Tokyo luz  the brasilian-japanese tattoo artist jun matsui is the undisputed master of tribal tattoos. he started working from his apartment with a couple of friends, because he needed some money. today people come from all over the world to the luz shop. you have to book six-months in advance. a tattoo as big as your fist costs around 30.000 yen. but most of the time matsui works on full body-tattoos, which have a long tradition in japan. those who get a full body at luz, belong to the so-called family. the family members like to chill out in the shop and café next door. luz opens daily from 12.00 - 20.00. jun’s tattoos are printed on t-shirts, too.  luz public transport rail station omote sando COMMENTS Your voice on luz
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Judy Vogel
Commented on wild blue yokohama
27 January 2011
"We really enjoyed Wild Blue Yokohama when we visited Japan. Sorry to hear it's closed."
John (director)
Commented on towa tei
20 June 2010
"Towa really doesn't like interviews - and suggested to do the interview with his robot instead. It was a great idea, so we took his lookalike-robot for a taxi ride to our location. His plastic twin unfortunately doesn't move or speak yet though - but Towa promised he will tackle that challenge in the future too. "
Kenji
Commented on x-rated reggae
20 June 2010
"%u3044%u3044%u3067%u3059%u306D%uFF01%u3069%u3053%u3067%u3084%u3063%u3066%u3044%u308B%u3093%u3060%u308D%u3046%uFF1FLOVE Japan Reggea!!"
John (director)
Commented on cornelius
20 June 2010
"Cornelius is an amazing guy. And his studio might as well be a museum - full with figures and toys he picks up from Japanese toys stores that make the strangest sounds... and might end up in another track. If you listen carefully,m there are a bunch of unusual sounds on his track that came from toys. "
anjoshi
Commented on hiromix
08 May 2010
"oishiso"