Sunday, February 29, 2004 - 5:11 PM JST

Just mention Pink Lady's song "UFO" (pronounced yuu-fo) to any Japanese person and they'll freak out

Pink Lady even had primetime TV show in the States, Pink Lady and Jeff!

Sunday, February 29, 2004 - 5:18 PM JST

TONY TANI is da man!!!!!
He was the Japanese equivalent to Spike Jones, cum Monty Python, cum Beck, cum Weird Al Yankovic--he came over over Japan.
TANI played tunes on the soroban abacus and did the "Bukubuku-Mambo"(ブクブク・マンボ).



Bukubuku, Bukubuku, Bukubuku, Bukubuku, Bukubuku, Bukubuku, Bukubuku, Bukubuku, Bukubuku-Mambo!

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