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A brief history of the brand and the art, along with Romeo Trinidad, international sales manager at Obey Clothing, wishing Taiwan a happy 100th birthday. www.obeyclothing.com Lula Apparel, Inc. is the exclusive Obey Clothing distributor in Taiwan. We are dedicated to promoting the Obey brand and culture in the Taiwanese market. http www.facebook.com twitter.com www.facebook.com Background music by A-TRAK from the album of Diry South Dance2 “Intro”
A TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow of a travel blog to Naha, Japan by TravelPod blogger Kawaiguy titled “Song of the Island” Kawaiguy’s travel blog entry: “A rough translation of ??, Shima Uta, or Island-song, was in my hear just about everywhere I went on this island. Okinawa Prefecture (???,?is one of Japan’s southern islands that consists of hundreds of the Ryukyu islands in a chain over 1000 km long, which sits within spotting distance of Taiwan. With a low of 20-degrees Celcius (80 Farenheit) over most of the year, it’s compared to Hawaii in both beauty and ease of living. The people reflect this lifestyle of good food, great temperature, a respect and love for nature, and a long history of culture and internationalization. From its earliest times, the Ryukyu kingdom (and its several kings) would work on establishing good trade relations with China, Thailand, and other Asian countries. This is why you would find so many differences in cuisine, architecture, clothing, governance and even dialect in this part of the world. It also has its own unique folk songs, dances, instruments, and liquor: Awamori (I will not dare to touch this stuff again). Karate was also created here. The reason for its creation is amazing. Way back in the 16 and 17th century, Ryukyu was a weaponless nation. Either for religious or political reasons (or both), they abandoned the creation and advance of war-weaponry. Eventually this backfired against them, and they were conquered by the …
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