Koko ga Hen da yo Nihonjin (ここがヘンだよ日本人, This doesn't make sense, Japanese people!)
The other panel was a pool of 100 Japanese-speaking expatriates from around the world voicing, in Japanese, their grievances about their treatment in Japan.
The show was unique as it was a departure from the way foreigners are traditionally used on Japanese television that instead of being glorified non-talking set pieces, they could converse and articulate in conjunction with Japanese tarento.
The show was also a jumpboard for several of the regular Japanese panelists; at least three of them later pursued successful careers as politicians:
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