Two weeks ago, I blogged about Bandai Japan’s Tuttuki Bako augmented reality-ish toy box, which is due out in Nippon on November 15 (price: $30). Bandai has set up a dedicated web site for the product in the meantime. The site is Japanese only but quite easy to understand.

In addition to the strange (but official) video above, a few other clips cropped up in the last 24 hours, visualizing Tuttuki Bako’s “gameplay”.

This video shows the slimeball:

This clip shows how you can annoy the girl in the box:

Bandai itself has made two additional videos. This clip shows how Bandai thinks the Tuttuki Bako will be used by foreigners, while this one shows how men in general will react to the toy.

Who needs Augmented Reality Cybermaid Alice? Bandai Japan plans to release a palm-size cube in the middle of next month that lets you stick your finger into it to interact with the beings and things contained in the box.

The so-called Tuttuki Bako, Tuttuki Box, features a display that shows a digital replica of your finger once you put it into the hole in the right side of the device and start moving. Users can then play with a panda bear or a small figure, explore a “virtual” lake and touch a girl’s face or a slime ball.

The battery-powered box, which also doubles as a clock, is sized at just 105×120×87mm. Bandai will sell it for $30 but hasn’t said yet whether it will ever be available outside Japan as well.