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Talking Yoshimoto: Japanese Comedy Legends Bring Laughs to Your Chats
If you love Japanese pop culture, you’ve probably heard of YOSHIMOTO KOGYO CO.,LTD. They are the absolute giants behind Japan’s comedy scene, and they’ve brought their talent directly to your phone screens.
YOSHIMOTO KOGYO CO.,LTD has been shaping entertainment for over a century, making them a powerhouse in creating digital assets. Their deep roster of beloved comedians means they can transition classic stage humor into digital expression like no one else. By turning iconic running jokes into digital stickers, they help fans share laughter across the globe.
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Behind the Scenes of Digital Humor
The rights and copyright for these digital creations belong entirely to YOSHIMOTO KOGYO CO.,LTD. Managing such a vast roster of talent requires careful coordination. This publisher ensures that the unique voices and likenesses of these performers are protected while still letting fans enjoy their humor. Their work sets a high standard for how physical comedic performances can be transformed into engaging digital assets for modern messaging apps.
Talking Yoshimoto – 3776
The first ever LINE stickers with sound are here! Check out famous comical phrases from Yoshimoto stars in this hilarious set and take your chats to the next level!
- Title : Talking Yoshimoto
- Price : Paid
- Type : Sound
- Region : Japan
- Link : line://shop/detail/3776
- Publisher : YOSHIMOTO KOGYO CO.,LTD
- Copyright : YOSHIMOTO KOGYO CO.,LTD
The Star-Studded Lineup
This set features twenty-four stickers arranged in four columns. Let’s look at each row to see what these comedians are doing.
Row one kicks off with Sanma Akashiya pointing and laughing against a pink backdrop, saying Honma yanee, which translates to That’s so true. Next, Hitoshi Matsumoto flexes his muscles in front of yellow, saying Akan, meaning No way. Beside him, Masatoshi Hamada points forward on blue, shouting Kekka happyou, meaning Result announcement. Closing the row, Takashi Okamura dances on green, saying Omoshiroi, translated as Interesting.
Row two starts with Hiroyuki Yabe pointing on orange, saying Out. Next, Jimmy Onishi makes a goofy face on yellow, declaring Yatteru yatteru, which means I’m doing it. Then, Kosugi from Black Mayonnaise screams his famous catchphrase Hee-haw on red. His partner, Yoshida, finishes the row with a perplexed look on green, saying Douka shiteruze, meaning Something’s wrong with you.
Row three features Goto from Football Hour looking shocked on blue, saying Jet coaster ka, comparing a situation to a roller coaster. His partner, Iwao, smiles gently on pink. Next, Inoue from Non Style gives a smug wink on purple, saying Omatase, which means Sorry to keep you waiting. Then, Toshi from Taka and Toshi gestures aggressively on yellow, shouting Oubai ka, translating to Are you Western.
Row four begins with Taka smiling warmly on green. Beside him, Chihara Junior looks cool on blue, saying Seyanen, meaning That’s right. Then, Atsuhiko Nakata from Oriental Radio poses confidently on red, saying Acchan kakkoii, meaning Acchan is so cool. His partner, Shingo Fujimori, points with a stylish grin on pink, saying Kimi kawauii ne, translating to You’re cute.
Row five brings Morisanchu’s Oshima yelling angrily on yellow, saying Fuzakenjaneeyo, meaning Don’t mess around. Next, Haruna from Harisenbon objects on blue, shouting Kadono Takuzo janeeyo, which translates to I’m not Takuzo Kadono. Beside her, Wakky from Penalty pulls a funny face on green, shouting Biyoon. Finally, Jinnai Tomonori smiles warmly on pink.
Row six starts with Maeda from Slim Club looking relaxed on blue, saying Iiyo, meaning It’s fine. Next, Matayoshi from Peace looks thoughtful on yellow. His partner, Ayabe, poses stylishly on pink, saying It’s showtime in English. The final sticker features a group celebration against a red background, bringing a cheerful end to the entire set.
Talking Yoshimoto Vol. 2 – 4967
Yoshimoto is back with a new set of sound stickers featuring a host of up-and-coming comedians! The quips and quotes packed into this set will delight your friends for hours on end.
- Title : Talking Yoshimoto Vol. 2
- Price : Paid
- Type : Animation & Sound
- Region : Japan
- Link : line://shop/detail/4967
- Publisher : YOSHIMOTO KOGYO CO.,LTD
- Copyright : YOSHIMOTO KOGYO CO.,LTD
This animated pack features twenty-four distinct stickers arranged in a clean grid of four images per row. Each one features a real comedian paired with bold Japanese text to emphasize their loud, spoken catchphrases.
Row 1: The Energetic Starters
The first sticker features a man in a bright yellow suit pointing dramatically with the text Nandeyanen, meaning why is that, a classic Osaka comedy comeback. The second shows a comedy duo bowing politely with Maido, meaning hello or thanks, framed by blue speech bubbles. The third features a comedian holding his head in mock despair with a purple background, saying Muri, which translates to impossible. The fourth shows a smiling face with a thumbs-up and a sparkling green border saying Ok.
Row 2: Expressive Reactions
The fifth sticker has a close-up of a shocked face screaming Eee?!, meaning what?!, highlighted by dramatic manga speed lines. The sixth shows a performer in a red shirt doing a karate chop pose with the word Domo, meaning thanks. The seventh displays a comedian crying comedic tears with Gomen, which translates to sorry, written in watery blue characters. The eighth shows a smug face with folded arms and gold stars saying Sasuga, meaning as expected.
Row 3: Everyday Quips
The ninth sticker features a cheerful wave with Otsukare, meaning good work, in friendly pink letters. The tenth depicts a puzzled comedian scratching his head with a giant question mark and Nande?, meaning why?. The eleventh shows a character bowing deeply, saying Yoroshiku, which means please be kind to me, in neat green text. The twelfth captures a triumphant fist pump with red flames and Yatta!, meaning I did it!.
Row 4: Over-the-Top Gags
The thirteenth sticker features a comedian pointing accusingly with the text Chotto matte, meaning hold on a second, in bold yellow. The fourteenth shows a sleeping character with bubbles and Neru, meaning going to sleep, written in soft blue. The fifteenth has a face of pure disbelief with cold sweat drops and Majide?, translating to seriously?. The sixteenth features a dramatic pointing pose with Sore na!, meaning exactly!, in hot pink.
Row 5: High-Energy Responses
The seventeenth sticker shows a comedian saluting with Ryokai, meaning understood, in bold military-style text. The eighteenth depicts a face hidden in shame with a dark shadow and Hazukashi, meaning embarrassing. The nineteenth features a wide-eyed comedian shouting Uso!, meaning no way!, against a bright red backdrop. The twentieth shows a sparkling smile with Arigato, meaning thank you, surrounded by small hearts.
Row 6: The Big Finales
The twenty-first sticker shows a comedian with a megaphone shouting Ganbare, meaning do your best, in encouraging orange. The twenty-second has a character looking confused with Pekori, representing a cute bow. The twenty-third shows a laughing face with Wara, meaning haha, written in green. The final twenty-fourth sticker finishes with a classic bow and Bye bye in cheerful yellow bubbles.
Talking Yoshimoto Vol. 3 – 11898
Bring some humor to your chats with these hilarious stickers from some of Yoshimoto’s funniest comedic talents. They’ve proven themselves in competitions like the M-1 Grand Prix and King of Conte—now their unique personalities are at your disposal!
- Title : Talking Yoshimoto Vol. 3
- Price : Paid
- Type : Sound
- Region : Japan
- Link : line://shop/detail/11898
- Publisher : YOSHIMOTO KOGYO CO.,LTD
- Copyright : YOSHIMOTO KOGYO CO.,LTD
Row-by-Row Laughs to Share
Row one features the hilarious duo Chidori. Sticker one shows Nobu shouting クセがすごい！ (What a quirk!), pointing dramatically. Sticker two has Daigo looking smug, saying シンプルに口が悪い (Simply bad-mouthed). Sticker three is Nobu yelling angrily in bright text, and sticker four features Daigo giving a relaxed thumbs-up saying ええよォ (Sure thing).
Row two highlights the energetic Yuriyan Retriever. Sticker five has her posing in a blue unitard saying 調子乗っちゃって (Getting carried away). Sticker six features her crying theatrically with おおきに (Thank you), sticker seven shows her calm face saying 落ち着いていきやー (Just relax), and sticker eight captures her confused look with ハァ？ (Huh?).
Row three brings the champion duo Tooro Salmon. Sticker nine shows Kubota looking sly, saying 言うてますけども (Though I’m saying this). Sticker ten features Murakami bowing politely with お疲れ様です (Good work), sticker eleven is Kubota offering a quick あざす (Thanks), and sticker twelve shows both triumphantly declaring they are champions.
Row four stars the sharp-witted Kamaitachi. Sticker thirteen showcases Yamauchi’s wide-eyed shock screaming 嘘つけ！ (Liar!). Sticker fourteen has Hamada nodding in agreement saying それな (Exactly), sticker fifteen features Yamauchi pointing accusatorially, and sticker sixteen captures Hamada yelling in a colorful frame.
Row five showcases the surreal art of Cookie from Wild Bomb. Sticker seventeen depicts him in eerie, white face makeup whispering おまえの骨を鳴らしてやろうか (Shall I crack your bones?). Sticker eighteen has his face squeezed tight saying すきすきすき (Love love love), sticker nineteen shows him holding a bizarre prop, and sticker twenty is a deadpan farewell.
Row six wraps up with Amako Inter. Sticker twenty-one features Seiko looking overly cute saying いいなー (How nice). Sticker twenty-two captures Nagisa looking tough saying シバくぞ (I’ll beat you), sticker twenty-three is Seiko waving joyfully, and sticker twenty-four shows Nagisa raising a casual glass of beer.
