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The show can be seen in the United States on any premium Japanese-language channel weekday and Saturday mornings. Saturday shows are generally reruns or live events from theater tours. |
The show can be seen in the United States on any premium Japanese-language channel weekday and Saturday mornings. Saturday shows are generally reruns or live events from theater tours. |
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* [[Breakaway Pop Hit]]: A recent song about a mushroom wanting to leave the forest and go on an adventure (set to traditional Russian folk music) became a hugely popular hit and charted on the regular Japanese music charts. It was even sung live by the hosts on NHK's New Year's Eve special (one of the most watched shows of the year in Japan). |
* [[Breakaway Pop Hit]]: A recent song about a mushroom wanting to leave the forest and go on an adventure (set to traditional Russian folk music) became a hugely popular hit and charted on the regular Japanese music charts. It was even sung live by the hosts on NHK's New Year's Eve special (one of the most watched shows of the year in Japan). |
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* [[Engrish]]: It's probably a good thing that very few of the target audience can read some of the Engrish shirts that have appeared on the show (a 3-year-old wearing a "Gay Jews for Jesus" immediately comes to mind...). |
* [[Engrish]]: It's probably a good thing that very few of the target audience can read some of the Engrish shirts that have appeared on the show (a 3-year-old wearing a "Gay Jews for Jesus" immediately comes to mind...). |
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