The Sounds of Tokyo

1969 Datsun Sunny Van (VB10), plus Sunny Coupe, Trucks, VB310 (Bonus KUJ...

Afterlife in Japan: The traditional and the avant-garde

 

Osamu Dazai - A, Autumn

 “A, Autumn” is a remarkable, previously untranslated poetic short story about autumn, written in 1939 — years before his most famous novels. While on the surface, this story is no less depressing, it is actually alive with radical possibility. A reader gets a close-up look at Dazai’s poetic process, as feelings and thoughts about autumn inspire random, almost nonsense and wildly dark poetic riffs, on which Dazai then reflects and ruminates. 

 

1981 Nissan Skyline GT (HGC211)... Is Effort Worth It?

All Class CAJ Reunion 2023 Coming Soon

 

Higashi-Kurume Shopping Streets

Tokyo's most DANGEROUS neighborhood

【4K】Tokyo Walk - Asakusa to Odaiba 浅草→お台場 (June.2021|Sumida river)

First Foreign-owned Anime Studio in Japan

“Starting any company is difficult, but it’s definitely harder in Japan than it is in the U.S.,” Isom explains. “It’s also about becoming business-minded. I’m a creative person, so separating these two things — running a business and becoming an art director — is still something I have to figure out. You have to put the company and staff first. There might be certain projects that we want to do more, but we can’t because we have to make sure to keep the lights on.”

 

1959 Datsun Sports S211- Only Two Remain!

China's Future | Preview Clip

Japanese Americans during WWII