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Japan really gets all the good stuff. Aside from the Windows 7 whopper from Burger King, they also get a new theme that is voiced by popular seiyuu idol, Mizuki Nana, along with an officially sanctioned (by Microsoft ) OS-tan, Nanami Madobe.

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While the theme is only available by preording Microsoft’s latest operating system and is localized for Japan users only, people over at hongfire were able to release a copy with an english fix

Want the theme? Just download it below:

Nanami Official Theme

As for those awesome wallpapers, you can download them by clicking below:

Wallpaper preview removed due to filesize

Wallpaper preview removed due to filesize

Wallpaper preview removed due to filesize

The question big question though is if Nanami will get adopted as an official member of the “OS-tan” brigade as all of the previous tans have been fan-created. Still, you got to admit that Nanami is CUTE!

Via Atmaxplorer

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@Elessar: It's a pretty much an official custom theme made for win7 users in Japan.

Been running the theme for a few days now. It's become my default stock theme now :) Though the chin sound is annoying so I recommend turning it off.

@Elessar: It's a pretty much an official custom theme made for win7 users in Japan.

Been running the theme for a few days now. It's become my default stock theme now :) Though the chin sound is annoying so I recommend turning it off.

Easy to install I assume?

lol poor guy, that was horrible! :laugh:

Should he have been using his fingernail like that? Is that how it works? I figured you had to use the skin of your finger... like my old-school microwave oven XD

Doesn't matter. :p Even when he used his fingers, it didn't work worth crap. It rotated because of some arbitrary tap at the top of the screen too. Ridiculous. :p

lol poor guy, that was horrible! :laugh:

Should he have been using his fingernail like that? Is that how it works? I figured you had to use the skin of your finger... like my old-school microwave oven XD

I don't think it's how he's doing it. It also failed (completely) a couple of days earlier on a primetime morning TV show. There must be something wrong with how they're set-up.

BTW, that poor guy is MS Japan's CEO. And yes, the Japanese are bat**** insane when it comes to these "launches" :D

Why does everything in Japan looks so busy and hysterically like that? My god everything just screams at you.
Indeed, it would be a nice theme if there were some backgrounds that weren't so.. cluttered. They should take a hint from the Beta 'Beta' wallpaper.. Simple is better..

I'd probably put her as a background, at least for a while, if the backgrounds didn't have so much going on..

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