Ha, this is interesting to see. David got arrested. Then he spent four months in a prison in Japan. Deprived of his usual drawing tools, David improvised materials out of whatever he could scrape together in his tiny cell, including soy sauce and his pee. I am impressed with his passion for arts. And also it is impressive there are many nudes. Oh yeah four months would be so long for him. Talking about Jaspanese prison. Paul McCartney was jailed because of drugs when he came to Wings Japan tour. He was called "No.22" and he sang many songs with other prisoners to cheer himself up. John is No.9 and Paul is No.22. Just a trivia. *
Then my small collection
Wool Ferrari
Grass Bentz
Candy Car
Lego Volvo
Knittin bike
Mari,
Nice post and very intersting, how a prisoner used his mind to make life bearable in jail. Probably at Tokyo Detention House.
by the way....
acutally, Paul McCartney who was busted for drugs only got out of prison for one very sad reason, he was famous and he contacted Senator Ted Kennedy in the US Senate, and Mr Kennedy, the brother of John F. Kennedy was able to make one important phone call to the Japan government, and Paul was released from jail. He should have spent time like everyone else, but just because he was a famous VIP he got out. that is not fair. Why did David Choe have to spend 4 months there? Paul McCartney is a fraud!
I was in prison in Tokyo too, for two months. It was terrible. Newspapers were censored, some stories blacked out. Senator Kennedy didn't get me or David out. Japan is a semi-police state that is not really a full democracy. write about that somedaY!
Posted by: Allen DeClaire | Monday, July 03, 2006 at 01:01 PM
Hey, that's not just a Lego Car, that is a LEGO VOLVO!!
I remember when Paul McCartney got busted at Narita, I was about 14 or 15 and a huge Beatle fan... I was so worried that he would have to spend 7 years in a Japanese dungeon! But he got out, now I know why, thanks to your link.
And this summer it is 40 years since The Beatles played in Budokan in Tokyo.
Posted by: Martin | Monday, June 26, 2006 at 02:58 AM