デヴィッド・ボウイさんのインスタグラム写真 - (デヴィッド・ボウイInstagram)「DAILY BOWIE THING – Day 6 “Like some cat from Japan...” As you are no doubt aware, another of the popular areas of Bowie collecting is posters. These generally fall into a few categories: promotional, concert and personality. Again, value is very much dependant on age, condition and rarity, with some of the early gig posters fetching prices into the thousands of pounds. (Other currencies are available.) Today’s #DailyBowieThing features a couple of scarce 40-year-old Japanese promo posters from two different sources. The RCA one (smaller of the two) is for the Crystal Japan 45 (originally titled Fujimoto San), a beautiful and haunting instrumental track first released as a single in Japan in July 1980. The track was used for a TV advert for the Japanese sake Crystal Jun Rock by Takara Shuzo and the second larger poster advertises that particular product. The images for the whole campaign featured Bowie in a Zen temple in Kyoto, a location he personally selected being so moved by the beautiful Karesansui Zen Garden. Though planned for inclusion on Scary Monsters, in the event, Crystal Japan didn’t make the cut, so the Japanese got an exclusive single instead. The track did appear as the flipside of the Up The Hill Backwards single the following year, among other places. One of those other places being A Warm Place by Nine Inch Nails. #DailyBowieThing will continue as usual over the weekend. #DailyBowieThing #BowieJapan #BowieCrystalJapan」11月7日 4時51分