Rent-A-Family: The Japanese Industry Reimagining What Family Means
Japan Anime Spy X Family Fake Two Pieces Stripe Long Sleeve Anya Forger/Yor Forger/Loid Forger Kawaii Manga Unisex Summer Tshirt - AliExpress
Japanese Man Reveals Double Life of Rent-a-Stranger Company
Inszenierte Familienbeziehungen - Fake Family – Leihfamilien in Japan | hoerspielundfeature.de
Real Appeal: Japanese service lets you book fake friends and partners to pose in Facebook photos | The Independent | The Independent
Conan's Japanese rent-a-family is told to laugh at all his jokes | Boing Boing
Conan O'Brien Rents A Fake Family In Japan To Battle Loneliness
Apparently in Japan you can rent a family for a day. Conan finally seems happy : r/ConanBeingAwesome
Japan's Rent-a-Family Industry | The New Yorker
The Booming Japanese Rent-a-Friend Business - The Atlantic
Actress Aoi Mizuhara explores Asian family values in 'The Farewell,' her Hollywood debut | The Japan Times
New Yorker Re-examines Article on Japanese 'Family Rental' Service - WSJ
Rental families to heal lonely souls in Japan - YouTube
Watch: Conan O'Brien rents a fake family in Japan special - UPI.com
Conan's Japanese rent-a-family is told to laugh at all his jokes | Boing Boing
Family posing for a photo souvenir in the middle of fake penguins in kaiyukan aquarium, Kansai region, Osaka, Japan Stock Photo - Alamy
TIL that Japan has a thriving 'Fake Family' industry, where clients can rent family members for special occasions or just to alleviate loneliness. : r/todayilearned
Inside Japan's Fake-Family Industry | Rent a Mom or a Sister For The Day | MTH
Japanese mogul Yuichi Ishii has over 100 wives and 20 different families - but there's a catch
Rent a Family, Inc: Inside Japan's Fake Family Industry (LinkAsia: 9/13/13) - YouTube
Conan Rents A Family In Japan | CONAN on TBS - YouTube
Japanese city blames bogus NPR report for wannabe ninja problem
Conan O'Brien Visits “Conan Town,” Rents Fake Family in Japan Special – The Hollywood Reporter
How The New Yorker Fell Into the “Weird Japan” Trap | The New Republic
