Visit My Subtokyo Vlog on Blogger!!

http://subtokyo.blogspot.com/

I have started a new vlog called "Subtokyo" It is a Japanese Subculture vlog covering many things like anime, tech, food, subculture, and lots of cool things about Japan!

I have posted some of the videos here on Kxela works blog, but from now any Subtokyo posts will be at http://subtokyo.blogspot.com/ The official blog for Subtokyo videos.

Check it out, feel free to follow me there and subscribe to the videos on youtube!!

I'll still update this blog with fun stuff as well :D

Subtokyo: Tokyo Anime Fair VS Anime Contents Expo

Welcome to the first episode of Subtokyo: Japanese Subculture Vlog!
This is episode 001.
A small segment going over the Situation between the Popular Tokyo Anime Fair, The new Anime Contents Expo, and The infamous Anime Ban inbetween the two.

Edited and Updated news as of today was well.

Be sure to subscribe if you haven't already!
You can expect either a Segment on either Japanese food or possibly a Nintendo 3DS game!

Details about Tokyo Anime Fair: http://www.tokyoanime.jp/en/
Details about Anime Contents Expo: http://www.animecontentsexpo.jp/

Subtokyo! Japanese SubCulture VLOG

Hey guys! I’m starting my new show channel called “Subtokyo” Covering Japanese Subculture in Tokyo. I like covering subjects of Anime, Manga, Tech, Events, Videogames, food, and other fun stuff! Straight from Tokyo  Check it out!!

check out the channel:http://www.youtube.com/Subtokyo

I’ll actually be posting a video about the upcoming Tokyo Anime Fair Tomorrow, so keep an eye out!

If you’re a regular youtube watcher then be sure to subscribe to my Subtokyo channel as well ^^


We’re doing all right still in Tokyo after the Earthquake and all, I was hesitant to post this and start things up… But I’ve been working on this for a while, I’m ready so I thought I’d give it a go.



Cya guys!

Night in Shibuya Day after Earthquake

SUp gang, Kxela here from Tokyo- Wanna let you guys know I'm fine :P The earthquake was a magnitude of 3 to 4 in the Tokyo area, so there was some mild to strong shakes during the first strike. There were I hear well over 50 aftershocks, of which at least 20 of them I felt. All of them were for the most part small shakes. Made this vlog last night:

Well, for most of the day the aftershocks continued, at around 5 things seemed to have settled. As much as I worried all day and kept of with the news- Staying home is a terrible time waster, so I decided to head out.

I met up with fellow figure.fm comrade Rurouni Heero, who, I intended to meet up with yesterday but our plans were pretty much crushed by the earthquake. The halting of public transportation and evacuations made it impossible yesterday. Heck, I was at work and had to walk home for two hours, 8km/5miles in distance.

Tonight things seemed to have calmed and we chilled and hung out in Shibuya.

Surprising yet also understandably- for a Saturday night Shibuya Center Gai was absolutely empty compared to a normal weekend.

Took a time lapse of the usually crowded Shibuya crossing. You can tell there was a fewer amount of people than usual:

We did some shopping, chillaxed at starbucks, hit up some games at arcades, and ended the night with some nice drinks.