Japanese did radio taiso at paris airport

I love this news: "Google Street View shoots same woman 43 times." The nice part is that it was just by accident, "I didn't know what it was doing. It was just driving round very, very slowly." :-)
 
Did I pick this before? Phonetikana. You can "read" katakana without learning the Japanese alphabet. These were created by Johnson Banks. Their site is cool too, check it out!

Wow! "Coca Cola Zero Free" is launching in Japan. "This new coke has zero sugar, zero preservatives and synthetic fragrances, as well as zero caffeine (caffeine-free), it contains zero calories." Okay, so what's in it? I am curious. And why is it only available in Japan? We're the guinea pigs? :p

Ahhhhh This is "chotto hazukashi" (a little bit embarrassing): A group of Japanese tourists do radio taiso at Paris airport... orz Here is an English Wiki entry about Radio taiso: "It became popular in Japan just after World War II and is still used among students and workers in companies to help raise morale and form group unity." Yes, do you remember this? A guy had to quit his job because he refused to do radio taiso.
 


This is a car used in Tom Cruise's movie "Days of Thunder," it's on sale in Yahoo! Japan Auctions. Wow, it's this one!
 

Comments

[christian louboutin]

it contains zero calories." Okay, so what's in it? I am curious. And why is it only available in Japan? We're the guinea pigs? :p

[louboutin]

students and workers in companies to help raise morale and form group unity." Yes, do you remember this? A guy had to quit his job because he refused to do radio taiso.

[christian louboutins]

This is a car used in Tom Cruise's movie "Days of Thunder," it's on sale in Yahoo! Japan Auctions. Wow, it's this one!

[Levinson Axelrod]

Very interesting facts and stories in this post.

[Remino]

I do NHK TV's みんなの体操 (Minna no Taisou) with my girlfriend. Does that still count?