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Thursday, December 16, 2010

Beatz & Bowl: Daisha Hunter's BirtDai Bash 2.9



"BEATZ & BOWL"
Daisha Hunter’s BirthDai Bash 2.9
デシャ・ハンターのバースデー・パーティー2.9
January 7, 2011 FriDai, 11:00~5:00am
2011年1月7日(金)23:00〜5:00
...Sasazuka Bowl, Tokyo (Sasazuka Stn. Keio Line)
笹塚ボウル、東京 (笹塚駅)
¥2,500/1 Drink (Includes Shoes + Unlimited Bowling)
¥2,500+1d+シューズ+アンリミテッドボーリン

+BirthDai Cupcakes by Candi Cakes
+Artwork by HIROSHI KIYOTA http://tinyurl.com/23bdj74


DJs:
DAISHA “Dai*Light” HUNTER (ENTokyo/DaiTime)
RONIN
NANMIX
MISCHIEF!
LIVE: KOJOE http://www.IAmKojoe.com/

Access Sasazuka Bowl:
http://www.keio-san.com/sasazukab/centerguide.html
東京都渋谷区笹塚1-57-10〈3・4F〉
Keio Line-Sazasuka Stn. Exit Left Out of Gate
(Located in the building in front of the station, look left)

Follow:
http://www.twitter.com/Daisha_Hunter
http://www.twitter.com/ENTokyoJP
http://www.twitter.com/SasazukaBowl

OPEN INVITATION TO YOUR FAMILY & FRIENDS TO COME TOO!
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=110606425677210

I look forward to celebrating my birthDai with all of you!
Bring your A, B, and C game for the lanes! Mine is on D;)
Happy BirthDai to all of my Capricorns-Feel free to dance, bowl, and toast with me!

Love,
Dai

http://www.DaiTime.com/
http://www.ENT-Tokyo.com/

CAPRICORN
The sign Capricorn is symbolized by the Goat.
Your sign's element is Earth. Capricorn is ruled by the planet Saturn. You are honest, thorough, practical, ambitious, business-like and careful. Capricorn can be cold and aloof. You are determined, dependable, responsible and may be interested in collecting antiques. Capricorn is very often politically minded. You have an excellent sense of timing. Capricorn is also patient, reserved, cautious, faithful and shrewd. You possess a great deal of drive, and your sense of duty is very strong. Capricorn can be very suspicious at times. Possible negative aspects of the sign Capricorn:You can be unfeeling, gloomy, pessimistic, miserly, unyielding, self centered, and revengeful.

Saturday, November 27, 2010

DaiTime Japan: Japanese Hip Hop History in the Making

Step into the studio for a quick glimpse of a J-Hip Hop session for the remix of Ski Beatz "24 Bars to Kill" 24-Hour Karate School Japan for R-Rated Records: Remix featuring Ish-One, Tao, Aklo, Ohga, and Kojoe.



Full Finished Track

24 Bars To Kill "KILLAZ CAPITAL REMIX" feat. AKLO, OHGA, 道, ISH-ONE & KOJOE



Saturday, October 30, 2010

"Drunk-In Japan" Mr. October

My friends and I are making a calendar of people who are "Drunk-In Japan" that we come across passed out on the streets and trains. Alcoholism is on a whole new level in Japan. Can somebody say "AA"?!

Monday, October 25, 2010

The Yume Group x ENTokyo : Yume Fest 2010 Tokyo

Join us for an Unforgettable Beginning

The YUME Group Presents
Yume Fest Tokyo 2010: Making the World Smaller
Co-Produced by ENTokyo

The Brooklyn based lifestyle culture brand Yume is bringing their festival around the world, and lands in Tokyo on Saturday, November 13, 2010.
...
Visit http://www.TheYumeFest.com/ for artist & DJ announcements as well as news on the other Yume Fests during 2010.

About Yume Fest:
"To create a global festival, offering a unique artistic selection while bringing the rising stars together from the disciplines of Music, Art, and Fashion to build bridges between different cities around the world. YUME FEST “Makes The World Smaller”."

Follow @YUMEandBeyond & @ENTokyoJP

Performances By:
Mecca Godzilla (Brooklyn)
Kojoe (Japan)
DJ Tomoko & Ucca-Laugh (Japan)
Green Street (Boston)
Ohga (Japan)
The Yume Experience & Yume Mike (Brooklyn)

Sound Sets By:
E. Smoove
Brandon
POLstyle
toMU (Turntablist)
Daisha "Dai*Light" Hunter

VJ: Aquiles Hadjs
Live Art: I Are Conscious (Bronx)
Nail Art: Fumiko

Media Sponsors:

Music & Strength TV

Future Sound TV

Tasty Keish


Special Guests (TBA)
Raye 6

DJ Yukijirushi



Access
http://www.Ucess.jp/
東京都渋谷区神宮前4-32-13 JPR神宮前5F
4-32-13-5F,Jingumae,Shibuya-ku,Tokyo,150-0001
Phone:03-6807-1588  Fax:03-6807-1589
アクセス
・東京メトロ千代田線明治神宮前5番出口から徒歩2分
・JR原宿駅から徒歩2分
・明治通沿いアストロホール左隣ビル5F

1 Drink Entry & Special Gift Bags (1st Come~1st Served)
¥2,500 (door)
¥2,000 (Facebook RSVP & Flyer)
¥1,500 (Japan Music Week Entry)

Thursday, August 26, 2010

Kannonsama: Tall Buddha in Gunma

Takasaki is a large city in Gunma Prefecture (State), northwest of Tokyo. Looking across the city and towards the mountain line, you can't help but notice the tall, towering Buddha statute over looking the city. It is pretty scary, and even more so up close as you walk towards it and notice how massively tall it is in person. Japan still amazes me and this Byakui Dai Kannon is on my list of statues to visit in Japan! Come with me...


One of the many Buddhas inside of the Kannon that you can view while walking upwards inside the staute. This one is the gatekeeper of hell~scary dude. Most of them have fly outfits and are very colorful. I even seen one with the same gold toenails as myself.
Thank you Kojoe for a great tour!

Sunday, March 28, 2010

Fatness First: My Soda Collection

Some of the weird, tasty, and cute sodas I’ve come across in the grocery store includes:


Sparkling Strawberry (yummy)


Sparkling Chocolate (which would be great as a float)


Tabasco designed bottle with bright red soda (no it doesn’t taste like fruit punch, it tastes like regular Pepsi, but nasty)


Fanta’s “Hip Hop” soda that is brown and supposed to be fruit punch flavor. My inner Black culture censor is telling me not to even try it-boycott-but I had to. They failed-it tastes like peach soda more than anything.

(What else would Hip Hop taste like? But we all know fruit punch is red!)


Pink ginger ale in a “Sex in the City” wrapper (it was so cute I had to get it, I never even tried it)


Japanese “Soda”-not sure what they were aiming for but the bottle was brightly decorated with Mt. Fuji and it tasted like soda flavor-sweet blue is all I can call it.



Japan makes everything marketable to men and womens’ eyes regardless of how it tastes. I do wonder why they have thought certain flavors would be tasty, and put so much emphasis to dress up the bottle. It sure does make my trips to the nearest 7-11, Lawsons, Sunkus, or Family Mart an adventure!



Friday, February 19, 2010

Black Love Below for Haiti Vflyer

Sunday, February 7, 2010

Black Love Below for Haiti: Tokyo Based Haiti Benefit


ENTokyo, in collaboration with Midas Lounge, is producing a charity benefit to support the Haiti Earthquake Relief Effort. The theme is a celebration of Black love music for Black History Month, benefiting Haiti's earthquake relief efforts titled, "Black Love Below for Haiti."
**This is a non-smoking event**
2,000yen w/1 drink (500yen All Black Dress Code Discount)
Historians of Black Love Music: DJ C. Geez (UCC) & DJ Ronin

Raffles will be held with 100% of the proceeds going to charity.

*In addition to this love celebration, free condoms and chocolates will be provided for all attendees to encourage safety and awareness during this Valentine season.


“Black Love Below for Haiti”
A Black History Month Love Music Celebration
Benefitting The Haiti Earthquake Fund through Yele.org

Enjoy a night of partying to your favorite Black Love Grooves while spreading love and awareness in our international community of Tokyo.

**A NON-SMOKING DANCE FLOOR EVENT**

Entrance Fee:
¥2,000 w/1 drink
(¥500 Discount: Black Dress Code "All Black Everything")

Hosted by:
Mariko Lochridge
Kwabena "Pretty Kobe" Oppong
Daisha Hunter

Historians of Black Love Music by:
DJ C.Geez (UCC) & DJ Ronin


Sponsored by ENTokyo & Club Midas

+Proceeds will benefit the Haiti Earthquake Fund through Yele.org

+Make love in this club with champagne toasts, chocolates, and donations!

+Raffle to be held with full proceeds going to charity.

+Free condoms and AIDS awareness items from the AIDS Prevention Information Network

Brought to you by ENTokyo & Club Midas


BLACK LOVE BELOW FOR HAITI presented by ENTokyo
ハイチ地震救援活動支援チャリティーパーティー

Date: 2/21 Sun 18:00-22:00
Place: Midas (www.midascafe.com)

ハイチ地震による震災地の救援活動支援を目的に
Mariko Lochridge-Pretty Kobe Oppong-Daisha Hunterの呼びかけでチャリティーパーティー
が開催されます。
収益金とイベントで集ったその他の募金は、Yele.orgに寄付されます

テーマは黒人の歴史月間(BLACK HISTORY MONTH)
ロマンチック*ミュージック*セレブレーション。
是非ドレスアップしておいで下さい。
こちらのイベントは禁煙になります。

Admission: 2000円with 1drink
(黒いドレスでご来場の方は500円ディスカウントになります)

DJs: C. Geez (UCC) & Ronin

ご来場者様全員にコンドームとチョコレートをプレゼント♪

Gift Sponsorship Support

AIDS Prevention Network
Bikini Saketen
Boudoir Spa
Gye Nyame
The Pink Cow

Media Support

Fox TV International Japan

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

ヌヌ オススメ:The NuNu Reco Report

Just in time for Valentine season, an ear stimulant that is sure to get all digital girls and boys in computer love. Don Ghotti of Felicitous Records presents Candyland Gothica: An Electronic Love Story. Taking an “808 & Heartbreaks” approach (minus the depression and abuse of Auto-Tunes), this album makes the electro-hop/techno sounds of relationships acceptable in a club atmosphere. The heavily synthed album has a pleasing arrangement of pulsating tracks, harmonious vocal dressings, and befitting lyrics throughout the theme. Don “Ghotti” Pitts was able to create a unique audible experience without being whisked in a cliché niche by letting the world know “It’s Felicitous Bitch!”


Recommendation for DJs That Play:
Electro
House
Techno
Baltimore Club
Lounge

Visit http://donghotti.blogspot.com for your free download now!

-Daisha S. Hunter, ENTokyo
“The Media Geisha” www.DaiTime.com
DJ Dai*Light plays Don Ghotti for artists at Dr. Sketchy’s Tokyo Anti-Art School Burlesque Events

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

My First Night with Saddique and His Was the Longest

...NAAN I’ve ever seen! It seemed to be 1 foot or longer! The curry servings were small compared to other places I’ve been, but maybe that was the set I chose. I’m not complaining because I was struggling to finish it all. I ordered the 2 curry, 1 naan, rice, and mini salad set. The salad had a specially made, bright orange-colored, black peppered sprinkled dressing. It was thick like a French dressing and good, yet not over bearing as the color suggested. There was a big serving of yellow rice hidden under the long naan. I ordered butter chicken and lamb curry, one sweet and one spicy.

For 1,200 yen, the set was perfect. Usually menus make you choose rice or naan, but having both made sopping up my curry even more enjoyable. The lamb curry wasn’t too spicy and the lamb cuts were extra tender. I pushed myself to eat all of the curry and saved my morsels of chicken from drowning. I savored every bite. To accompany my meal, instead of the typical mango lassi, I opted for my favorite, sweet purple stuff-cassis. I thought I was just ordering a fruit lassi, but it turned out to be a cocktail with cassis liquor-やった! It was delicious and only 500. Needless to say, the itus had me before I reached Shinjuku station!


There are multiple locations of Saddique’s Indian & Pakistani restaurant chains around Tokyo. They include the South Indian Cuisine, Asian Dining and Dong Khoi chains serving Thai, Vietnamese, and Indian dishes. Find out for yourself! www.Saddique.co.jp www.GroupSaddique.com


Fatness First: Indian Food @ Saddique’s

www.DaiTime.com

Monday, February 1, 2010

Fatness First: Blame It On The Alcohol


I had to get up close and personal with this one. I spotted this lemon wine cooler with 5% alcohol and 5% real lemon at a display in the grocery store. The man's face caught my attention. Then I couldn't believe when I got closer that they actually put a gold tooth on the bottle's label! Japan! (SIGH!)

www.DaiTime.com

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Fatness First: My Lipton Tea Collection

Fatness First is nothing new with me, The President & Founder of the club. You can check previous entries about my new food, drink, and snack discoveries.

I was turned onto Lipton Milk Tea (in the blue carton) about 3 years ago. I never thought I would like it but I became hooked. Whenever I’m in a Japanese コンビニー I always check for the new seasonally released flavor of Lipton. Usually the teas are just fruit flavored, or au lait, or milk blends. The carton changes colors with the theme and special holiday decorations.

Here is a collection of the ones I have tried most recently.

The most recent flavor being chocolate.












Yuzu (lemon/lime) is also new.



















I love bananas! So I must say anything banana released becomes my favorite!










Stay tuned for more…

www.DaiTime.com


Tuesday, December 15, 2009

Fatness First: The Exclusive Pepsi Collection

Because my grandmother loves Pepsi, I have made it a hobby to collect and mail her 2 bottles of the newest Pepsi flavors, only marketed in Japan. I first started with the release of:

Cucumber Pepsi: Taste-extra sweet fruity flavors-not a cucumber taste, Color-light marine green


Blue Hawaii Pepsi: Taste-lemon/pineapple-ish flavor, Color-aqua blue


White Yogurt: Taste-should have been a soft Calpis taste, but it tasted as hard and strong as regular Pepsi despite the color-cloudy white


Shiso Pepsi (Japanese word for Perilla "mint family" herb): Taste-like fresh ginger, Color-light green

~See my brother Josh’s pictures in the August 2009 archive when he came to visit-not a fan of Shiso. Actually noone was and they sat for months in crates and the price dropped to 88yen (80 cents) a bottle. It should have been 2 for $1!~



Azuki (Red bean): Taste-sweet and weird, Color-burgundy


I wonder what we’ll drink of next…?


www.DaiTime.com

Friday, December 11, 2009

My 1st Suicide Train

Japan really needs to get it together culturally, spiritually, etc. Not like the rest of the world is doing any better with or without Jesus or Buddha as their Master focus. I swear, this is such a detached nation mentally, emotionally, physically and spiritually. (Prime Examples: No physical contact with each other or signs of affection-unless a young couple holding hands, never smiling, no general communication with each other, no physical contact in photographs-only standing in groups holding peace signs, inability to express emotion even if in danger or harm, no peripheral vision or common sense of self and others in the surrounding. Yes, this is a generalization.)

After being a passenger on a train, riding in the first car that not only ran over the person, and we heard and felt rumble under our feet from the train floor, but also witnessed the remains being retrieved as we had to exit a half an hour later; I was pretty upset!

I made it to work an hour late, followed by another teacher who was on the same train in another car. On our way to a class together we were discussing why she was late, and I told her I was in car 1 and that the whole situation messed me up. We proceeded to the classroom where she tells the 1st year Jr. high school students what happened, in Japanese, with no emotion and no empathy. It was as if some cool but weird thing happened and nothing more. Like a human loosing their life really had no value to their society.

Japan has one of the highest suicide rates in the world. Being that families are paid life insurance money regardless of cause of death, is one reason people commit suicide so often. We may think of suicide as selfish and having whatever religious consequences we believe, but out here it is a sacrificial decision to take care of the family finances. Recently, train lines have been suing families for the problems caused by a person killing themselves on their tracks, in order to reduce suicide by jumping in front of trains. It is common to see updates that a train line is delayed due to "human accident," as it translates. With 12 million people in Tokyo, and double that amount during commute hours, train suicides are highly inconvenient.

We joke about train jumpers all of the time, although it isn't funny, but it is viewed as a nuisance more than anything because Japanese are so used to it. It is one thing to be desensitized to a situation, but when it happens and you see it, and you speak about it like it doesn't matter, you are dehumanized. As much as people kill each other at home and we get desensitized to the news of it, we can't not relate to the fact that someone has died, and the greater effect it has on the community, no matter what. We don't retell the story like some casual, careless roadkill situation.

Here is my play by play from the train:
Im in the 1st train car. Nice sleep, just woke up a lil to reposition myself. the train pulls off, we get a nice speed,then all of a sudden, sounds like a big toy car or electric iron was thrown on the track.something loud rumbles under the train like its trailing down, can feel it under our feet. the lights flicker on and off.

thought i was going to die but the train slowed to a stop.

is this my 1st suicide train? ewww mad i felt it. please pray for japan-different value of suicide.

well that wasnt what i imagined,not that loud and disturbing anyway. body must have knocked something off from under the train.

i learned a new japanese phrase from this-jishin jiko
someone got hit by a train
thanks Eboni sensei! i prefer, someone hit the train with their body!

they need to turn the heat back on-i know that! been sittin here a half hour! wait! and now they making us exit through to the other end of the train!

man keep the train movin! this aint csi! dont need investigating! its rainin itll wash off!

OMG! i am not outside in the cold right now!
Oh My God! They are pickin up bloody pieces and chunks in white plastic bags! WHITE though!? All that see thru! Disgusting! And hauling his carcass on a stretcher right AT the platform escalator! WTF!
I coulda stayed on the train! Damn Japan! this morning gets a giant FAIL!
BJ where is ur humor when i need it? im thoroughly disturbed!

i want to go home! im in a long bathroom line and dont know how to get to work from here!

Monday, September 14, 2009

日本's Attention to Details



Fatness First: Product Alert!

Thank you Japan for paying attention to details. This is why I need to stay out of the ¥100 ($1) store! I found this cute pack of erasers shaped like cup-o-noodles and ramen bowls. I just started using it not too long ago (Yes, I still use pencils and notebooks-I'm a jotting brainstormer). I noticed something rattling around inside but didn't pay attention to it at first. So finally I said, let me see if I can pry back this lid on the top and there better not be noodles in it. Sure enough, they put a little noodle shaped eraser inside the bowl shaped eraser. I opened the other one to double check that also!

かわいいとべんりね!

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Put Your Tea On" The Calm-A-Sutra of Tea 2009 Scholarship Entry

Friday, June 26, 2009

さようならMichael Jackson



Friday morning, I awoke at 6:30 am and turned on Wendy Williams online and heard The King of Pop was rushed to the hospital. I just knew he was going to be fine. He is Michael Jackson! As we were commuting to work here in the Far East, news of Michael Jackson's death spread through text messages. I couldn't believe it and I sat at my desk dumbfounded all morning. I told my junior high school students that Michael Jackson had passed away, and after they translated what I said from English to Japanese, they gasped and said "What!? Really!" I told them to watch the news and read newspapers. The following week consisted of singing Michael Jackson songs and watching "Thriller" and them learning that Michael Jackson was Black and actually had brown skin and an afro when he was younger. Many of the students grew up on the white skinned Michael Jackson and had no idea. I was happy that the teachers I work with wanted to pass on the legacy of Micheal Jackson, many of which bought in their own CDs and talked about how they enjoyed his music.

The foreign community celebrated his life all weekend. I immediately called for a visit to karaoke singing only Michael Jackson tunes, so friends and I got together to sing and dance. Then we spent the weekend attending clubs and DJ sets of M.J. only.




I am still in disbelief but I know he will live forever. He definitely was the only person in the entire world to bring everyone together of all ages, races, and cultures through his entertaining and music alone. I really hope another Michael Jackson star arises in another generation, even if I don't live to see it.

Rest in more peace than you had on this earth Mike. I hope you find your childhood...

Thursday, April 9, 2009

End of Cherry Blossom Season Haiku

I'm trying to do laundry and hang my clothes outside, but seeing as I am on a Cherry Blossom tree lined street, there are petals falling all over the balcony. These are some haiku I just made.


Blowing pink petals
Swirl as they fall to the ground
Short lived Sakura

Blossoms fall like snow
Outside my window I see
Men sweeping the streets


Grandmom enjoying the sakura from my apartment, while visiting Tokyo.

Friday, January 30, 2009

Technological Advances

Japan's electronic stores have nice offers if you're willing sign-up for certain services or make purchases. I decided to get reliable wireless for my laptops since I started grad school and I'm about to move and will spend crucial half hours on the trains where I can be doing work. Japan, surprisingly, isn't wired well at all. Wi-Fi locations are difficult to find making that built in wireless inaccessible. I went to purchase a wireless USB that uses cell phone service areas as Internet service. While in Yodobashi Camera, I kept an E-Mobile representative for an hour and a half to explain, completely in Japanese, how the device worked and the contract details. He then offered me a free PSP or new Nintendo DSi with my purchase of the wireless and service. It also came with a wireless router, and I could walk out of the store with all 3 items priced at ¥100 ($0.88). I asked what was the catch, and of course they want your soul for 2 years of service. Well I picked the black DSi (with the ashy matte outside like the MacBook-I can't stand that texture!) I'm not a big gammer but I figured I can play Japanese language games, Bust-a-Move, and Tetris of course!

I still can't believe the ¥100 purchase. I wonder, like Jay-Z's single I'm titling, "When The Money Goes and The Bills Stay", will I truly benefit from this recession and the low $0.88 USD to ¥100 rate?



HIP HOP NEWS @ DEFSOUNDS.COM

Wednesday, January 7, 2009

BirthDai with My Tokyo Family

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