Don’t worry about the lyrics—The Japanese comments on YouTube are befuddled too by this debut song Hana no Bo by Ali JONJORINA. She’s singing, “I’m Bo’s nose hair” or simply “Bo’s Nostril.”
Shiga FM in Sapporo Japan has been flooded with requests for, “The Mystery Song of Nose Hair.”
UPDATE:
Maybe it’s not nose hair that is meant in that video….
Furry femme finds abundant bush no impediment to shagging TokyoReporter.com /2008/Sept/19/ (translation of Japanese press)—In its “Shukujo no Zasshi Kara” column that excerpts from women’s magazines, Shukan Bunshun (Sep. 25) introduces this gem from the July issue of Ai no Taiken SpDx.
“I am abnormally hairy down there,” the anonymous contributor confides. “And the hairs are so stiff, they even protrude through the material of my panties.”…. more.…
Although she claims to be a schoolteacher who is well over 40, Tomoko Sawada has posted her own OMIAI (arranged marriage -Wiki) website is a PR blitz of self promotion.
–It is me… voting has ended … now–
Here’s my OMIAI portfolio — Click a photograph and display it.
Please vote for which “daughter” is best and who liked it.
Because I can have more than one photo, please mention if you are voting twice.
Actually this is a tongue-in-cheek conceptual art piece on Tomoko Sawada’s website. Other art series include “BRIDE” and “MASQUERADE” …You get the idea.
Wanna wear a fundoshi [ふんどし]–the traditional Japanese loincloth?
Tokyo blogger extraordinaire Jean Snow has put out the casting call….
Be a Fundoshi Model 2008.09.11 JEANSNOW.net –Yukie Kaneko is a graphic designer who has … designed a collection of fundoshi…
She’s currently looking for non-Japanese men to model her fundoshi collection…more…
To put on a fundoshi, drape the cloth part behind your back, so that it falls between your legs, and pull the straps around you and tie in the front. Pull the cloth between your legs from behind to the front and pull over the tie and let it all hang out.
Nagi Noda, the director and star of Japan’s greatest YouTube of Poodle Exercise just passed at age 35.
Talk leaving a beautiful looking corpse….
Nagi Noda Passes Away The multitalented artist/director leaves behind an impressive legacy of bizarre and playful work creativity-online.com: Sep 10, 2008
Nagi Noda, the Japanese artist/designer/director behind groundbreaking music videos and spots passed away on Sunday, September 7. She was 35. Noda had experienced ongoing complications related to a bad car accident last year that resulted in chronic pain. The exact cause of death was not specified….
…Noda passed “in her Mark Ryden dress, Chanel boots, perfect make-up with Viktor & Rolf lace black eye lashes.”…..
My favorite ex-bartender from Tokyo is doing commercials for the ZeptoPad, a handwriting tool for iPhone from Japan.
The coolest feature of ZeptoPad is “Shake & Share”. When you meet other users of ZeptoPad, you can send a doodle or worksheet to another iPhone directly. Press “Shake & Share” from the menu then shake with another iPhone.
The “mindmapping” for doodling reminds me of sorely missed fun features of the Apple Newton.
“The Half Of Life Is Game” –a mobile phone game site is running their own kind of cell-phone tag with 500,000 yen ($4,545 USD) prize going to the people can tag their sawed-in-half Han* mannequin.
The first person to discover the mannequin and touch its arm with their mobile phone, their phone will automatically open the “The Half Of Life Is Game” site (via IR or Bluetooth) to reward the lucky winner with 500,000 yen (runner-ups can enter a drawing for an additional 500,000 yen prize). Visit the official website.
* The joke here is that “han” in Japanese can mean ‘half” and the name of the company hangame.co.jp is a homonym–a different “han”–hence the name of the contest is “The Half Of Life Is Game”.
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