moumoon – Interview (2014)
moumoon Interview by David Cirone July 1, 2014 moumoon (YUKA, Kousuke Masaki) will perform at France’s largest Japanese culture and entertainContinue reading…
Category: Interviews
Go behind the scenes with the artists who shape Japanese pop culture. From rising J-Rock stars to legendary manga authors and illustrators, J-Generation’s original interviews bring you the personal stories behind the creative process.
WING WORKS – Interview (2014)
WING WORKS Interview by Jen Wang June 15, 2014 WING WORKS recently released a DVD of three interconnected PVs and some live footage titled CIContinue reading…
Black Crystal – Interview (2014)
Black Crystal Interview by David Cirone June 7, 2014 How did you choose the name Black Crystal? What is the relationship between the name andContinue reading…
exist†trace Interview (2014)
exist†trace Interview by Natalie Perez May 5, 2014 As one of Japan’s first all-female Visual Kei rock bands, exist†trace has released mulContinue reading…
GEEKS Interview (2014)
GEEKS Interview by Jen Wang March 20, 2014 Known for their catchy punk rock tunes, GEEKS consists of Endo, the Genius Scammer; MITSU, the YanContinue reading…
Da-iCE – Interview (2014)
Da-iCE Interview by Nhu Nguyen February 12, 2014 (L to R) Toru Iwaoka, Sota Hanamura, Hayate Wada, Yudai Ohno, Taiki Kudo First English inteContinue reading…
FAKY – Interview (2013)
FAKY Interview by Greg Hignight (Tune in Tokyo) September 13, 2013 FAKY’s first English interview! I joined breakout J-Pop group FAKY in LContinue reading…
Starmarie – Interview (2013)
Starmarie Interview by David Cirone September 9, 2013 J-Pop idol group Starmarie joins us to talk about their first performance in America, mContinue reading…
exist†trace – Anime comment video at A-Kon 2013
exist†trace members talk about their favorite anime characters after their live performance at A-Kon 2013 in Dallas, TX. (hint: They all reallContinue reading…
exist†trace – Interview (2013) Pt. 2
exist†trace Interview by David Cirone July 23, 2013 Is the exist†trace live show becoming more theatrical? “Little Mary” and “Anata” seemContinue reading…