"Takeshi's Castle" is a Japanese game show where contestants face a series of wacky and challenging physical obstacles in order to reach the final stage and defeat the show's host, Count Takeshi.
takeshi's castle is fake
Yeah, Hes Asian and also likes noodles and a spot of takeshis castle. Nigey, Yeah, Hes Asian and also likes noodles and a spot of takeshis castle in the evening, his phone book has more . Nigey, nodle faces
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Yes at least 7-8 times. 5 of them with the lasers and censors, 2-3 times with the rings and water pistols. 9 according to wiki
Most people who have appeared on "Takeshi's Castle" are Japanese, but foreigners have been in a few episodes.
The first Japanese castle is often considered to be the Takeda Castle, built in the early 15th century. However, more prominently, the Himeji Castle, constructed in the early 17th century, is frequently cited as the first example of the modern Japanese castle style. It exemplifies the sophisticated architectural features and defensive capabilities that characterize later Japanese castles. The evolution of these castles reflects Japan's feudal history and military strategies.
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Takeshi's Castle
no they lived in castle but Japanese castles
Japanese castles look more like mansions or night clubs not castles like GOODRICH and WINDSOR in England.Recently i took a trip to Goodrich and it was more of a rewin that a castle but you could still identify the parts. If you are wondering what a Japanese castle looks like then in google type in: Castles in Japan. these pictures really inspired me for my school project of designing then making your own castle. thanks.
Apparently they win some money (around £5000-£8000) but I could have sworn that I watched it one time and someone won a book with a hollow inside which had some sort of golden potato in it, I'm not sure if this was a weird dream or real but I'm sure I saw it on TV once in the uk
Matsumoto Castle is located in Matsumoto City, Nagano Prefecture, Japan. It is one of Japan's most well-preserved and picturesque castles, known for its striking black and white exterior. The castle is surrounded by a moat and offers stunning views of the Japanese Alps in the background. It is a designated National Treasure of Japan and a popular tourist destination.