Ep. 16 | Japan’s Biggest Mixed Black-Korean J-POP Singer | Singing 25 Years in Japan ft. Crystal Kay
About this episode
Crystal Kay shares her journey as a Black-Korean singer in Japan, discussing her 25-year career and cultural experiences.
Crystal Kay is a singer in Japan who debuted at age 13, and has been singing for the past 25 years. This is her story of her career, as well as being Black-Korean (Blasian) in Japan and what her life living in Tokyo is like. Discussions include the change in people around the globe listening to Japanese music or K-POP now, how Crystal uses her influences in Black music to sing in Japanese, and what it was like to overcome her struggles of being a singer in Japan.
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- Ep. 25 | Life in Japan as a Mixed Race Singer and Moving to America for the First Time | ft. AISHA
- Ep. 24 | My Dating Experiences as a Japanese Bilingual in Tokyo | MINAMI MINAMI from CREAM
- Ep. 23 | The Pioneer of Male Fitness in Japan | IFBB PRO @KanekinFitness
- Ep. 22 | I Left Japan and Became a Music Icon | ft. Sarah of Kero Kero Bonito
- Ep. 21 | My Life in the Spotlight as a Celebrity in Japan | ft. Sumire
- Ep. 19 | What It's Like Being a Racing Driver in Japan ft. Hana Burton
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