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Hotto Motto Bento Commercial

Foreigners dance and sing in a commercial for Hotto Motto:

The man is “Demi han” and the girl is “Baag chan.” Together their names make Demi Hanbaagu (デミハンバーグ= Hamburger with demiglace sauce).

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10 comments - What do you think? Posted by James - August 19, 2009 at 9:26 am

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Nor-Cal Nikkei

How much do Marketing Executives in Japan earn?
I’m just curious
http://www.mutantfrog.com/ Adamu

The employees of ad agency Dentsu are on average some of the highest paid workers among listed companies. Of course, they outsource much of the creative work to contractors who make much less.

Nor-Cal Nikkei

I was just being a smart a** but I guess that explains the stupidity of the advertisement.

Someone had to give the ok to run with it.

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the girl…who?… that voice was so cute … (0_0)q…

Iago

I don’t think that’s her voice.

The song reminds me of that Hot Pepper commercial with Kaela Kimura.

http://www.zdwonline.de Haf

Do you mean the Hotto PiPoPePoPi one? Still haunts me at night. ^^

Ryry

I wish my name was Demi.
Korsair

Isn’t that guy the same actor who played the Sudanese married to the Japanese single mom a couple of post ago? The one about overcoming difficulties while still being pretty.
Jak

I am disturbed by this, is this Japan or Korea or what? What is the deal with the image of Seoul at the beginning? Can someone give me a little background on this commercial?

http://www.japanprobe.com James

The image of Seoul is just a frame from the commercial before it. It’s not part of this commercial.