Warau Inu
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Warau Inu | |
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Genre | Comedy Variety Parody Satire |
Directed by | Junya Komatsu |
Starring | Teruyoshi Uchimura Kiyotaka Nanbara Neptune |
Opening theme | Shocking Blue, "Venus" The Drifters,"Save the Last Dance for Me" |
Ending theme | Utada Hikaru, "Automatic" Towa Tei, "Let Me Know" Tanpopo, "Tanpopo" |
Country of origin | Japan |
Original language | Japanese |
No. of seasons | 5 |
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Producers | Masaki Yoshida, Junya Komatsu |
Production locations | |
Running time | 20-54 minutes |
Production company | Fuji Television Variety Show Production Division |
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Original network | Fuji Television |
Original release |
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Warau Inu (Japanese: 笑う犬の冒険, romanized: Warau inu no Bouken, lit. 'The Adventures of Laughing Dog') is a Japanese sketch/variety show, akin to Saturday Night Live and MadTV, hosted by popular Japanese owarai duo, Utchan Nanchan, Outside Japan, Warau Inu is known to be the television program that produced the popular Internet meme "Yatta" by .
Categories:
- Japanese variety television shows
- Fuji TV original programming
- Japanese television stubs