The yearly One Love Jamaica Festival was held last weekend and as it has been since its first staging in 2004 was a resounding success. Yoyogi Park in Tokyo came to life as thousands of attendees came out to support the Jamaica-Japan cultural exchange event that I still dream of experiencing one day...

Yoyogi Park in Tokyo, Japan will once again host the One Love Jamaica Festival. The dates for the staging of the festival this year is Saturday 21st of May to SundayMay 22nd. I’ve been following the One Love Jamaica Festival from afar for a few years now and every year just seems to get bigger...

Yoyogi park in Tokyo Japan was bathed in a Jamaica vibe last weekend when the 2010 staging of the One Love Jamaica Festival took place from May 5th to 9th. News from pals in Japan was that there was a lot of publicity around the festival this year and a huge crowd was expected. I still haven’t...

It’s coming up to that time of year again when Yoyogi Park in Tokyo, Japan is taken over for a weekend by all things Jamaican. The 2010 Staging of the One Love Jamaica Festival will take place from Saturday May 8th to Sunday May 9th 2010. Lots of attractions and activities will be on at the festival...

From all the coverage I have searched for and surfed into n the net it seems the One Love Jamaica Festival held yearly since 2007 in the Yoyogi Park in Tokyo Japan was another success. Below are some pictures and then links to even more pictures from the festival this year. As expected the festival...

It’s that time of year again when Jamaican culture overtakes Yoyogi Park in Tokyo Japan for one day. I made posts about the festival in 2007 and last year but some visitors expressed via comments that they wished I would post about the festival this year BEFORE it happened, so that’s what...

From the pictures and write up in the Jamaica Observer last year’s One Love Jamaica festival was a success. While browsing through a few Japan related blogs I realized that it was time again for the One Love Jamaica festival this year and it was on the 17th and 18th of May. Fellow Nintendo fan...

If you don’t already know, reggae is the string that binds us to the hearts, minds and ears of many Japanese. Artists such as Bob Marley, Buju Banton, TOK, Elephant Man and more recently Voicemail is well known by many Japanese Nationals. Check out the Jamaica Observer‘s coverage of the One...