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About Atama wa Tsukaiyou. Card mo Tsukaiyou.
A commercial commissioned by Credit Saison. The first 500 people to enroll for a Saison Card would receive an anime character Rina Takeda karate alarm clock. Rina is a real Japanese actress with a double black belt in Ryukyu Shorin-ryu Karate, she had previously done a commercial for the banking company where she uses her forehead to chop 15 concrete slabs in half. The anime commercial focuses on an animated Rina and her famous karate technique.
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