How underground black queer culture ended up in Tokyo
Unpacking Japan · Produced by ZenStudio
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Show Notes
Meet Kinshasa, an American ballroom commentator, who sits down to talk to us about how underground black queer culture ended up in Tokyo.
Kinshasa tells us about the history and importance of ballroom culture, how queer Japanese women brought it over to Japan, and how it evolved to be what it is today.
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