Another cool video from Japanese Hip-Hop quintet Rip Slyme. Can anyone comment on what the heck this song is all about?

With a theme similar to some of their other titles such as Dig Dug, Speed King is a catchy video-game inspired and sampled musical piece from unique Japanese Hip-Hop sensation Rip Slyme.

From the land of 15-second commercials and one of it's most dynamic hip-hop groups comes a 5 minute commercial for...the colours of the Sony Viao line of notebooks. And darn catchy at that. I'm glad... more inside

A smooth jam from Japanese Hip-Hop superstars Rip Slyme. The video is a nice montage of seemingly-candid Tokyo street life. This one, I assume, is going out to all the ladies. The ladies with fellas. Title: Tales Artist: RIP SLYME Album: FUN FAIR

Video for the 1963 Japanese pop song. Originally performed by Kyu Sakamoto, with music by Hachidai Nakamura and lyrics by Yukio Aoshima. The song tells the story about a boy that everyday meets a girl... more inside

Lots of parodies of this simultaneously inane and brilliant video floating around, but the original doesn't seem to be on here until now. This is a decent-quality version of the original.

I first heard of this company showing off a prototype of their dolphin-inspired speedboat/submarine in 2004. Apparently it's now for sale for a mere £30,000.

The unique PEPP-Aeroshell (Planetary Entry Parachute Program) was a test vehicle to test the aerodynamic properties of the parachutes for the Voyager (later renamed Viking) Mars probes. It was launched... more inside