KisarazuBoy76 comments

I just hope tomorrows headline is not ,"Local high school burns down as 7 students are unable to start their fire extinguishers!"

Nice photo and always nice to see kids having fun and smiling:)It does look like the kid in the background is just about to play some kind of evil prank though!

Hashimoto in Osaka and Ishihara in Tokyo,please tell me there are better leaders somewhere in Japan than these guys!

It must be devastating news for so many men all around Japan. I'm sure there will be a salaryman or two crying into their bento at lunchtime today!

Maybe Japan should send a basketball team there to play the South Korean's and winner takes all. I'm sure Mr Ishihara would be the star point guard for team Japan!

It seems like these "graduation ceremony" things are the flavour of the month now. You can graduate from a teen fashion magazine and also AKB 48 as well it seems. If you work part-time at 7-11 and quit your job,not sure if you would get a "graduation ceremony" though!

I can see how he is trying to fit in by wearing the local turban,paying respect to local culture and that's ok I guess. For some reason though when I look at this photo it reminds me of "Papa Smurf",orange version of course!

If he needs some cash I'm sure there would be a few Neko Cafe's trying to recruit him!

It would suck if you were stuck behind this bike going through the Tokyo aqualine:)

I think the campaign tagline should be,"Toyota, now with much,much more under the hood!"

I like how JOC president Tsunekazu Takeda describes Tokyo as the worlds's most forward thinking city. The same city where Ishihara is the mayor,please!

I wonder how realistic the Japanese version of "Prince's proposal"really is?

Please make your choice Princess,do you choose,1-Your Prince is waiting for you at a cheap Roppongi nightclub at 1am. Or 2-Your Prince is an English teacher and asks you to study after class at his Castle(1DK apato).

The look on that kids face is priceless,"My friends are at Disneyland right now but i'm stuck here in flower town,thanks Dad!"

Maybe training has already started for Japan's next Winter Olympic bobsled team?

" She started the fashion trend back in late 2008 when she appeared at a concert with her head covered in insect shells"

So how many people were wearing bug hats back in 2008?

Looks like a Disneyland made for all the Akihabara Otaku!

At least as I head home alone on a Friday night,i can take comfort in knowing the stats were against me anyway!

Gifted bunch of kids and a great piece of art using Lego. A lot more impressive than my "lego man on crappy fire engine" sculpture:)

Is she thinking,1-classy bit of street art? or 2-not another hentai oyaji!

Congratulations to Jun and Angelica for winning such a prestigious award!

29 years old and getting married with plenty of time to have kids if she chooses,hang on what did she say again?

Should be a great night out at the cinema for middle aged men intimidated by real women!

Maybe the woman sitting down is actually looking at a Keiba guide and the woman looking over her shoulder is trying to get a few good tips!

I thought as the Ambassador of Japan his job was to reach out to the people of Croatia,not reach around!

Without talent and a good personality you won't be a success in Japan,sorry i take that back!!

MaboDofuls,Nothing wrong in being a 57 year old AKB 48 fan.

My point is if you look at them and think they are cute like my daughter>good :)

If you look at them and think i'd like to take one of them out for dinner on Valentines day>not so good!

Perfect greeting card for a teenage boy or creepy 40 year old salary-man!

Hang around long enough and someone will give you a meaningless award in Japan!

At least there should be a good turn out at the premiere of lonely middle aged men waving Japanese flags!

The sad thing is that the 2012 AKB 48 calendar will be more popular with most Japanese men than a magazine with photos of an attractive 26 year old woman!