We organize this stand-up open mic event every two weeks at Little Japan, located in Asakusabashi. Cheerful people from all around the world (this time South Korea, UK, America, Canda, New Zealand, Australia, India and Japan! gather together each time in the cozy atmosphere of the hostel.
Participants each take turns talking in front of everyone. Some of them are used to doing stand-up comedy, and others not so much, but everyone enjoys their time sharing and making people laugh.
Laughing and making people laugh is good for your health!
Let’s create a culture of stand-up comedy in Japan together! Come and join us! Every 1st and 3rd Sunday we organize Open Mic event in Litle Japan!
We organize this stand-up open mic event every two weeks at Little Japan, located in Asakusabashi. Cheerful people from all around the world (this time South Korea, UK, America, Canda, New Zealand, and Japan! gather together each time in the cozy atmosphere of the hostel.
Participants each take turns talking in front of everyone. Some of them are used to doing stand-up comedy, and others not so much, but everyone enjoys their time sharing and making people laugh.
Laughing and making people laugh is good for your health!
Let’s create a culture of stand-up comedy in Japan together! Come and join us! Every 1st and 3rd Sunday we organize Open Mic event in Litle Japan!
We organize this stand-up open mic event every two weeks at Little Japan, located in Asakusabashi. Cheerful people from all around the world (this time South Korea, UK, America, France, Norway and Japan! gather together each time in the cozy atmosphere of the hostel.
Participants each take turns talking in front of everyone. Some of them are used to doing stand-up comedy, and others not so much, but everyone enjoys their time sharing and making people laugh.
Laughing and making people laugh is good for your health!
Let’s create a culture of stand-up comedy in Japan together! Come and join us! Every 1st and 3rd Sunday we organize Open Mic event in Litle Japan!
We organize this stand-up open mic event every two weeks at Little Japan, located in Asakusabashi. Cheerful people from all around the world (this time South Korea, Australia, America, France, and Japan! gather together each time in the cozy atmosphere of the hostel.
Participants each take turns talking in front of everyone. Some of them are used to doing stand-up comedy, and others not so much, but everyone enjoys their time sharing and making people laugh.
Laughing and making people laugh is good for your health!
Let’s create a culture of stand-up comedy in Japan together! Come and join us! Every 1st and 3rd Sunday we organize Open Mic event in Litle Japan!
We organize this stand-up open mic event every two weeks at Little Japan, located in Asakusabashi. Cheerful people from all around the world (this time South Korea, Indonesia, Australia, Netherland, France, and Japan!) gather together each time in the cozy atmosphere of the hostel.
Participants each take turns talking in front of everyone. Some of them are used to doing stand-up comedy, and others not so much, but everyone enjoys their time sharing and making people laugh.
Laughing and making people laugh is good for your health!
Let’s create a culture of stand-up comedy in Japan together! Come and join us! Every 1st and 3rd Sunday we organize Open Mic event in Litle Japan!
We organize this stand-up open mic event every two weeks at Little Japan, located in Asakusabashi. Cheerful people from all around the world (this time NZ, Indonesia, Australia, Bulgaria, US, and Japan!) gather together each time in the cozy atmosphere of the hostel.
Participants each take turns talking in front of everyone. Some of them are used to doing stand-up comedy, and others not so much, but everyone enjoys their time sharing and making people laugh.
Laughing and making people laugh is good for your health!
Let’s create a culture of stand-up comedy in Japan together! Come and join us! The next event will be on 19th January at Little Japan, Asakusabashi.
We organize this stand-up open mic event every two weeks at Little Japan, located in Asakusabashi. Cheerful people from all around the world (this time NZ, Vietnam, Indonesia, Australia, South Korea, US, and Japan!) gather together each time in the cozy atmosphere of the hostel.
Participants each take turns talking in front of everyone. Some of them are used to doing stand-up comedy, and others not so much, but everyone enjoys their time sharing and making people laugh.
Laughing and making people laugh is good for your health!
Let’s create a culture of stand-up comedy in Japan together! Come and join us! The next event will be on 12nd January at Little Japan, Asakusabashi.
We organize this stand-up open mic event every two weeks at Little Japan, located in Asakusabashi. Cheerful people from all around the world (this time NZ, France, Indonesia, Pakistan, Taiwan, US and Japan!) gather together each time in the cozy atmosphere of the hostel.
Participants each take turns talking in front of everyone. Some of them are used to doing stand-up comedy, and others not so much, but everyone enjoys their time sharing and making people laugh.
Laughing and making people laugh is good for your health!
Let’s create a culture of stand-up comedy in Japan together! Come and join us! The next event will be on 22nd December at Little Japan, Asakusabashi.
The Funny Japan Project organized an English open mic called Jokes About Japan at SERA on December 7th, 2019. As you would expect, all the comedians told jokes about Japan.
SERA, located in Asakusabashi, is a very cool bar! After the show, we hung out and drank together!
Through comedy, we can learn more about Japan in an enjoyable way.
If you are interested in stand-up comedy and want to tell jokes about Japan, please come on down to any of our open mic events!
Have you ever seen a Japanese guy telling jokes in English in Tokyo? If the answer’s no, then you might want to check out my show called My Japanese Perspective. I have been organizing a standup comedy show for two years now, and on 24 November I did my 255th show so far.
Tonight there were 5 audience members. They were all from America and Canada. They are all anime and manga lovers. They came to Japan to join the Tokyo Comic Con!
What’s Comic Con? Starting out as the Golden State Comic Book Convention in 1970, it was first organized by Shel Dorf and a group of San Diegans. Today, Comic Con is an event encompassing technology and pop culture. The San Diego Comic Con (U.S.) is a huge annual event in early July, attracting more than 130,000 visitors by showcasing a large range of elements; comics, animation, games, and movies. Nowadays, comic conventions are a big business and they garner a huge amount of public attention, holding recurring shows not only in American cities, but with franchised events held in France, the United Kingdom, and Japan.
The audience for my show was really kind and absolutely amazing. Rather than me just telling jokes, it became a really interactive comedy show. They focused on my performance throughout, and they gave me good ideas for the future.
If you are looking for night entertainment in Tokyo, please come to my comedy show! Let’s make fun of Japan together!
English Stand-up Comedy Show “My Japanese Perspective”