Tonight the Tokyo Super Trooper lights are gonna find me

So I've updated my blog link and I've added Danny Choo. Who is Danny Choo?

• A mix of Gundam, figures, anime, otaku and Japanese culture brought to you by Danny Choo (me) who resides in Tokyo Japan.
• The contents of this site seems to be popular based on just under 20.1 million page views generated by 2.9 million visitors for the month of May 2008 alone.
• This site is also occasionally featured in the Japanese press such as on TV and in magazines/newspapers.
• I also write tips on living in Japan (buying a house, working etc) and blogging tips (how to earn money through affiliating, discoverability, SEO etc).
• I want to share my experience and knowledge so ccasionally write posts motivational articles.
• Three articles to give you an idea of the person who runs this site and what this site is all about > Why I'm in Japan, History of dannychoo.com, All about my startup in Japan - and more in the Danny Choo History category.

That's from his own blurb about the site. So why should you check him out? Well apart from having an awesome blog detailing life and culture in Japan from his view, he can also bust some serious dance moves...in Storm Trooper outfits!

Tokyo Dance Trooper in Shibuya:



Tokyo Dance Trooper:



And simply because I can...



Be sure to check out his website www.dannychoo.com

TRIVIA: The Title of the song "Ai no Corrida" come from the title of the 1976 Japanese film Ai No Korida/In the Realm of Senses. The original song is by Jankel & Young in 1980, covered (and popularised) a year later Quincy Jones and was covered again by a British dance group Uniting Nations in 2005