Every once in a while a new craze takes over Japan, usually in the form of a children’s song. The song will hit the top of the Japanese music charts and stay there for months. Every little kid will memorize the song and believe it or not so will quite a few adults. Once the song becomes popular a dance will be choreographed for it and kids will study hard to learn it.
Right now that song is Oshiri Kajiri Mushi -The Bottom Biting Bug Song I have no idea who thought of it but they are probably making millions from it. Not only that, but I’ll bet that if you spend a day shopping in Japan, you’ll hear it being played in at least one place. It’s a funny song and is actually kind of catchy.
Learn this song, or at least the “Oshiri Kajiri Mushi” part and you’ll totally impress all of your Japanese friends!
My name is Michael McKinlay and I live in Calgary, Alberta Canada. Although I was born here, I have lived in a few other places in Western Canada such as, Saskatoon, Regina, Medicine Hat, and Edmonton. I also spent time in Hong Kong and Japan. [
It’s a true classic, right up there with Crazy Frog and the Teletubbies. Spread the word and get this song a Grammy!
We can only hope Nick!
Of course, I know this song!!
I don’t know why kids like this song!!
I love this song! Kajite kajite kajite nan bo, kajite no nanbo no shoubaida!!! Biting is important business! I love this song because it’s so crazy!
I couldn’t hear it as it says this video is not longer available. I would like to have heard it
NHK have made a copyright claim for that video, but you can see it here instead: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAQez5q2oP8
Thanks Nick!
Removed again. NHK are such spoil sports.
No doubt!