@Zeit:

Lol. I see. Well, it wasn't like...err, how should I put it? It wasn't a class like in the building. It was an online class taught by this lady in...Virginia. So we would send things in to submit them, and we would have to call up once a week to do oral quizzes. We had a teacher with us that would administer the tests and be in charge of mailing them to sensei.

Oh no. Really? HOW AND WHY? They don't need mooooooooore kanji. ;__;

@Angel Zakuro:

Lucky, my school was poor and had Spanish and more Spanish.

Kanji is freaking ridiculous, you know they're adding like a huge amount of new Kanji and changing some old ones right?

Bulldookie.

@Zeit:

Well, I've been learning on my own for YEARS, and I took 2 years of japanese in high school. I can't read A LOT. I just know hiragana and katakana, as well as SOME kanji...but there's too many kanji for me to know more, lol. Too hard!! But thanks~

Ok, definitely a beetle then, lol. Not sure what "noko" means but "giri" usually means to cut/slice...so I guess that has to do with the pincers...still, a strange title and strange video. >>

@Angel Zakuro:

Your Japanese must be very good O.o

I can barely read anything XD

And yes is definitely is a beatle. Re-watching the video she definitely does some pincher type beatle movements. Also the bow on her head is very beatle like.

@Zeit:

Yes, I read it. :) That's why I could tell you, lol. "Nokogiri Gaaru (girl)". A beatle? O__o Hmm...ok...

@Angel Zakuro:

Can you read that?

I'm almost positive Nokogiri is a type of beatle. And actually that thing on her head kind of reminds me of a certain type of beatle...OFF TO GOOGLE!

WTF. WTFFFFF!!! What's with the costumes?? Lol. It IS a catchy song though. It's called "Nokogiri Girl." I'm not sure what "nokogiri" means though. But yeah. XD