Kanako Enomoto (born 29 September 1980) is a Japanese actress and model. Kanako first attracted public attention at age 12 when she was selected the Astel phone company's spokesmodel. By 14, she had become one of the many "J-Idol" girls with the publication of her first photobook, "Fourteen" (1995). She would go on to shoot several other successful photobooks such as "Edge" (1996), "Marugoto Kanako" (1997), "Michi" ("Road") (1998), "Koko, Soko, Asoko" ("Here, There, Over There") (1999) and "Meirai" ("Beautiful Woman") (2002). Throughout this time she appeared on the covers of magazines and shot videos that complemented her photobook projects.
Kanako Enomoto Junk Brain Diagnosis is a collection of wacky mini games that allows one player mode or group mode (with up to 8 human players using the multitap controller).
The goal of the game is to pass the different diagnosis to determinate if you're sane or not...
Manufacturer's description:
Emu will diagnose your brain through a number of mini-player is a blur of progress and the therapist Kanako Enomoto-century celebrities. "Enoki home" on stage, the five mini-games to challenge a rule tells us Kanako Enomoto voice. In addition to the individual diagnostic mode, diagnostic mode is also equipped with up to eight simultaneous groups can play best.
Features:
- Third person perspective.
- 2D graphics
- Cartoon graphics
- Mini games themes.
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