It’s great if you like a degree of predictability, but sometimes it can be a nightmare, especially for English teachers who have recently had to put up with numerous daily outbursts of “ WHY JAPANESE PEOPLE?” from students mimicking comedian Jason Atsugiri.īut in a new game that’s sweeping Japanese junior high and high schools, students take these infamous celebrities and their catch phrases and combine them with rhythm play to create a game that net users have been tagging on social media sites like Twitter as the #geinojingame (#comedian/celebrity game) or the #saitosangame. Here owarai (comedy) mostly consists of manzai (straight-man/funny-man) duos and skits revolving around the same trademark one-liners and poses over and over again. One of the first things foreigners often notice about Japanese television is that the country seems to favor a different kind of humor from the kind of stand-up, satire, and black comedy more popular in the West.
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Japanese students test their TV trivia knowledge and their ability to keep up with the beat in this new rhythm game that’s gone viral.
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