#Japanese gameshow tubes series

Lucky Miso Noodle Party: Teammates alternate collecting soup in their bowl and transporting it from one side of the course to the other and transferring it to a collection container.The trick? They're wearing special goggles that distort their vision and aiming ability. Silly Soccer Penalty Kick: One at a time, each team member tries to kick as many soccer balls into a goal as possible.If there is a tie, Judge Masa counts a type of fish. Fish and Slips: Teams work together carrying giant fish from a central supply on one end of the course to their collection boxes on the other, battling a greased floor, gale-force winds, as well as objects thrown by the show's 'ninjas'.The team who scores 2 out of 3 jumps first wins. Judge Masa decides which player best filled the pattern. One member from each team must then run down a ramp towards a Velcro wall with an outline pattern pictured, jump on a small trampoline and try to land on the wall to match up the wall's pattern as closely as possible. Human Sticky Jump: Teams are dressed in Velcro suits.If there is a tie one player from a team will slide down the ramp aiming to stop on the target. No points are scored if the player fails to reach the target or overshoots and lands in the pool. Players score 5 points if their midsection touches the outermost red ring, 10 points if it touches the center white ring, and 15 points if it touches the innermost blue ring. One at a time-and with aid of one of the show's 'ninjas'-they slide down a ramp, trying stop on a bullseye-style target at the end of the ramp without overshooting and landing in the pool. Happy Penguin Fun/Quick Slick Tobogganing Trick: Teams are dressed in penguin suits (or placed in a toboggan).

Hungry Man Pizza Drop: Teams, dressed as slices of pizza, must take turns carrying stacks of pizza boxes across a tilting bridge over a pool and set them up on tables on the opposite side, while the show's 'ninjas' throw balls to try and knock the players into the pool.

This is a listing of the various challenges performed on the show. The contestants for the show are adolescents aged 12–16 from across Canada. Ninja Shinobi also gives them a prize, which is not real, but makes the audience laugh.

#Japanese gameshow tubes series

On 20 August 2014, YTV & Disney XD dismissed increasing rumors that Japanizi: Going, Going, Gong! had been cancelled, reporting rather that renewal of the series is undetermined as of the present.Ībout the show: 4 teams take on 3 courses, but only 1 team can win the impossibly large trophy. Japanizi is produced by Toronto-based marblemedia, the production company behind the game shows Splatalot and The Adrenaline Project, makes children’s programs for television, web and mobile. The Japanese language is incorporated with the show, but it is mostly English. The studio-based kids' game show makes use of zany costumes, conveyor belts, dizzy chairs, giant fans and velcro walls with themed competitions and more. Japanizi is an adaptation of the ABC reality show I Survived A Japanese Game Show, originally called Big in Japan, and was created by David Sidebotham. The show's characters include a group of ninjas led by the English-translator ninja Shinobi and Glasses Man, who is one of the audience members. Yoshi Amao hosts, with Masayuki Hashimoto as 'Judge Masa'. The series first aired on YTV starting 5 November 2013 and in the United States on Disney XD as of 4 November 2013. Japanizi 'Going, Going, Gong!' ('ゴーイング、ゴーイング、ゴング！') 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. Canadian TV series or program Japanizi: Going, Going, Gong!