The Taste of Tea
Why this pick
Shares Party 7’s deadpan, handmade surrealism and playful visual imagination, but unfolds as a warmly eccentric family mosaic with equally unpredictable comic rhythms.
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Shares Party 7’s deadpan, handmade surrealism and playful visual imagination, but unfolds as a warmly eccentric family mosaic with equally unpredictable comic rhythms.
Why this pick
Its mock-documentary deadpan gradually collides with outrageous visual absurdity, matching Party 7’s pleasure in treating nonsense with complete stylistic seriousness.
Why this pick
A hyper-designed collision of intersecting stories, eccentric criminals, and surreal repetitions; ideal for Party 7’s taste for energetic, unpredictable pop spectacle.
Why this pick
Built around a deliberately baffling premise and escalating visual gags, it has Party 7’s commitment to absurdity, bold artifice, and patiently straight-faced comedy.
Why this pick
A wildly eclectic musical black comedy whose deliberately artificial sets and sudden genre shifts echo Party 7’s anarchic, anything-can-happen sensibility.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Todohei Todohira

Travel Agent

Doctor



Desk Clerk

Okita Souji

Captain Banana