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The Visualist from Connecticut, USA:Third Japanese trailer for the 2006 disaster film remake Nihon Chinbotsu. No subtitles

The Visualist from Connecticut, USA:Second Japanese trailer for the 2006 disaster film remake Nihon Chinbotsu. No subtitles

Marco performs for MSN Video Japan. DaVinci Code cross promotion Can you break Marco's code.

This short WWII battle footage documents the artillery bombardment of Okinawa, Japan.

This CEATEC trade show video round up features audio QR, Fujitsu's 'UB Wall' an ultra high tech, one to one customized video advertising display and FP codes, and not to be missed NTT DoCoMo's 3G mobile based 'Drunk Driver' detector..!!

Marco performs for MSN Video Japan.

Marco performs for MSN Video Japan.

Marco Tempest's magic featured on prime time television in Japan.

Traber fights in Japan!

Nuclear weapon footage in Japan

The Visualist from Connecticut, USA:First Japanese trailer for the 2006 disaster film remake Nihon Chinbotsu. No subtitles

Marco performs for MSN Video Japan.

We went around Tokyo and met some interesting people. The next morning we flew home.

Marco performs for MSN Video Japan.

Marco performs for MSN Video Japan.

After we went to the Adachi garden, we had lunch at a noodle shop where they made fresh Udon noodles. We then went around the city of yasugi and then took a train to Hiroshima.

Marco performs for MSN Video Japan. DaVinci Code cross promotion Jigsaw Puzzle Magic.

Marco performs for MSN Video Japan. DaVinci Code cross promotion The secret locker...

Behind The Scenes at the Shoot of Marco tempest's prestige commercial in Japan.

Marco performs for MSN Video Japan.

Delta Goodrem "Behind The Scenes Japan July 2006"

Japanese Prime Time Special 4 Excerpt

NHK Promotinal Segment 4

The Visualist from Connecticut, USA:Japanese trailer for The Simpsons Movie.

Behinf the Scenes on Marco's NHK prime time television special.

The Visualist from Connecticut, USA:Japanese trailer for Quentin Tarantino's 2004 genre mash up Kill Bill: Vol. 2 Kill is Love .

04/10/08 Toyota issued a recall on 630,000 Noah and Voxy brand minivans released in Japan. Also, Toyota issued another recall of 540,000 Corolla and Matrix brands released in the US.

Nike's 10th Anniversary B Boy Park in Tokyo, JapanOne of the largest underground break dance competitions in Japan

Marco performs for MSN Video Japan. Rubik's Cubes magic...

Hardline Media on TasteTV visits China Dish restaurant, in Kutchan Japan

Walt Disney Japan stepped into the mobile social networking space mobile in March with the announcement for their official launch on all three carriers' official portals of Wonder Days.

MR2 doing some quick laps on Japanese cirquit

Marco performs for MSN Video Japan. DaVinci Code cross promotion The impossible Post it Mosaic

Marco performs for MSN Video Japan.

DOCUMENTARYDeadline is a look in to the world of magazines and what it really takes to put a magazine together by taking a look at Kansai Time Out, a magazine bridging the gap between east and west in Kansai, Japan for 30 years.

Waraking Part4 Marco teaches Akira san to perform magic.

Marco featured on Japanese television program Gokujo No Getsuyoru

NHK Promotinal Segment 1

Waraking Part2 Marco performs Mindcam

We visited the Atomic Bomb memorial, got interviewed by some Japanese kids, and then visited a castle.

TasteTV and Australia's Hardline Media visit a Japanese Noodle House in Ichimura, Niseko Japan

Tomoaki Nanjo, Bandai Namco video game producer, talks about educational video games in Japan.

Trailer for the new Magnet Releasing film BIG MAN JAPAN starring comedy legend Hitoshi Matsumoto. BIG MAN JAPAN opens exclusively nationwide at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema South Lamar in Austin, TX on April 25.

We went to Suda's Koi farm again and checked out some mud ponds. Then we took a tour of a mushroom factory. After that, we visited Dianichi, which has a giant greenhouse. After Dianichi, we visited Torazo.

The Adachi Museum of Art is famous not only for its collection of contemporary Japanese paintings but also for its gardens.

We drove around the mountains in Niigata while visiting Yagenji Koi farm, Ikarashi Koi farm, Yamazaki Koi farm, Shinoda Koi farm, Hiroi Koi farm, Otsuka Koi farm, and Suda's brother's Koi farm.

We went to the Nagaoka Nogyosai, the breeder's Koi show. There were Koi of all sizes there, from 4 inches to 3 and 1/2 feet.. Afterwards, we went to the Jinbei Koi farm, the Choguro Koi farm, the Ojiya Nishikigoi Center, and Isa's Koi farm.

We took the Shinkansen bullet train all the way from Nagaoka to Yoroji, Japan.

MR2 gymkhana japan 1998

Helen Keller was not just famous in Americashe was World famous. The deaf and blind lecturer, author and activist was especially well liked in Japan, and Keller made numerous visits to Japan in her travels around the globe.

See all of what Skiing in Japan has to offer on and off the slopes

MR2 gymkhana japan 1998

MR2 gymkhana japan 1998

MR2 gymkhana japan 1998

We went to the Marudo Koi farm, Teradomari Koi farm, Kase Koi farm, and Suda Koi farm.

Daisha Daiwu shows us her typical routines and living arrangements in Japan.

Sample clip of the "Gentle Hearts" tour in Japan with Greg Howe, Dennis Chambers, and Tetsuo Sakurai

Toyota MR2 japan gymkhana 1998

Toyota MR2 japan gymkhana 1998

MR2 gymkhana japan 1998

Cycling's Tour of Japan starts in Sakai City, OSAKA tomorrow. It's not one of the major races in the world, but it is Japan's biggest race. The average Japanese citizen has never heard of the race, but there are some interesting stages i.e. a time trial up to the trail head of Mt. Fuji and here's ...

What a train can tell you about Japan's struggle to keep ahead of Asia's new economic powers.

Rising materials costs may hit Japan consumers in their front pockets, as Japan Tobacco eyes... 5/2008 Reuters

Thinking of visiting Japan ? From November 2007, all foreigners visiting Japan will be required to have their photograph and fingerprints taken. Fingerprinting of foreigners was previously stopped in 2000 due to public protests over personal privacy. Terrorism and crime were the main reasons cited f...

If you want to know more about life in Japan, youtube is a good resource. There are more and more foreigners living in Japan and making some pretty entertaining and informational videos that are worth checking out. So I made a video showing three people I subscribe to youtube under the life in Japan...

There's a chain mail message making the rounds in Japan claiming that a three year old girl with leukemia at the Showa University Hospital in Tokyo can't receive a life saving operation because there isn't enough type B rh negative blood. Both the Japan Red Cross and the hospital have been receiving...

With Pearl Harbor, Japan had shown that they were a force to be reckoned with, but many of the ships the Japanese destroyed were obsolete and their gamble that a terrible defeat would make the U.S. back down was wrong.

The Mitsubishi A6 M2, commonly known as the Zero, was an impressive fighter for its time. It was armed with two 7.7 mm machine guns in the fuselage, two wing mounted 20 mm cannons and a maneuverability second to none.

In the years before WW II the U.S. demanded that Japan withdraw from China, while the Japanese demanded that the U.S. cease helping Chinese nationals. This impasse would worsen the relationship between the two countries.

The formerly ruling Samurai class was not pleased with Japan's Westernization. Toward the end of the 19th century a civil war was waged between the last Samurai under the leadership of Saigo Takamori and Imperial forces.

Despite controversy the U.S. Navy's first carrier, the USS Langley, was completed in 1922. It was a conversion of a former WW I battleship, and landing the underpowered planes on the pitching deck was precarious at best.

One of the first casualties of Pearl Harbor was the battleship Arizona. She had been hit by a single torpedo ten minutes into the attack, exploding her magazine. The Oklahoma was next, suffering multiple torpedo attacks.

The idea of launching aircraft from water is almost as old as powered flight itself. As early as 1910 attempts were being made to launch planes from ships, but it was Britain that launched the first carrier, HMS Furious.