Nunchaku master Hiroki breaks cucumbers, blows out candles, plays baseball

The nunchaku master featured in previous posts (Nunchaku Baseball & Nunchaku Badminton) appeared on The Best House last night:

In addition to his baseball and champagne bottle tricks, he also showed some new ones: breaking a cucumber held in a student’s mouth & blowing out candles of uneven length on a b-day cake!

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7 comments - What do you think? Posted by James - April 30, 2009 at 8:21 am

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Pozo

I’m not really getting the publicity this guy gets. I could do most of the stuff he does (with a week of brushing up my skills and a couple of people I know certainly can (Dutch nunchaku association champions). It’s really something anyone can learn in a month or so. A nunchuk basically is a stick that can wobble a bit. Once you have the wobble under control, it’s just as hard as hitting stuff with a stick.
Sandy

Now I want to watch The Lion King. Talk about an unexpected side-effect.
sam

call me when he can stop the bullet and RPG rocets.
aside that Bruce Lee was american and not chinese.
http://www.hormel.com VonSkippy

If I’m ever attacked by a cucumber, I’ll regret making fun of this guy. Until then, Bwwwwaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahahahaha.
M

Bruce Lee was actually three-quarters Chinese, one quarter German. He was born in America and raised in Hong Kong.

http://www.zdwonline.de Haf

A true earth citizen.

http://www.usguyintokyo.com Dave Faulkmore

Bruce Lee is dead. So is Elvis Presley. Don’t think anyone is impressed by nunchaku skills. I thought Japanese TV only shows monkeys doing these type of things. What they can’t afford the monkeys or has Japanese labor become cheaper than the monkeys cost?

Nunchaku master Hiroki breaks cucumbers, blows out candles, plays baseball

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