Japanese Internet Memes

Discover how a chaotic 1990s Japanese toy commercial for “Battle Dome” transformed into a beloved meme. From childhood nostalgia to remix culture, this viral legend keeps bouncing back.

Discover the story behind Japan’s viral Nittai-dai Call—from a heartfelt graduation chant to a cultural meme embraced in ads, remixes, and internet lore. A meme powered by voice, rhythm, and pride.

Discover how a scene from Kingdom turned Takao Osawa into a meme icon. Explore the rise of the #OsawaTakaoFestival and why it resonated deeply with moms, workers, and meme lovers in Japan.

Discover how Gojou Masaru, a silent side character from Inazuma Eleven, won a fan poll and became a lasting Japanese meme and cultural symbol.

Explore how a surreal trailer line from El Shaddai turned into one of Japan’s most iconic internet memes—lasting over a decade with global fan love.

Discover how The Prince of Tennis Musical (Tenimyu) sparked viral memes, fan obsession, and became a cult classic in Japanese internet culture.

A terrified convenience store clerk screamed, “Boku, Arubaito!” during a real robbery—and accidentally gave birth to one of Japan’s most iconic memes. Discover the story behind the scream.

A misheard anime line turned into one of Japan’s loudest memes. Learn how “Futae no Kiwami” became a cult classic through chaos, cringe, and creativity.