Television networks across the world are producing all kinds of game shows but undoubtedly the American television industry is the pioneer of such entertainment. Their game shows are known all over the world for their authentic approach and interesting concepts. Now, they even have their own separate game show network. On the other hand, Japan television industry is known for its weirdest game shows.

To the West, the world of Japanese game shows is best known as a technicolored whirlwind of half-naked bodies, sadomasochistic physical challenges, and the occasional whimsical bunny rabbit head. In short, any reasonable person would assume they couldn't be real. The stereotype today is a bit of a misnomer -- this brand of scandalizing, borderline-torturous television is being phased out after reaching its apex in the '90s. That said, it's far from completely dead. Every so often a Japanese show like last year's "Orgasm Wars" surfaces to remind the world that, when it comes to baffling, jaw-dropping game shows, Japan truly has no rival don't worry, the U. Candy Or Not Candy?

The very bizarre Japanese game show pits two teams of five men against each other. They are tasked with eating as many marshmallows hanging on strings as they can. They then have to walk forward and attempt to eat the hanging marshmallows.

Don't be fooled by the name, this is not a safe game of Bingo. In AKBingo , contestants play a game of dodgeball. One punishment involved two girls blowing an insect through a tube. The loser had to eat the insect.