HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO YOU ALL

i am very greatful to be alive and share great moment with everyone.
wish all be happy and stay in healthy.

my love

kazu

1000 ways to die on spike

1000 ways to die on spike tv.

bowed out!!

HIMYM ON CBS ON OCT 5TH

MY appearance on " how i met your mother " aka HIMYM was great!!!!!!!!

enjoy some of the photos from the show.

thank you for all your support.

love

kazu

TIM AND ERIC on NY magazine talking about KAZ

How the Internet Got Awesomer
Tim and Eric’s plan for online domination.




* By Jocelyn Guest
* Published Nov 12, 2007

Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim made their first shorts as film students at Temple. Ten years later, the second season of the off-the-wall, antic Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! premieres on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim, on November 19 at 12:15 a.m. And that’s just the beginning: Already, we’ve been enjoying their hysterical podcast on Superdeluxe.com, which just premiered their new weekly live online show, Tim and Eric Nite Live (it streams live every Tuesday at 10 p.m. Eastern). Soon, Comedy Central will premiere their new project, Steven & Stephen, a show about twins conjoined at the penis. But it’s not all, um, as awesome as that: After years of filming screwy, brilliant low-budget shorts with some of biggest names in comedy (Bob Odenkirk and David Cross, for example), the pair still can’t get David Byrne to return their calls.



Tim and Eric Nite Live

What are you doing now?
EW: We do a lot of comedy experiments. Downstairs in our studio waiting for us is this small Japanese man who has some sword experience and a really large fat man who is going to be his assistant. They’re not very good actors, but we just want them to fool around for a few hours. I guarantee we’re going to get some serious magic out of these guys.
TH: The Japanese man’s name is Kaz, so we had the idea for a show being named Kasual Swording With Kaz. It’s basically how to use your sword in everyday activities like opening your door, spreading ketchup and mustard on a bun, and picking up trash. Swords aren’t just for violence anymore.

Do you have more fun on the Web than on cable?
EW: It’s a totally different experience, because you have much more freedom—especially when you’re not getting paid for it. It’s unbelievably fun and satisfying. With Tim and Eric Nite Live, there aren’t as many restrictions. We love making the TV show, but the Internet shorts have less consequences.

How did Nite Live come about?
TH:We thought it’d be fun to use live Web streaming. We’re not trying to overwrite it so much. We’re trying to just set up a couple scenarios that will probably be a disaster—but hopefully in a good way. It’s kind of like a calculated disaster.
EW: I feel like I’m going to start giggling. I’ve been having a major giggle problem recently. I tried to do the lip-bite thing … it doesn’t work; it just makes me look weird. It can be a little charming.

It’s kind of comedy for the comedy fan. Any crazies?
EW: We have one fan who had a birthday party for my birthday in her bedroom. She put it on YouTube, so you can see it. She’s a really sweet and not-threatening girl, but for my girlfriend to show me this video of this girl with streamers and Eric balloons, alone by herself with her cats …
TH: We just had a song contest where people made videos of themselves covering songs from our show. We got 40 or 50 entries that are all so unique. It’s weird to see someone in their living room lip-synching our songs.
EW: It’s amazing to see these kids start to edit in the style that we do—this bizarre, choppy editing.
TH: Secrets revealed: It’s not that hard!
EW: I mean, the stuff that we find funny is a lot of low-budget, crappy cable-access shows and commercials. Usually the most low-budget wins. The spirit is, we want kids who have no money to be able to turn on their video cameras and make something.
TH: When we originally started making shorts we had no money, so the aesthetic was really there in the beginning. We couldn’t make something that looked good; we were incapable of it.
EW: We can be funny on a bigger budget, but other times it’s what saves things. It could be an idea that would be funny on SNL but looks way too real and good … "sketchy."
TH: That’s a phrase we use here. It’s too "sketchy"—too sketch-comedy-ish. We’re more Monty Python or Mr. Show.

Your guest stars are always amazing.
EW: This year we had John C. Reilly back, and Jeff Goldblum. I mean, we have David Cross and Bob Odenkirk. These guys are literally our idols that are on the show. But we still want David Byrne! We’ve been trying to get him for years.
TH: If you get too big of a person, it takes you out of the fit a little bit. It takes a certain person to work in that world.
EW: Our studio’s made up of people we hired three years ago that came out of film school and art school. It’s kind of like a little commune. We make a point not to let any Hollywood assholes in this world, they’re not welcome. People know that. When they come over they’re having fun. No douche bags here!

HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER on MOnday Oct /5th at 8PM on CBS

Episode 5.03: Robin 101
Airdate: October 5, 2009

• 09/27 - When Robin fears that Barney is cheating on her, she soon discovers that he is spending his evenings with Ted learning everything there is to know on how to date her.
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• Guest star cast: Mandy: Heather Nichols, Sandy: Christine Tonnu, Candy: Olga Fonda,
  
• Shin-Ya: Kazu Nagahama, College Girl: Sophie Simpson. Source: CBS
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• 08/16 - Robin thinks (understandably) that Barney is cheating on her, but in fact he's betraying her and violating her trust in a much more devious way: he's taking classes in "Robin 101" from her ex-boyfriend, Ted, and Barney is proving to be a very apt pupil...
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• Shin-Ya/kazu nagahama: A quiet Japanese man, whose grasp of English is shaky to nonexistent, he wrongly thinks that Ted's class in "Robin 101" is a legitimate academic exercise, and he talks Ted into letting him audit. He makes pointed remarks in Japanese when Robin confronts Barney and Ted, and turns out to have been playing very close attention in class.
• Hot Chick #1: Seen in flashback, she gets pissed at Barney and tosses a drink in his face. Hot Girl #2: Seen in flashback, she calls Barney a bastard and tosses a drink in his face. Attractive Woman: This attractive woman in a bar reads Barney's business card aloud, the one that identifies him as "Barack Obama Junior". Source: SpoilerTV

Tim and Eric awesome TV show season 3 DVD

Tim and Eric TV show season 3 DVD was relesaed by warner home VIDEO
my segment" kasual sword " is on special feature.

please check this out

Sep 27 2009 sunday "Adam Shenkman Special 7"

KAZU will be performing on ADAM SHENKMAN SPECIAL 7 on sep 27th sunday at echo park film center.
WHAT: "ADAM SHENKMAN SPECIAL"
- episode # 7 "Adam's Twin Brother"

Featuring:
Kazu Nagahama
April Hava Shenkman
Scott Bowser
Meghan Parks
Alex Mesrobian
Sarah Hamblin
Big D. (Bucket Drummer)
Peggy Jo
Faith Cheltenham
* Special Guest Director Episode#7 - Joe Wagner
* Surprise Special Guest: T.B.A soon!
* Musical Guest Band: The Mormans

Created By: Adam Shenkman



"A brand new epic, screaming riot of joy," -Andy Milonakis

WHEN: SUNDAY, Sept 27th, 2009
TIME: 8pm
Admission $5
*This comedy special, occurs on the LAST SUNDAY OF EVERY MONTH!


WHO: ADAM SHENKMAN (creator, producer, director, M.C.)
KAZU NAGAHAMA (role: assistant director)
APRIL HAVA SHENKMAN (role: "Popcorn")