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Joined: Mar 17, 2019 Posts: 13 |
Posted on Jan 16 2023 12:13 AM
Hi Guys. I’m heading to Tokyo mid April with a school trip. As there are three other teachers I’ll get the occasional opportunity to sneak off. I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions of what to do or see surf guitar wise? Bands, second hand guitar shops etc. Cheers Simon |
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Posted on Jan 17 2023 11:34 AM
DUDE!!! No suggestions, but what a great opportunity! Hope you enjoy it. —-- |
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Posted on Jan 20 2023 09:05 PM
Too much for coincidence to not comment. I had the great fortunate to visit Japan (Tokyo) and Okinawa 'on the company's dime' a few years ago. Managed to add a weekend and get an uh-may-zing personal tour of so much of the city over 2 days. My only regret... after touring a few record shops (scored some great Takeshi Terauchi vinyl!) and music stores (no purchases, but pretty amazing) I mentioned to my local host 'this great Surf band, the Surf Coasters'. They proceeded to Google them only to learn they JUST played an in-store show not too far away from where we were. "Just" as in a couple of hours before we looked it up. It was like 3pm or 4pm on a Saturday and they played at like noon or 1pm. The real kicker... despite how large 'Tokyo' is, it was less than a few miles away.
Lesson learned: search for live music schedules before you go. And regardless, hit a few record stores and music shops. Fun to look if nothing else. Oh, and while it's not high on the tourist radar, they have a great wing franchise that the locals love; Yamachan. Pretty great and worth a stop if you pass one by! —Fady El Mirage @ ReverbNation |
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Posted on Jan 21 2023 09:01 AM
Fady, I feel the same way about people coming to so cal on vacation. I try to put out the dates for the summer HB pier shows once a month. Jeff(bigtikidude) |
Joined: Apr 24, 2006 Posts: 119 MV Mi Amigo |
Posted on Feb 05 2023 09:39 PM
sdennan wrote:
I was in Tokyo a few years back and stumbled across a July 4 'muscle car' show, that had an instro band we know, supporting a well-known garage band, for FREE！ It's a big city......there's bound to be something happening, just need to find it ? Lotsa indie record stores/cool clothes stores seemed to have flyers ? P.S. There's a cool surf instro band called The Whys but they're from Fukuoka. |
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Posted on Feb 06 2023 04:39 PM
Look up the El Camino club and Club Heavy Sick. https://www.facebook.com/clubheavysick/ See if Jackie and the Cedrics are playing somewhere. Jelly Bean will post here any shows they are doing: https://www.facebook.com/RockinJellyBeann Mel |
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