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Never Forget Your $ongs [J-POP vol. 1]


KYARY [J-POP star]


i'll be going with you when you open the rainbow colored window...

When people forget their songs, they forget 

their melody and essence of life. If you want 

to destroy a nation, take away their songs and they will 

suffocate and die. As long as your songs live, you will 

live and everything will come to you. As long as 

you Sing-Your-Songs, you will cut through all Clouds 

Of Destiny. These songs have been given to you. Sing 

them as a human and god will walk behind you. 

~Yogi Bhajan




HELLO KITTY circa 

Kawaii Twerk Rave, TOKYO



"GHETTO" $upastars fashions like 

these du-Rags for 1500¥



In Tokyo adopting "Thug Lyfe" comes at a high-Price. In this store in Shibuya called "The Hood" elegantly decorated with posters of Lil Wayne and Chicago Bulls jerseys, you can buy american "GHETTO" $upastars fashions like these du-Rags for 1500¥ from black men that come from continental Africa to sell African-American hip hop to rich Asian kids #GlobalHood 

Lil BUDDHA / PRAYER

Small temples & shrines appear every few blocks in most neighborhoods of Japan making prayer faith a regular part of the daily ritual. Found this * magical happy Baby buddha garden * near where I stayed TOKYO in 2015.
Later, I would find out that these pinwheels are for Mother's that lost a child in utero or had an abortion, and this is more or less symbolic baby cemetery ... 
Gardens for the unborn / miscarried / aborted children of Japan in which parents decorate a small statue and give gifts to "Jizo" the guardian spirit ensuring their child's peaceful passage into the afterlife ... More and more modern Japanese women don't want to be Mothers and get trapped in the traditionally subordinate, domestic LYFE !




-HIGH PRIEZTEZZ OR NAH

i AM




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