Hey everyone, remember the reason for the season. It's time once again to let the pagan out! Happy Halloween from Tokyo, Japan. Wanna see Halloween photos from Japan? I didn't take many, but Bikeclubosaka.com always has tons of photos and the occaisional video.

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In the park one afternoon in October: Makiko is making a coaster. I'm recording with my iRiver. A guy is working out on some vertical bars where I fell back in May and left a big indentation in the sand with my head (photo). Posted by Rob.

Here is the latest musical offering from the multi talented gentlemen that go by the names of Charles Billard, Jerry Gordon and Takezo "Tabo" Aoki.

Thanks for the contribution guys! Posted by Alex.

29 October 2006 is Mundo Popular 3 @ La Brasserie (de l'Institut Franco-Japonais) which is part of Machitobi Festa this year. The event starts at 4:30 p.m. and ends at around 9:00 p.m. Please see Mundo Popular 2 for more links. Posted by Rob.

Shhh! Jet Jaguar needs to be played loud and you need to pay attention or you might miss something in this subtly delicious tune from Mr. Understatement himself. After you've listened to this track, check out the award-winning video Now Serving which I hope he'll let us host soon. Posted by Rob.

Makiko is making a kind of receptacle for vegetable scraps out of old newspaper. Posted by Rob.

We don't set out to offend or appal anyone, honestly, but we often do. Don't listen if you don't like toilet bowl humor, oyaji gags (corny jokes) and obnoxious attempts at accents we have no business imitating. What did we talk about? We recorded so many 10-minute segments yesterday, that I don't remember. Listen at your own risk! Posted by Rob.

Recorded last year, 27 October 2005, by Alex. Alex, any comments?

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Greg, a.k.a. Jonny Heartbreaker, and Alex, took a trip down memory lane to the angst ridden streets of '90s Seattle & Grunge.  We also did our own tongue in cheek tribute. Enjoy. Posted by Alex.

NFTOS is planning an artshow for the spring of 2007. Everything is pretty much open and flexible at the moment, with nothing carved in stone. Here's the idea: Something similar to the previous 3 NFTOS artshows held in Insadong (SEOUL), Noda and Taisho (OSAKA), only this time will be in TOKYO. Here's where we're at in the planning process: 1. Location: Tokyo Here's what's next: 2. Select Venue and decide on cost(s), 3. Determine number of participants, 4. Set Dates, 5. Choose Theme, 6. Set deadlines: * 7. Invite participants, 8. Create flyer/brochure, 9. Set up show, 10. Have opening party. *There will be separate deadlines for receiving digital artwork or of photos of artwork for a flyer and/or brochure, creating the flyer, receiving artwork submissions, etc. Your input is welcome! Posted by Rob.