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.

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

Tony Froth explains, with impeccable logic, the Reserve Bank of Australia's Monetary practice.

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

From Apple's third album, Extraordinary Machine, released 2005. A beautiful song that really showcases Apple's excellent vocal skills. According to Mr. Wikipedia, this song was recorded in the studio... more inside