I thouth of making a Discussion Thread about Japanese Comedian's for so long.So Here's some Comedian's that i can remember there names,There are a LOT more Comedian's that i cant remember there names... :puppydog:
My TOP 5 Favorite Japanese Comedian's
1.Ninety Nine
2.Tunnels
3.HG
4.Koriki
5.Oriental Radio
A List of Japanese Comedian's
Sekai no Nabeatsu
Bakusho Mondai
London hearts/London Boots
Ninety Nine
Dacho Club
Tunnels
Downtown
Akashiya Sanma
Biito Takeshi
Neptune
Koriki
Yakkun
Shimura Ken
Katou Cha
Oriental Radio
Higashikokubaru Hideo
Reiza Ramon HG
The Drifters
Fujii Takashi
Tsurube Shofukutei
Tanaka Naoki
Chihara Kyodai
Ikeno Medaka
Masuda Okada
Tokoro Joji
Yokoyama Nokku
Hazama Kanpei
Shimada Shinsuke
Yamada Hanako
Aoki Sayaka
Amano Hiroyuki
Hotohara Toru
Uchan Nanchan
Othello
Macha-Macha
Neko HI.RO.SHI
Haruna Ai
Bananaman
O-dori-
Who is your Favorite Japanese Comedian?
Talk about your Favorite Japanese Comedians here :dancing:
1.) Nakagawa ke
2.) FUJIWARA
3.) UNTOUCHABLE
4.) NON=STYLE
5.) SANDWICH MAN
6.) BLACK MAYONAISE
these guys are just awesome and absolutely hilarious! Plus they`ve all won the M1 Grand-Prix which is one of or the most prestigous award a comedian can get in japan atm. (apart from FUJIWARA)
I don't think those veteran comedians are the most respected. Most feared maybe. They have lots of seniority and they have the power of Yoshimoto Kogyo behind them but they seem to have plenty of haters judging by the all the anti threads on 2ch.
I used to like Akashiya Sanma but as I got older he just got way too loud for my tastes. Shimada on the other hand I've never liked. He's really full of himself, although I do like Hexagon. Downtown is another kombi I've never liked. I was a Tunnels, Ucchan Nanchan kid.
M-1 Grand Prix is a prestigious comedy competition but if you're not into mazai it's not very entertaining.
KAZ, out of curiosity, is manzai your favorite type of owarai?
LivNagisa wrote:I don't think those veteran comedians are the most respected. Most feared maybe. They have lots of seniority and they have the power of Yoshimoto Kogyo behind them but they seem to have plenty of haters judging by the all the anti threads on 2ch.
I used to like Akashiya Sanma but as I got older he just got way too loud for my tastes. Shimada on the other hand I've never liked. He's really full of himself, although I do like Hexagon. Downtown is another kombi I've never liked. I was a Tunnels, Ucchan Nanchan kid.
M-1 Grand Prix is a prestigious comedy competition but if you're not into mazai it's not very entertaining.
KAZ, out of curiosity, is manzai your favorite type of owarai?
Well yeah in japan, these comdeians are possibly the most important cus they hve their shows which the other geenin (comedians) can attend to.. hence the rating is quite high all the time..and as a Japanese, I know for sure that these are the programmes that people want to watch,,,at least me and my frends love it... the good thing is that the seniors and the young comdeians sort of blend in together nicely to create funny shows...hence shows like quiz hexagon, Lincoln, school kakumei and yeah manzai is the foundation for japanses comdey so i do enjoy it.
yoshimoto is only one of the major labels around but it is a fact that the seniors are to be most respected, especially in the world of comedy in japan. Yeah they wud have haters around but that just adds to the fun of it all???
LivNagisa wrote:I grew up on konto bangumi so I've never been a fan of manzai.
Who do you want to win the M1 this year?
o right,, i love conto as well but manzai has to be my fav....
u must luv bakushou red theater then?? :woot:
i really dunno who i want to win the M1 BUT the whole fun of it is the process of it so shud be good,, i loved non-style *2008* but i hve to say nakagawa ke s monomane is top class!! :hehe:
Hanya zenzengungubun dance ftw! :dancing:
I also adore Audrey. "Toos!" whatever that means.
As for female comedians my favorite are the Morisanchu girls. Totally hilarious.
I'm not familiar with the owarai terms much tho'. Is Haruna Ai considered as an owarai?
tofuuuuu wrote:Hanya zenzengungubun dance ftw! :dancing:
I also adore Audrey. "Toos!" whatever that means.
As for female comedians my favorite are the Morisanchu girls. Totally hilarious.
I'm not familiar with the owarai terms much tho'. Is Haruna Ai considered as an owarai?
i tought hanya was funny at first but not anymore, they'll dissapear sooner or enough,,they're a one hit wonder
Audrey as well, they're not bad but again..their popularity is beginning to decrease over here cus they're sorta one pattern..
BUT yeas hve to agree with u MORISANCHU is hilarious!! :woot:
i tought hanya was funny at first but not anymore, they'll dissapear sooner or enough,,they're a one hit wonder
Audrey as well, they're not bad but again..their popularity is beginning to decrease over here cus they're sorta one pattern..
BUT yeas hve to agree with u MORISANCHU is hilarious!! :woot:
Lol. I thought Hanya and Audrey are the IN owarai now but I guess I'm wrong :bonk:
There are some comedians I like but don't know their names. One particular guy is the short main host person for Gurunai and he also appears in Mecha Ike. That guy rocks! I also find the guys from Hanetobi to be extremely funny.
tofuuuuu wrote:
Lol. I thought Hanya and Audrey are the IN owarai now but I guess I'm wrong :bonk:
There are some comedians I like but don't know their names. One particular guy is the short main host person for Gurunai and he also appears in Mecha Ike. That guy rocks! I also find the guys from Hanetobi to be extremely funny.
yeah the thing is hanya and audrey are one of those comedians who has massive popularity for year-2 years and then slowly dissapears and then new ones appear
Fusayo Kameyama, a comedienne signed with Yoshimoto Kogyo, died in a Kanagawa hospital on Monday morning. She was 42. The cause of death was reported to be ventricular fibrillation, a form of cardiac arrhythmia.
Kameyama was a member of the 5th class of Yoshimoto Kogyo's New Star Creation school. In 1989, she formed a comedy duo with Masato Satomi (57) of The Bonchi. The duo broke up in 2001 when Kameyama got married and became pregnant, and she worked as a solo comedienne after that.
Anjasshu never fail to make me laugh. I'm sad to see that they still haven't hit it big after all these years! Here's to hoping their big break's just around the corner. On a positive note though, I did catch Kojima putting his acting chops to the test in "Tokyo Sonata" (which was, by the way, very good!)
For Free Talk (for unrehearsed talk) I really like
Ariyoshi Hiroiki i—L‹gOsj
Untouchable's Yamazaki iŽRèj
Although Yamazaki can be a bit grating at times, it never fails to amaze me how he can turn a boring talk into a hilarious one. I can see him being around for a very long time just in variety shows alone.
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