SFU Pipe Band on Nodo-jiman (japanese karoke gameshow)

SFU Pipe Band appears on Nodo-jiman (japanese karoke gameshow) in July 2003. Filmed live on location in Vancouver, BC, Canada.

[@KyleBantaMusic]

i love playin that tune! 1 of the best fun tunes ive ever played, but it sounds a million times better with a group, especially the slur!

[@chinngis83]

Arigatoo gozaimashita! That was a good time.

[@p3rdyp1nkr0ses]

I'm absolutely in love with the cultural diversity that is going on here. Japanese and Canadian Bagpipers? Talk about a sharp difference! But how beautiful it is that two totally different cultures can come together like this! Thanks for uploading this video!

[@Gillhoolee]

Great Job!

[@piperdude]

Yes indeed!

[@piperdude]

They film one episode each year outside of Japan and cities around the world compete for the chance to host it!

[@joedanho]

hi jori nice vedio " i hope one day to meet you" . piper joseph

[@piperdude]

That's the theme for the show... Nodo-jiman!

[@piperdude]

That's the Nodo-jiman theme! and yes Reid is still LD.

[@KyleBantaMusic]

wow can terry understand that guy?

[@piperdude]

The Blue Cloud!

[@jdasilva5]

i guess u didnt see the woman standing right beside him translating everything for him... lol

[@BluudyGreg]

What is the quick march at the end? ... and is Reid still lead tip or did he retire? ...

[@piperdude]

The Blue Cloud... by Adam Quinn.

[@GwaiiEagle1]

Domo!]

[@piperdude]

Adam Quinn's book 1: quinnmusic dot net

[@masaegu]

Not funny at all. Have you considerd the fact that 99% of this program's viewers were Japanese living in Japan?