uses Dubplate travel route Japanese sounds participate in dubplate and Jamaica travel practices; relation is conceptual pending individual source verification.
linked by · associated with Junko Kudo leading figure linking Japan's dancehall community to Jamaica.
linked by · associated with Fireball Fireball is part of Japan's reggae/dancehall vocal-group scene active since the late 1990s.
linked by · associated with Barrier Free Barrier Free is an Osaka sound system within Japan's dancehall and sound-clash scene.
linked by · associated with Freddie McGregor Freddie McGregor discussed Japan's sound-system boom in a 2019 Jamaica Gleaner feature on the scene.
linked by · includes Exported dancehall loop Japan is one documented destination where Jamaican music is localized and then linked back to Jamaica.
linked by · part of Mighty Crown Mighty Crown is a central public example of Japanese dancehall/sound-system culture.
linked by · part of Pushim Leading singer of the Japanese reggae/dancehall scene (Wikipedia 'Pushim').
linked by · part of Yokohama, Japan (sound-clash scene) Yokohama is the birthplace of Japan's championship sound-clash culture.
linked by · part of Mighty Jam Rock Mighty Jam Rock, active since 1999, is a leading crew of Japan's dancehall scene.
linked by · part of Sunset the Platinum Sound Sunset the Platinum Sound, formed in Tokyo in 1997, became one of Japan's leading dancehall sound systems.
linked by · part of MINMI MINMI rose out of Osaka's rub-a-dub and dancehall club scene beginning in 1996.
linked by · part of Osaka, Japan Osaka is a key regional hub of Japan's wider reggae and dancehall scene alongside Yokohama and Tokyo.
linked by · pioneered Rankin' Taxi Rankin' Taxi built Japan's first sound system in 1984, founding the country's reggae and sound-system scene.
