Dedicated to Japan's rackgaki (graffiti) scene, this DVD brings to life the imagery of the book and includes footage of graffiti being created. Set to a soundtrack by some of Japan's leading Trip-Hop artists, the viewer is fully immersed in the subculture that is Japanese graffiti.
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Section from our new film RackGaki which is out on the 16th May - a book and dvd package courtesy of Studio Rarekwai and Laurence King Publishing.
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