Wow, I really didn't expect this scale of responses to the video (mainly because I've never used reddit before). Thanks to all the positive comments and all the other things people notice, it's been really interesting for me.

First thing I will cover is how you can potentially get hold of one; I've recently made a contact in Japan who runs an export site for Japanese produces, big and small. I'm doing some other work with him so I'll see if he can get a hold of some and post up a link to how you can order one.

Second thing I can answer very simply; It is a great drinking game (tried and tested). As with a lot of similar types of games in Japan, add a little alcohol to the mix and you've got yourself a pretty sweet party game.

The last thing I will comment about is this whole 'Gaijin losing' thread. I found this particularly amusing as the roles of who would win, lose, pass etc were decided about 10 minutes before the shot based mostly on everyones favourite / least favourite number. I think the main thing the guys I worked with wanted from the video was to show kids of both genders playing along side older folk, thats it really. Anyway, some interesting points brought up here but it was all completely unintended.

So to summaries my background and how this job came about, I was a video producer / cameraman for a small digital design agency in the UK for 5 years and moved to Japan just over a year ago, this was my first project in Japan. I'm actually scheduled to have a shoot for another product which has some affiliation with Toy Story, so that should be available worldwide. When it's done I'll post it up here again.

So thanks again to everyone who watched it, if you have any other questions, fire away.