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Oh Tokyo!

October 29, 2007

The show’s goal was simple: to give the Pinoys an overview of the Japanese culture. We love it for the host’s flawless translation of Japanese to Filipino. It also helps that she speaks in a sing-song voice while she asks the Tokyo-dwellers about their day-to-day living. Sad to say, this show stopped airing in RJ TV 29 many years ago. However, cheesedip.com says that Oh! Tokyo III is undergoing production and will be airing on WINS channel.

Entry Filed under: 90s+TV, Oh Tokyo!, nineties+TV, nineties+shows+philippines. .

7 Comments Add your own

1. Alexis | January 5, 2008 at 9:46 pm

Hi!

I think the reason Eleanor Nishiumi (the host) can translate flawlessly from Filipino to Japanese is that she married a Japanese guy.
2. reeyah | October 29, 2008 at 7:43 am

i miss this show! haha
3. charmaine | February 2, 2009 at 2:26 pm

naalala ko pa.. aliw na aliw kami ng daddy kong nanonood nito. para kaming minumura ng mga hapon. hahahaha
4. Arch Mon | February 20, 2009 at 11:10 pm

nakakatuwa kaya sya…

kaya di ko nakalimutan ang japanese word na
konnichiwa

kasi lagi nya sinasabi yun

fave episodes ko ay yung mga time
na nasa mga theme parks sya
5. Mimay | March 16, 2009 at 10:23 am

i agree arch mon! hehe.. ang hirap nga i search ng show.. gusto ko mapanood ulit! i remember lagi lang kumakain yung host.. hehe titkman niya lahat ng food.. ang kulit.. i wanna watch it again.. do you guys know where? tnx!
6. Lawrence | March 22, 2009 at 2:25 am

I like the host especially pag tumitikim siya ng pagaking hapon. Abay nilalasap niyang mabuti. at exag kung mag-comment. pero ang bruha, inaaliw ako. Nawala na rin kasi ang Wowow sa cable eh kaya wala na rin ang Oh! Tokyo!
7. Takenoshin | October 25, 2009 at 11:36 pm

I love Oh Tokyo.. pero nakakalungkot na lahat ay nagbabago… “Everything is changing…”
It’s time to “move on~~!!”

Please do share videos of WINS Oh Tokyo… I really miss this…

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