Jumonji embodies the spirit of a samurai. He fights with the grace of a kabuki dancer. The Hanya mask on his armor represents the anger and envy that is reflected within all of us. Jumonji bears this undying burden selflessly through his courage to confront his own sins. Through this self-purifying process, he embraces his soul and achieves the strength to slay greater demons.

Yosaku was the most charismatic kabuki dancer of Yoshiwara, the red-light district in 1600s Edo. He is also one of my favorite DJs in 2011 LA. Music is the common key. Keeping true to swaying fresh, the whimsical figure romanticizes with a boombox rather than a fan. Yosaku is about blending style and substance introspectively and intuitively. The name is about the bridge for having taste and good ears.