My Adventures in Japan – Notes from Under the Tatami Mats #61–#73
“More adventures during my wrong strange trip into the heart of crepuscular gloom in Japan.”
This post comprises #61–#73 of my “Notes From Under the Tatami Mats.”
It will be followed by individual daily posts for each of the below notes. Those individual posts will include more in-depth commentary regarding the respective notes. (Image source)
Top 7 Evocative Bowie Lyrics Referring to Japan (Note #61 – Japan)
Top 3 Japanese Band Names (Note #62 – Japan)
Top 1,000 Worst Pop Bands (Note #63 – Japan)
Top 5 Pop Artists (Note #64 – Japan)
Top 5 Pop Songs (Note #65 – Japan)
Top 4 Over-Sung, Over-Rated, and Over-Rotated (in Japan) ‘70s Pop Songs (Note #66 – Japan)
Top 3 Enka Songs (Japanese Blues) (Note #67 – Japan)
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Top 4 Alternative, Trad-Rad Music (Note #68 – Japan)
Top 3 Concerts (Note #69 – Japan)
Top 3 in-Bar Live Music (Note #70 – Japan)
Top 3 Musicians Who Appreciate the Support of Their Japanese Fan Base (Note #71 – Japan)
Top Guitarist (Note #72– Japan)
Top 3 Unbearably Dull Museums / Tourist Attractions (Note #73 – Japan)
Links to my Other Series …
Introduction – "Intro to Vocab-ability" (right-click on title) Guide – "Guide to Entries" (right-click on title)
Index– "Index" to all Chapters and Sections (right-click on title)
Lou Reed – "Anthology of Memorable Lyrics, Part 1" (right-click on title) Lou Reed – "Anthology of Memorable Lyrics, Part 2" (right-click on title)
Images sourced from Google Images, unless otherwise indicated or unless my own.
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Looks cool. It's just that none of those songs seem familiar.
But then, I'm all about Nigerian and American songs (with Passenger and Ed Sheeran from the UK)
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Don't worry. I'll provide links to the songs in the individual posts, so you'll have a chance to hear that music that rarely escape the borders of Japan. You may find some of them interesting, and you may even like some of them.