 |  The disaster which hit Japan geographically affects all of us socially. The Jamaican music industry has benefited enormously from the patronage of the Japanese reggae community, and we are too intertwined for the recent events to not be seen as a shared experience to grow from. It's an honor for me to be a part of this re-growth as the affected areas regain their footing and Japan becomes an even greater nation than before! Date of Posting: 26 June 2011 Posted By: Tanya Stephens |
 | I have been to the beautiful country of Japan - it's one of my most memorable tours with Morgan Heritage, and when my long time friend "Chin" called and asked me if I was available I was naturally inclined to participate in this benefit concert. I believe it is critical that we as entertainers give when we can give, whether it is our time, money or talent. I am looking forward to working with all the great Artists on the 'Reggae 4 Japan' event to raise funds that will go towards assisting Japan in its rebuilding efforts. Date of Posting: 26 June 2011 Posted By: Gramps Morgan |
 | The Japanese people have done so much for reggae music, so I am most honored to be a part of this package that Irish & Chin put together to help rebuild Japan. Date of Posting: 26 June 2011 Posted By: Mr. Vegas |
 | Japan has always had a great amount of fans support Reggae music and culture throughout the years; it's only right that we give forward to lend some support to Japan in this much needed time. Date of Posting: 26 June 2011 Posted By: Damian Marley |
 | In this life, it's all about helping each other when one is in trouble you reach out and help." "I am forever grateful for the support of the Reggae community in this effort with such a great need for relief in Japan, I am calling out to all people to help." "Regardless of one's connection to Japan be it Reggae music, electronics, automotive, fashion, etc. I am calling on everyone to come out and support. Date of Posting: 26 June 2011 Posted By: Masta Simon of Mighty Crown |
 | I have been touring Japan for over 25 years and have gone there more than any other artist except Maxi Priest. My first time there was in 1985 for Japan's first Reggae Sunsplash." "Since then, I have been traveling to Japan at least 4 times a year .thankfully, I have been extremely popular in Japan due to promotions and recording. I have to give back because of my strong connection to Japan over the years. Date of Posting: 01 June 2011 Posted By: Freddie Mcgreggor |
 | Japan is like home and family, as I have been going to Japan since the mid 80's. I have a lot of close friends in Japan and know people who are directly affected by the disaster." "Japan has done a lot for the reggae industry, so I am unquestionably involved with 'Reggae 4 Japan' because of my connection and for the sheer love of humanity, Date of Posting: 01 June 2011 Posted By: Maxi Priest |