.
ponta

Wow, Ken Tanaka’s Japanese sounds like Japanese.
http://naruhodojapan.blogspot.com/ Chris

Does this guy have a job?

sod

he obviously doesn’t have a job at the moment because he has to do this annoying character.

shazzb0t

To be painfully honest, I think his shtick sucks. The entire ‘lets speak Janglish’ concept is boring and so lame it can’t fully be considered offensive even though it is.

One internet ‘celeb’ I’d rather not hear about any more.

Karisu

What exactly is offensive about anything he’s done? Oversensitive much?

Anyway another great video Ken!

Ken Tanaka Returns to the Motherland

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