This item has been stored at home. It is in very good condition, but as it is an old item, there are signs of age on the cover, etc. We ask for your consideration if you understand this. Yokohama's "Rock" Station TVK's Challenge First Edition Why did Live Kids Love That Local TV Station? Tatsuya Kaneda Our music was always on TVK. "Young Impulse," "Fighting 80's," "Funky Tomato," "Music Tomato," "Live Tomato," "saku saku," etc. Nostalgic memories are revived with behind-the-scenes stories of their production! Featuring valuable interviews with Ryudo Uzaki, Motoharu Sano, Kohei Otomo, Tamio Okuda, Kazuya Miyata, and more! Down Town Boogie-Woogie Band, RC Succession, Southern All Stars, Kodomo Band, HOUND DOG, ANARCHY, THE MODS, RED WARRIORS, THE BLUE HEARTS, Unicorn...etc. It was a local TV station in Yokohama that provided performance venues for numerous artists, laid the foundation for the Japanese rock scene, and innovated the Japanese music scene! "Fighting 80's," "Funky Tomato," "Music Tomato," "Live TOMATO," "saku saku"... Centered around a long interview with Toshiyuki Sumitomo, the legendary producer who worked on numerous music programs, How did tvk become a "rock" station independently? The first book to unravel its history and achievements! ●Interviews with musicians and other distinguished guests are also included! [Titles omitted] Ryudo Uzaki, Motoharu Sano, Kohei Otomo, Tamio Okuda, Kazuya Miyata, Shigeo Maruyama (Founder of EPIC Sony), Kenichi Nakanishi (Chairman of the Board, Disk Garage) Masashi Kondo (Chairman of the Board, Space Shower Networks) People appearing, interviews Reiichi "CHABO" Nakaido, Shigeru Nakano, Tatsuya Moriyama, Tatsuya Ishii, Takehiko "shake" Kogure, PUFFY, Kaela Kimura, Tsuyoshi Ujiki, Tetsuya Murakami (Gospellers), Hozon Yamashita (Artist/Creator) From a review: I remember The Blue Hearts being on TVK every day when I was in junior high school. TVK was my first introduction to "beat" bands of the time like Unicorn, Jun Sky, and Lepsh, as well as adult rock like The Sliders and Red Warriors. I also discovered The Mods and Motoharu Sano, whom I still love and attend their concerts, on TVK. Reading this book brought back nostalgic memories.