Sandy James submits.
This says so much about the Japanese. (The audience was particularly impressed about 1.50.)
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Which also explains this:
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On the other hand, maybe nothing really explains that.
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This lemming-nation is equally good at the discipline of synchronized thinking. Ahh-soooo! 🙂
You do realize that college and high school marching bands ail over the south do this every weekend during football season. Yes, including weaving through each other, all without benefit of lines on the floor, and only the whistle of the drum major and stripes every 30 feet for guidance, and playing music at the same time. Including tubas and trombones.