Those silly Japanese game shows are up to their hilarious tricks again! It's time for soccer with binoculars!

In theaters 5-9-08. Based on the classic 1960's Japanese animated series chronicling the aspirations of a young race car driver as he attempts to obtain glory, with the help of his family and the Mach 5, the advanced car created by his father.

This is what it takes to make a Japanese person want to eat a Big Mac.

Tommy Lee Jones can't turn down a paid vacation, no matter how weird the Japanese commercial.

Not only is Deep Purple's classic the first song guitarists learn but it is also the first song Japanese orchestras learn.

Networks should seriously consider airing Japanese television during the strike. MXC is not enough.

No it's not a comic strip of an alien taking over a body. These are actual cues of who to give your seat up to on the the subway.

If the Simpsons are too clean-looking for you, just imagine what they'd look like if some Mountani Dew-addled Japanese artist drew them!

The Japanese have created a robot that feels pain… they are going to be the creators of our robotic overlords.

The Japanese are obsessed with crap and piss, this is no joke. This ad is supposed to remind people where pollution comes from and that they're a culture obsessed with crap.

Japanese students everywhere passed out when their batteries died and where not replaced in time. Further proving the Japanese are not really human at all.

There's nothing your Pilot can't do.

In theaters 1-4-08. In this remake of the Japanese horror film "Chakushin Ari", several people start receiving voice-mails from their future selves -- messages which include the date, time, and some of the details of their deaths.

A new ad campaign in Japan plays a trick on the mind, confusing little Japanese mall patrons more so than usual. Why is it that every picture of an Asian has Asians in it with cameras?

Don't worry about Billy Blanks' career. It is alive and well in Japan with the release of his upcoming rap album titled, "BOOM BOOM Wonderland".

What happens when a Japanese couple gives birth to a new baby? A stereotype is born.

In this commercial for hair gel in Japan, Orlando solves an amazing number of problems with just his hair. Unfortunately there is no way to reclaim dignity...

Another odd product from the people who are obsessed with farts, the Japanese. Maybe they should get busy on making the PS3 less crappy instead.

This proves the lines at Disney World are nothing to complain about. Also, that cleanliness and claustrophobia are not big concerns with the Japanese.

Crazy Japanese TV is always there to brighten your day. This guy bounces around like a real life Kirby.