This Japanese ghost prank gets elaborate with telephone calls from ghosts in someone’s apartment followed by ghosts emerging from the closet. It goes on with multiple victims. The first girl runs around the room in a panic. It takes 2 minutes to develop the first prank. Right around the 2:10 mark, the ghosts first emerge.

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A Japanese prank show surprised someone with a ghost attack, and he believed it even as humans started chasing him.

Watch:

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How many hot Japanese girls are too many for one band? 59 isn’t too many! AKB 48 is a 59 member pop group whose singles are topping the charts this year and last year.

Here’s why:

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This Japanese game show features cute Japanese girls, but they really should file charges against the guys who keep hitting, kicking and abusing the girls. Sure they’re only doing it in a humorous manner, but anyway, those girls don’t deserve to get hit.

At 0:55 and 1:12 one girl gets hit then at 1:34 a girl gets kicked and at 2:50 two girls start sumo wrestling.

Watari Roka Hashiri Tai is a great Japanese girl band–think of them as the Girls Generation of Japan. This video with introduction to their Hetappi Wink (Happy Song) speaks for itself:

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Here the girls of Watari Roka Hashri Tai sing about how much they like Valentine’s Day and want to receive a Valentine Kiss.

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I posted one entry of Fancy Cooking a few weeks ago in which a Japanese girl used a lot of ketchup. Here’s another:

She’s dancing to Ōkina Ai de Motenashite (大きな愛でもてなして, Entertain Me With a Big Love) by C-ute.

She must be really excited about this song, because she event put up a background. As with all Japanese girls, she has a Hello Kitty stuffed animal with her, as you can see in the background on the left side.

Song artwork:

In this show Japanese girls compete against each other to see who can act better. The first two minutes show the contestants getting selected. Then the acting starts at at 2 minutes in with some skits involving the girls getting shot and dying.

I don’t know what she’s making, but she puts a lot of ketchup on it. At the 1:30 mark, “Ketchup. da la la la la la.”