ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 2月20日 04時54分

How did #Chicano culture spread to Japan? Walter Thompson-Hernández, who grew up with Chicano culture in #LosAngeles, visited #Japan to investigate. His first stop: the #lowrider scene in Nagoya. Lowriders are iconic to the Chicano community in #LA, and were created in the 1940s, @mychivas reports. So how did the concept travel the world? Imported magazines, Japanese journalists and a love for the culture. Walter elaborates on that answer and also explores Japan’s Chicano art and music scene in his latest video report for the #nytimes “Surfacing” series. Visit the link in our profile to watch the full video. Walter, @ekrhyne, @maeryan and @mondofufu helped produce the video.

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