TV in Japan

This is pure Japanese pop. Vocals. And visuals. On TV. In Japan.
NOTE: Who can tell me the name of the song? I need to know.

This is a cleansing of the palette. Cleansed with clean beats and shiny happy female singers. On TV. In Japan.

This is how you bring East & West together. With excellently fashionable BAPE clothing. On TV. In Japan.

Via

This is how you reinvent yourself. From badass to badass truck driving Elvis-type. On TV. In Japan.

Via Patrick’s great blog.

This is how you provide a pick-me-up. From thousands of miles away. With Sgt. Frog toys. On TV. In Japan.

This is how you fill the breaks between commercials. With three cute pop stars. As human clocks. On TV. In Japan.

Just a little near perfect J-Pop from Perfume, the nearly perfect J-Pop band.
New album drops soonish. I think.

This is a fun J-Hip-Hop song/video from J-Hip-Hop group SUIKEN. Old I think but still fun. Looks like Line Rider but I think it pre-dates it.

This is how you make a video. Featuring water. And not much else. But it still works. On TV. In Japan.
NOTE: I am a HUGE Cornelius fanboy. You may not be. I understand.

This is exactly the kind of music I needed right now. Thank you Internet. For reals.
Cube Juice - “Head Long”

Cube Juice - “!!!”

Cube Juice - “Explosion”

This is how you make a video. Right around Halloween. By using skeletons as your theme. On TV. In Japan.
Online Videos by Veoh.com

This is how you mislead the music consumer. In a fun way. With fun music. And lots of fun jumping. On TV. In Japan.
WARNING: Sweetness abounds. Avoid consuming if you’ve got major J-Pop cavities.

This is how you dance. With fifty or so half naked dudes. And a couple half Spider-Man masks. And one entirely awesome white SpiderSuit. On TV. In Japan.
NOTE: This comes to you courtsey of the man who made naked boob suits appear on National TV on New Year’s Eve. So you know it’s got to [...]

This is how you get the party started. The bikini party. The 70s bikini party. With in-camera special effects. On TV. In Japan.

This is how you drop knowledge. Of both beats and animation. On TV. In Japan.

Via Pink Tentacle! Edo rocks!
To learn more about Hifana (and the Widen+Kennedy Tokyo Branch behind the visuals) check out my previous post.