[04/29/25 - 04:01 PM] Video: Japanese Unscripted Comedy "Welcome, Now Get Lost" Trailer Offers a Glimpse of New Comedy Survival Game, Streaming May 13 This expanded Netflix special follows comedians as they navigate a hilariously cursed village, enduring relentless taunts from angry villagers.
[via press release from Netflix]
Japanese Unscripted Comedy 'Welcome, Now Get Lost' Trailer Offers a Glimpse of New Comedy Survival Game, Streaming May 13
The trailer and first-look stills for Netflix's upcoming Japanese unscripted comedy Welcome, Now Get Lost have been released, offering audiences a sneak peek into the hilarity and chaos that awaits.
This expanded Netflix special follows comedians as they navigate a hilariously cursed village, enduring relentless taunts from angry villagers. To survive, there's only one rule: comedians must withstand the villagers' jabs without losing their temper. Those who falter face elimination. Who can transform the hostility into humor and make their escape?
Hosted by Koji Higashino and created by Nobuyuki Sakuma - the mastermind behind Last One Standing and LIGHTHOUSE - Welcome, Now Get Lost is inspired by the popular "BATOUMURA" project from Sakuma's YouTube channel, NOBROCK TV, which has garnered over 15 million views.
Watch these comedians attempt to lift the village's curse in Welcome, Now Get Lost, premiering on May 13, only on Netflix.
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