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This is some video of a nice girl (Yoko) who dances more like a Bajan than anything else (I had the pleasure of wukking up on her, so I know) and has really fast reflexes and stuff (just like a typical Ninja), I took it with my Blackberry in three parts so I just this morning (22 Oct. 2012) spliced it together just so you all could watch it as one coherent body.

Aren't I nice?

At the end are a few pictures from the Reggae Slam bar in Ninnohe, where Yoko et al work/party part-time. Ninnohe is the city next door to the town of Ichinohe, and Ichinohe is the remote town where I stayed for most of my time in Japan.

It is not on most Japanese maps, but apparently a lot of artist go there to relax and get inspiration, since it is a quiet place between two mountains, with a gentle mist and all sorts of nice scenery (later on, I'll put up more vids/pix of the scenery, gotta go study and stuff now).

Thanks for watching!

P.S. since the dances are sexy, I called them kunoichi-no-jutsu, or roughly, "seduction techniques", which you can read about more here:

http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/930036-tenchu-z/41702473

Some random robots have claimed copyright for the song I used for the credits, ironically, but for now instead of redoing the credits I am just experimenting with youtube's audio switches.

I will restore the first audio, which was live and not flagged, in a future video, if all goes well, but unlikely before 2018.

The Lady in the credits kept asking me if I "like Tokyo Life", which apparently is slang for the night scene or bar scene in Japan... we were like 12 hours by high-speed train away from Tokyo so at the time I thought she was just drunk, but it was just my ignorance of idioms.

Current music is just some random stuff that made me laugh, and not representative of the actual audio, which was more "old dub". Like, they literally had VHS dubs of Buju Banton. That "old school".