By popular demand! This is the 2nd installment of PopJapan.tv's feature on Crystal Kay. PopJapan.tv was a show produced by Sony Music and distributed to networks like The International Channel. By this time PopJapan.tv had a presentation change. Unfortunately the host this time is not Kanami and Aiko.We got instead is this guy name Ayano Go who I don't think was a charismatic as the previous hosts. This episode is interesting because it shows footage of Crystal Kay's Xmas Eve concert in 2003.Who's says you can't have nice things?

From Alf S2 Ep 11(Hail to the chief) {circa 1987}

Korean Music countdown was a show created by the advertising company ZooMad. It showed the latest Kpop hits in a countdown format.It was aired on the International channel for the duration of that channels life. This time the show was hosted by Eddy Park and Vivian Chen as Nam Choi would pretty much get a producer role in the back.

Here is another episode of PopJapan.tv now featuring Crystal Kay. Unfortunately this episode is now longer hosted by our dynamic duo Kaname and Aiko.Instead we got this fruitcake name Ayano Go who is now the host.In late 2004 PopJapan.tv suddenly changed the style of their presentation. Instead of the more poppy energetic stlye of the former, they started with this more mature Westernize style which kind of resemble the kind you see in MTV Europe. I'm still mad that they went with this direction.

PopJapan.tv was a music show that was created by Sony Music Entertainment and was broadcasted in the International channel and also select markets where there was a sizable Japanese population.The traditional format would show Vjs introducing an artist followed by Q&As as well showing music videos(Promotional videos as it was called in Japan) of today's Jpop hits.

PopJapan.Tv was a music show that was produced by Sony Music entertainment. It featured the latest upcoming artist in the Jpop realm. This episode features a Q&A session with Masaaki Fujioka which not many people heard about.

Here is another of my International channel collections that I have of Revolution. This was recorded around Dec 2004. Doesn't Sophia look cute in her scarf and all?

Korean Music countdown was a music video show that aired in the International Channel in 2003. It replaced shows like Music Video Heaven which used to the avenue showcasing the latest Kpop hits.

Lost Universe was an anime that you can say was the sci-fi equivalent of the anime Slayers. It started airing around 2003 after Korean Music Countdown and it was replayed on a later time in 2004.

HEY!HEY!HEY! Music champ was aired on The International channel via Fujisankei Communications. At the end of the year they would countdown the the best Jpop hits that were popular. I kinda like no.2 and think it should be no.1. Some of the rankings were omitted in this video.

This is one of the last bits I have of the Animatrix. I don't know what title this is but I recorded only the last 3 minutes of it. If you want to see the full feature you should get the DVD.

I know this is incomplete because I stopped the taped a bit. But still I thought it is still interesting.

In a small tribute to the upcoming Matrix:Resurrection, I decided to dust off the old archives and share this.Back in 2004 Adult Swim broadcasted the animated special, Animatrix, a sort of film festival fare for animation.It featured the best world renown animators coming together to produced short animated stories based on the Matrix franchise.

In a small tribute to the upcoming Matrix:Resurrection, I decided to dust off the old archives and share this.Back in 2004 Adult Swim broadcasted the animated special, Animatrix, a sort of film festival fare for animation.It featured the best world renown animators coming together to produced short animated stories based on the Matrix franchise.

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In a small tribute to the upcoming Matrix:Resurrection, I decided to dust off the old archives and share this. In 2004 Adult Swim broadcasted the animated special: Animatrix. A sort of film festival fare for animation.The best world renown animators come together to produce animated short stories based on the Matrix franchise. Oh yeah, and don't forget to support Bitchute!

In this episode called"No Need for Memories" Tenchi comes down with a fever and it's up to the sap from the Ryu-oh tree to help him out.

Revolution was a music video show on The International channel that showed Kpop,Jpop and at one time showed some Chinese music. In was able to continue on for about a year even when International channel transitioned into AZN Televison.

Shyne was a identical twin girl group in South Korea that was prevalent in the early 2000s. Here is their single that was relased in Jan.2004,S.O.S as it was shown on the International channel's show Revolution.

Kishin Corps, a mecha anime that re-imagines the events of WW2 used to be broadcast in The International channel in 2004 all up until the entire channel was canceled.

Yoo Seung Jun is a South Korean rapper that was prevalent in the late 1990s who had a couple of hits for his time.

Here is a clip from Tenchi Muyo that was broadcasted on the International channel. Washu made a mecha version of herself but ended up by having the mind of Mihoshi by accident.

I know this episode may be out of order from the previous episodes,but I wasn't aware I had them when I was looking through my tapes.

These were the commercials that were played during the Superbowl in 1985 months before I was born. Some of these commecials you may recognize.

This was a 1989 commercial for the Bangles Cd and cassette releases. This is the one where they promoted their new single"Eternal Flame" a song which my cousins spammed when I was a kid.