On Thursday, September 25, 2025, "DJ Korekara no Kinkyuu Saigai" (aka Wachita China) raids clubasia all the way from the other side of the globe, Argentina! 
Commemorating his first visit to Japan with his unique Latin-style interpretation of ghettotech/electro is clubasia on Thursday, September 25, 2025, which has recently been showing an extraordinary level of excitement. NordOst, who is performing on the same day, will briefly introduce not only DJ Korekara no Kinkyuu Saigai himself, but also the charm of the Japanese locals welcoming him.

Have you ever come across the strange and addictive artist name "DJ Korekara no Kinkyuu Saigai" on SoundCloud, Bandcamp, or various streaming services?

Every released track and mix is an unusual sound navigating back and forth between the serious and the surreal, presenting a unique interpretation of bouncy electro with Latin rhythmic work.

All of these were created not by an anonymous Japanese creator, but by DJ Korekara no Kinkyuu Saigai (aka Wachita China), an artist who truly exists on the other side of the planet in Argentina.

DJ Korekara no Kinkyuu Saigai (the greatest moniker that makes you want to say it out loud over and over!) has a musical style mixed with a foundation of electro, breaks, techno, and Latin club. Electro is dance music born from the encounter of funk, disco culture, and synthesizers, which gradually transformed—primarily in its birthplace, the United States—into a rhythm and sound with a unique appeal: hard, raw, yet impossible not to shake your body to.

Note: Electro, electroclash, electro house (post-2010s tracks are also sometimes called #Complextro)—while sharing similar names, these are all different, complex, and intriguing genres. By the way, electronica presents an entirely polar-opposite soundscape; while they tend to get confused around here, the words sound so alike that it's quite understandable.

Whether the definitions above are correct or not, electro in the narrow sense is sometimes called ghetto-tech.
It is simply incredible that thrilling dance music, which breaks through relying solely on technology and vibes, is nurtured all around the world (even if considering each region's complicated circumstances brings mixed feelings).
Ghetto sound holds the regionality, scent, and breath of each city. And around the world, they are constantly localized into unexpected music in entirely unpredictable ways.
Just like local comfort food.

Among them, DJ Korekara no Kinkyuu Saigai is a talented globetrotting artist who uniquely interprets the Latin American ghetto sound—which has garnered attention in recent years under names like #Latin Tech and #Latincore—with DIY punk vibes; his thrilling works balancing both kitsch and depth are all fantastic.
Focusing solely on the ring of the name might bring back nostalgic flashbacks of future funk, but the moment you press play, a rhythm with a texture subtly different from those of its birthplaces like Detroit, Chicago, and Miami echoes in both ears.
While faint scents of dembow, dancehall, and funk drift through, there is also something uniquely Argentinian that feels subtly distinct from all of those.

The commemorative first Tokyo gig of this Latin ghetto star, DJ Korekara no Kinkyuu Saigai, will be held on asia's Thursday, which has been shifting into high gear lately.
Including the bold move of spontaneously opening up the main floor—which is normally closed during weekday operations—it promises to be a night overflowing with vivid energy.

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DJ Korekara no Kinkyuu Saigai himself will reportedly perform a long live set, joined on VJ duties by contemporary artist JACKSON kaki, who embodies Japanese obscurity. A DJ set by kaki himself, who has also been active as a selector for a long time, will be presented as well.

Furthermore, CYBERHACKSYSTEM from <Rave Racers>, a crew that has overwhelmingly elevated the status of rave music in Japan in recent years, and MoEPiKA, who playfully connects techno, dancehall, UK funky, tribal bass, and more, will appear on the main floor.

Performing on the lounge floor are AMIDAdrive, Hanachan Buggy Sokuho, itako, kyuuu, neneeedy, Takahata Techno Domei, and yours truly, NordOst.

Under the theme of "Localized Ghetto Sounds," we have urgently assembled artists active in the unique territory of Tokyo, which harbors countless micro-scenes.
Forget the formalities—we would be thrilled if you just throw on light clothes and come get wild. GO!

And surprisingly, on the same day on the 2F Floor, a curated party by "QPLO" from the famous weekday Thursday project, "clubasia THURSDAY," will be held simultaneously.
Dance music unit "QPLO," centered on house and disco, generates explosive energy on the floor in a 1 DJ × 1 Guitar style.

The lineup features issa (FULLHOUSE) | zene (64DX / 64controll) | michika | Terax | ryuu—gathering entertainers of the same generation who continue to electrify floors not only in Shibuya, Tokyo, but throughout various parts of Japan.

Thus, on Thursday, September 25, an incredibly diverse group of artists sweeping the club scene will gather all at once at clubasia.

Naturally, you can move freely between both parties!!

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Photos of the massive excitement on the floor during the party have been added ⚡️

PHOTO by Toshimura

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Thursday, September 25, 2025: "DJ Korekara no Kinkyuu Saigai" raids clubasia all the way from the other side of the globe, Argentina!!

《《MAIN FLOOR》》
⚠️LIVE⚠️
DJ Korekara no Kinkyuu Saigai (from Argentina)
with JACKSON kaki (VJ) 

🛸GUEST DJ
CYBERHACKSYSTEM 
JACKSON kaki 
MoEPiKA 

📡VJ
Yumi Kitazawa

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AMIDAdrive 
Hanachan Buggy Sokuho
itako 
kyuuu 
neneeedy 
NordOst 
Takahata Techno Domei

《《2F｜『 clubasia THURSDAY hosted by QPLO 』》》
issa (FULLHOUSE) 
michika 
QPLO
ryuu 
Terax 
zene (64DX/64control) 

📷PHOTO
Toshimura 

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2025.9.25 (THU)
1-8 Maruyama-cho, Shibuya, Tokyo
clubasia @clubasia

*OPEN  23:00
*DOOR  ¥2,500 + 1D
*U23 ¥1,500 + 1D
*ADV  ¥2,000 + 1D
🎟️ https://ja.ra.co/events/2251723
🎟️https://cultureofasia.zaiko.io/e/djkorekaranokinnkyuusaigai

Thursday, September 25th, 2025 – from the other side of the globe, straight from Argentina, “DJ Korekara no Kinkyuu Saigai” (aka Wachita China) lands at clubasia!
For this first-ever Japan appearance, the Tokyo debut will take place on the now-notorious Thursday night at clubasia, a night that has been gaining a reputation for unhinged energy. And who better to introduce not only the artist himself, but the charm of the Japanese locals sharing the bill, than NordOst — who’s performing on the same night.

Have you ever come across the strange, addictive artist name “DJ Korekara no Kinkyuu Saigai” while browsing SoundCloud, Bandcamp, or streaming platforms?

Every track and mix he puts out reinterprets bouncy electro with Latin rhythms, navigating that sweet spot between serious and surreal.
And these works aren’t by some anonymous internet prankster — they’re the real output of a flesh-and-blood artist from Argentina, DJ Korekara no Kinkyuu Saigai (aka Wachita China).

This project fuses electro, breaks, techno, and Latin club, all driven by a DIY punk spirit.
Electro itself — born from funk and disco culture colliding with synthesizers — has evolved over the years into a harder, grittier, irresistibly body-moving sound, especially in its American strongholds.

Side note: Electro, electroclash, electro house (sometimes even called “complextro” post-2010s) may share similar names, but they’re all different beasts — fascinatingly so.
And while “electronica” might sound similar, it’s a very different, often much softer sound world. Easy to mix up, but no shame there.

Strictly speaking, electro often overlaps with what’s called ghetto-tech — the kind of dance music that explodes purely on technology and vibes, making hearts race and bodies move.
Ghetto sounds always carry the smell, breath, and character of the city they come from — and as they travel, they localize, mutate, and come back in delightfully unexpected ways. Almost like B-grade gourmet street food.

Among them, DJ Korekara no Kinkyuu Saigai stands out as a globetrotting powerhouse artist, taking the emerging Latin American ghetto sounds (dubbed things like #LatinTech or #Latincore) and filtering them through a DIY punk lens.
His work is cheeky yet deep, outrageous yet addictive.
The name might make you think of some ironic future-funk flashback, but the moment you hit play, you hear rhythms that nod to Detroit, Chicago, and Miami — yet sound completely, unmistakably different.
Hints of dembow, dancehall, and funk ripple through, but there’s something uniquely Argentine that sets it apart.

This much-awaited first Tokyo gig of the Latin-ghetto star takes place during one of asia’s most hyped Thursday nights.
It even comes with the bold move of opening the Main Floor — usually kept closed during weekday operations — guaranteeing a night overflowing with color and energy.

DJ Korekara no Kinkyuu Saigai will be performing a long-form live set, joined by VJ and contemporary artist JACKSON kaki, who embodies the essence of Japanese obscurity and will also be dropping a DJ set.

Also taking over the main floor: CYBERHACKSYSTEM from the rave-defining crew Rave Racers, and MoEPiKA, who seamlessly connects techno, dancehall, UK funky, and tribal bass with a playful spirit.

Meanwhile, the lounge floor will feature AMIDAdrive, Hanachan Baggy Sokuho, itako, kyuuu, neneeedy, Takahata Techno Doumei, and yours truly, NordOst.

The theme is “Localized Ghetto Sounds” — bringing together artists active in the unique, micro-scene-packed landscape of Tokyo.
Forget the overthinking — just throw on something light and come get messy with us. GO!

And if that wasn’t enough, the 2F floor will simultaneously host a curated edition of clubasia THURSDAY, led by the house-and-disco dance music unit QPLO, who generate explosive energy with their unique 1DJ × 1Guitar format.

The lineup features: issa (FULLHOUSE)｜zene (64DX / 64controll)｜michika｜Terax｜ryuu — a crew of entertainers who have been igniting floors not only in Shibuya but all across Japan.

Thus, on Thursday, September 25th, a wildly diverse lineup of scene-shaking artists will gather under one roof at clubasia — and yes, you can freely move between both parties!