I Survived A Japanese Game Show

I Survived a Japanese Game Show puts American contestants into the bizarre world of Majide—an anything goes Japanese Game Show hosted by highly-animated host Tony Sano. This clever ABC hit is part game show, part reality series. Each season a group of Americans is shipped to Japan to compete on Majide. They spend part of each day filming the game show in the studio. The contestants are separated into two teams and compete against each other, striving for the grand prize of $250,000. Between the competitions, the contestants live together in the suburb of Kasai. They live in traditional Japanese style, with their home keeper Mama-san advising and enforcing Japanese customs. After the day's competition, the winning and losing teams receive awards and punishments, respectively. For instance, the winning team may receive a trip to a scenic mountain-top spa for the evening, while the losing team may have to go clean a subway station. I Survived a Japanese Game Show pushes contestants to their limits, with challenges that always involve the most extreme and wacky activities imaginable. MORE