What's Going On Nagoya? May 23

This weekend offers Comedy and... comedy? On Saturday, we have Nagoya Comedy at Midtown BBQ, and then on Sunday, The Raven's Table provides a chance to watch movies so bad they're good.

Sunday also brings us some locals and imports from the American regional music scene at Club Buddha for Infinity Funk! The Hayakawa Mental Health Clinic has unique art on display, and Jason Timm is glad his parents have returned to New Zealand.

The Art of Diverse Connections

The Art of Diverse Connections

22-year-old Sho Imamura from Nagoya transforms iron beads into stunning art, channeling his neurodiversity into extraordinary creativity that connects him with others.

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Nagoya's "Comedy" Apocalypse | May 24

Nagoya's "Comedy" Apocalypse | May 24

On Saturday, May 24, breathe in civilization's dying gasps of joy at Midtown BBQ, where Nagoya's "hardest-typing" stand-up comics gather to perform what may very well be humanity's final "comedic" statements.

They Call it Comedy–You Call it Trauma

Bad Movie Night | May 25

Bad Movie Night | May 25

The Raven's Table is once again opening its doors to celebrate cinema's most peculiar achievements – movies so earnestly misguided that they've accidentally stumbled into brilliance.

So Bad They’re Good

Infinity Funk | May 25

Infinity Funk | May 25

Hip-hop legends unite at Japan's oldest club! Infinity Funk brings Tamaskin, Semkari & Paulie Rhyme to Club Buddha. East meets West May 25th!

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Kiwi Teacher Jason Timms Relieved

Kiwi Teacher Jason Timms Relieved

Nagoya teacher Jason Timms has now breathed a sigh of relief that his parents have gone home after their vacation in Japan, and can now return to his old life of debauchery.

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