The Grey Shogun Draws the Line
Kevin Wood becomes Tokyo’s Grey Shogun in a wild NEOKAWA fashion shoot, then stops the cameras when one final pose crosses a line with a child on set.
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Toga, Coffee, and the Chaos Machine
Kevin shows up at a Tokyo staff meeting in a luxury-sheet toga, coffee in hand, as Matt and T’mari roast the exhausted youth tour crew over breakfast.
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Good Morning, Tokyo Boy
Kevin Wood wakes to chaos in Tokyo as Chem, D’stan, Sael and Mall turn one brutal morning prank into a very public first-contact comedy before coffee.
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8 of 10
Matthew Marmaduke greets Japan’s corporate leaders, gifting V’ren translators and rare bourbon while quietly rewriting the rules of business in Japan.
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Before I Leave
Matt Marmaduke pitches jobs, $1 housing and a new life in V’ren-majority towns—and more than 600 Tokyo residents step forward to apply.
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An Hour With The Mayor
Tokyo’s mayor pushes Matt Marmaduke to explain the real offer: jobs, $1 housing, family life and a chance to build new V’ren-majority towns on Earth.
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Skate or Die
Maja Zhang hits Tokyo’s skate scene with Rita and two V’ren pages, where famous skaters turn a promised lesson into an unforgettable first-contact night.
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Tokyo Night Out
Tokyo nightlife turns viral as MJ, Kevin and Y’kem explore Shinjuku, trade culture, hit karaoke and discover first contact can look like a night out.
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Dinner Q&A With Matt and the Ladies
First contact gets wonderfully ordinary aboard a Tokyo ferry as V’ren discuss chopsticks, alien seafood, ramen, wasabi, pages and feeling at home too.
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Ferry to Tokyo
Matt and T’mari sail for Tokyo, reuniting with T’monn and L’tani as jealousy, love, and a new V’ren family finds shape.
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Kitakyushu Port
At Kitakyushu Port, Matthew Marmaduke and T’mari board for Tokyo amid V’ren diplomacy, security, press and local warmth.
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We Are Still Here – Q&A in Hiroshima
Matt Marmaduke and T’mari discuss Hiroshima, family memory, V’ren culture, leadership, Japan, grief, duty, and defiance.