Japanese YouTuber Inosemarine really loves his dog, and loves showering the pup in kisses. Problem is, the feeling is not mutual. No matter how he goes in for a kiss, the dog blocks, dodges, or circumvents his love. Of course, it’s all part of the owner’s silly and adorable dog trick training. The video has gone viralviral this week, amassing over one million views.
Japanese YouTuber ゴンゾー タンバリンマスター published this video of Japanese tambourine ‘master’ Gonzo at the end of 2012, but it has only gone viral recently. Most notably, it has amassed over 350,000 views over the past few days, and has been featured on DigitalSpy, Reddit, Devour, MostWatched.
Wearing an extremely bizarre costume, Gonzo performs a very obscure ‘dance’ while ‘playing’ the tambourine with a female vocalist singing and another band member on guitar. It’s a one of a kind show only available from Japan.
Inhyeok Yeo is a brand new YouTube vocalists from Japan. He already went viral with his first video covering Michael Jackson‘s classic Thriller. That video helped him collect over 175,000 views.
Now, Yeo is hoping to go viral a second time covering Stevie Wonder’s timeless hit I Wish with just his voice.
Japan is famous in the Sates for normalizing the crazy. At least what we in the West consider crazy.
Westerner living in Japan JyuusanKaidan video blogs her experience on her YouTube channel. Her newest video has gone viral on Reddit and VideoSift where she shows viewers the most inappropriate ice cream ever she has found in Japan (so far).
Japanese Condom Ice Cream. W. T. F?
YouTuber Tuan H couldn’t help but ask, “What the Hell, Japan…”
Jonathan Lim is seemingly more amused. “Holy… This actually exists? I need to visit Japan sometime.”
Westerners are often shocked at how overtly polite Japanese society really is. Stories of lost wallets full of money and thousands of misplaced umbrellas showing up at the police station’s lost and found are common.
But this week old video by J Soccer Magazine is really blowing people’s minds. In anticipation for a big upcoming soccer match, Japanese fans line up days in advance a little differently than they do in the US.
Instead of stupidly pitching a tent and living in line for days, the Japanese simply put a square of tape on their place, along with their simple information, to save their spot for days on end.
The idea seems simply ridiculous in most of the West at our current society simply wouldn’t support such an honest system. One future attendee even left a bottle of water on the ground for themselves, which they seemingly found safe and sound the next day by their square.
Now, the video is going viral, standing with over a quarter million views.
