Last Tokyo Train

JAMES LAST The Album Collection (2019 UK limited edition 90th Anniversary box set, featuring more than 40 classic albums digitally remastered on 25 CDs, with many on Compact Disc for the first time.

In 2019, the 'James Last Album Collection' was a huge success that sold out almost immediately. Now, Polydor has gone above and beyond to collect another vast treasure trove of classic James Last albums, all highly anticipated by fans worldwide. The legendary 'Non Stop Dancing' albums were the most successful LP series for James Last and the Polydor label: fantastic dance music, decades-worth of greatest hits from then-current charts, with happy party noises to get even the dullest parties started. Most of these albums were never released digitally or on CD and make their long-awaited premiere on this complete box set. Featuring no less than 34 albums recorded from 1965 to 2002, this historic set makes an unparalleled 'pop history,' covering classic hits from all phases of pop music, including Beat and Rock 'n' Roll, Funk and Rock to Soul and Disco.

Detective Hiroshi Shimizu investigates white collar crime inTokyo. He's lost his girlfriend and still dreams of his time studying inAmerica, but with a stable job, his own office and a half-empty apartment, he'ssettled in.
When an American businessman turns up dead, his mentorTakamatsu calls him out to the site of a grisly murder. A glimpse from asecurity camera video suggests the killer was a woman, but in Japan, that seemsunlikely. Hiroshi quickly learns how close homicide and suicide can appear in acity full of high-speed trains just a step–or a push–away…

The stage of our train cruise this time is deep autumn in East Japan's Yamagata, Fukushima and Niigata Prefectures. Our traveler thoroughly enjoys both food created from abundant autumn crops and beautiful views of the colored leaves of autumn. In addition, our train trip touches local people's lives by exploring regional traditions.[

If Japanese pop music is what you desire, you'll definitely want to try this. It's called Tokyo: Girl Power featuring some of the best J-pop from the land of the rising sun. This was released by UMG Recordings.