Japanizi: Going, Going, Gong!

- Season 1

(2023)

In this episode, contestants are hungry for pizza and take a run at it, but can they score and make it stick to win?

Contestants catch balls, peddle for their lives and get dunked. All in a days work as contestants go for a win

Teams go fishing for a win, but get disoriented and confused in the next two games.

Contestants learn that having many arms doesn't necessarily make things easier, but being an artist and a really good jumper might help.

Contestants must carry fish over a slippery surface, pour tea while running on a conveyor belt and survive dizzy spinning lily pads in order to win.

Four teams of adults and kids prove they are not chicken during the Frenzy, and that they can serve up bubble tea in a slippery situation. But can they avoid getting dunked?

Contestants take a crazy subway ride and dress up as babies, but the real challenge to decide the winner happens when they slide down a slippery slope.

Soggy pizza, wet penguins and jumping at sticky walls - just a normal day on a Japanese game show.

Contestants learn that having too many arms is difficult when attempting transport water, but as long as their bubble doesn't burst, they can get to the last round where they hopefully won't get dumped on.

Adults and kids team up to find a fortune, but can they use chopsticks and then stick to a wall?

A little fish and tea is always nice, but when it comes to sliding down a slippery slope, can contestants hit the target?

Contestants first take the subway and then jump on the train, but hopping to victory seems to be the final solution to winning this game.

Contestants send feathers and soccer balls flying around, but the real question is whether they fly with a pair of chopsticks in hand.

Trapped in a bubble, tied back-to-back and dressed as a penguin is all in a day's work for these contestants on their quest for the win.

Delivering pizzas and not missing the train may be easy for these contestants, but can they stick to the Velcro wall?

It's all about using your legs to get to the final round as contestants learn the difficulties of having to many legs and then not having enough.

This episode is wet and slippery as contestants dive for coins, serve a cup of tea and finally slip and slide while carrying large slippery fish. Talk about mayhem.

Contestants are outfitted as octopuses, penguins and various vegetables as they slip, slide and spin their way to victory.

Contestants have to make sure that they don't crack eggs or pop balloons, but if they stick to the wall then they can win it all.

With pizza boxes and contestants flying around, can our final two teams stick the landing for the win?

Contestants have trouble delivering pizza and finding their soccer balls, but sticking to the wall is all that matters.

Contestants bounce off each other while trying to catch balls and then run for their lives to create a masterpiece. The only way for the madness to end is if they can stick to the wall.

Moving large fish gets slippery and a game of soccer proves to be disorienting. As long as they don't get dizzy in the last round, contestants are good for the win.

Contestants are faced with too many arms and legs in the first game followed by bikes that are too small. In the end, a really good jump is all they need.

You know it's a normal day on Japanizi: Going, Going, Gong. when you're carrying slippery fish, trying to carefully pour tea while running and getting dizzy while delivering soup.

There are no chickens during the first game and contestants seem to deliver bubble tea well in a slippery situation. But can contestants avoid getting dunked?

Contestants take a crazy subway ride, which makes them act like complete babies in the next game. However, the team that can slide like a penguin will grab the win.

Pizzas flying, penguins sliding and contestants sticking to walls is what happens when you compete for the Impossibly Large Trophy.

Teams slip and slide as they try to move water, but are careful not to burst their bubbles as they move on to decide who will be dumped and reign supreme.

Contestants get a filthy fortune and try to catch mice while flying, but their biggest challenge is staying in their seats.

Contestants face a slippery day as they transport fish, serve tea and slide down a slope.

In the first challenge, contestants must take the train before trying to avoid it in the second game. If they make it to the end they'll be invited to a "Lucky Miso Soup Party!"

Can teams protect chicken eggs, kick soccer balls and use chopsticks? Well one team can.

Contestants are trapped in a bubble and then have to wear diapers before sliding down a big hill.

Feathers get ruffled and a bit wet while bubbles get burst, but in the end, it's all about the landing.

Moving seawater with multiple legs and creating a masterpiece while running all require skill. At the end of the day, it's all about the luck of the cut.

With an underwater search and nontraditional tea ceremony in the first two rounds the final two teams will need to avoid slipping and sliding to win the Impossibly Large Trophy.

Water animals represent in this aquatic themed episode filled with octopuses, penguins and frogs.

Contestants have to make sure that they don't crack eggs or pop balloons, but if they stick to the wall then they can win it all.

It's another day filled with soggy pizzas, flying lobsters and jumping contestants.