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Being a Japanese-American only made it worse and I cannot help but wonder what reaction would be had if a similar show was introduced with hispanic, or African-American stereotypes. Login or register to give it a star! “I wanted to try to make my character as animated as possible, keeping in mind that it will be on YTV and DISNEY.
“I hope they don’t cry.”Yoshi Amao, seen left, and Mark Hashimoto, seen right, are the hosts of this new game show.Contestants are brought into the show blindfolded and thrown into the crazy world constructed by the show’s producers at marblemedia. (TV Series 2013– ) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.

“I would yell into the mirror, counting one, two, three, (in Japanese) to warm up my vocal chords as well as doing facial exercises to get the right facial expression necessary for the character,” says Mark.

From that posture, you feel like you’re getting into yourself and your eyebrow goes up,” he says.This commanding stature allows him to interact with the contestants that range in age and temperaments. In each episode, four unsuspecting teams of two into enter a world filled with zany costumes, physical gags, over-the-top stunts and a cast of extraordinary characters including Host Yoshi, Judge Japanizi: Going, Going, Gong! 8 Comments. “That’s going to be a side effect of the show in that we’re going to have a lot of North American kids who are able to count from 1 to 10 just like Judge Massa has taught them.”Matt and Mark at marblemedia have made a career of providing unique and interesting television content for kids and adults. I tried to imaging my character as if it were a cartoon character, how would it be, what will be its standard poses etc.”What he passes onto each contestant, however, is a basic set of knowledge that acts as a jumping off point for both contestants and the viewers at home. Japanizi: Going, Going, Going!

In each episode, four unsuspecting teams of two enter a world filled with zany costumes, physical gags, over-the-top stunts and a cast of extraordinary characters including Host Yoshi, Judge Masa, Shinobi and his sidekick of ninjas. The Discover Nikkei is a place to connect with others and share the Nikkei experience. " is a Canadian children's physical game show with a Japanese motif where contestants compete with a teammate against other teams as they tackle obstacles and challenges to test their mental capabilities, strength, endurance, and smarts.

Japanizi: Going, Going, Gong!

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Japanizi: Going, Going, Going! But this show is very very racist. Copyright © 2005-2020 Japanese American National Museum

Over the last few years, marblemedia has produced shows like While at first blush the show might look like just a lot of fun for the contestants, those who appear on It's a game show that might even give contestants future aspirations to travel to Japan, says Hornburg, in order to experience the culture first hand.Matthew O’Mara is Managing Editor of Nikkei Voice. Japanizi: Going, Going, Gong! Mark plays Judge Masa on Japanizi: Going Going Gong, a new game show that will be airing on YTV in Toronto and on the Disney channel in the United States. premieres on YTV in Canada on Tuesday, Nov. 5, a day after its premiere on Disney XD in the U.S. There’s also a sneak peek on YTV on Sunday, Nov. 3 at 8:15 p.m. In each episode, four unsuspecting teams of two enter a world filled with zany costumes, physical gags, over-the-top stunts and a cast of extraordinary characters including Host Yoshi, Judge Masa, Shinobi and his sidekick of ninjas. “In person, I’m a nice guy, so I’d like them to see both sides of me.”Behind the scenes, Mark is reserved, but when he’s on camera he ramps it up. Encouraged by a live Japanese studio audience, contestants face each other in three elimination rounds filled with Velcro walls, conveyor belts and giant fans. was a short-lived Japanese-styled kids game show that delivered widely entertaining physical humor and slapstick mayhem.
The Man behind the Masa, an interview with Japanizi: Going Going Gong’s Mark Hashimoto .