YOSHIKI volunteered with World Central Kitchen and provided free meals to first responders and community members impacted by the Southern California wildfires at a distribution site near Altadena in Los Angeles on January 31.
Seven charitable organizations receiving donations include: MusiCares® , World Central Kitchen, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, American Red Cross, Motion Picture & Television Fund, Hollywood Chamber of Commerce Foundation, and Entertainment Community Fund
It has been approximately three weeks since the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles started. YOSHIKI's response to the Los Angeles wildfires and relief efforts.
Day 1 - Jan 31, 2:30 AM (PST) / 7:30 PM (Japan Time): YOSHIKI's exclusive live interview with Hiroyuki (Broadcasting Live from Paris & LA)
Day 2 - Jan 31, 10:30 PM (PST) / Feb 1, 3:30 PM (Japan Time): YOSHIKI's first live video appearance of the year
"Crazy Love", originally released as XY’s debut single produced by YOSHIKI, has captured hearts and left a lasting impact. Now, with the addition of new member Yuya Tegoshi, the song has been reimagined as a 14-member version, and the new "Crazy Love (XIV Version)" has been surprise-released today.
Yoshiki Channel 2024–2025 New Year's Special! Over 24 hours non-stop streaming with YOSHIKI and special guest appearances! Live Dec 30 @ 6:00am USA PT / 11:00pm Japan time.
"YOSHIKI eats" is a series on YouTube that shows YOSHIKI just eating, with almost no conversation. The first video, "YOSHIKI eats 1," was released in July, and has been viewed over 1.7 million times.
YOSHIKIMONO started 10 years ago as a cutting-edge Japanese kimono fashion brand created by Japanese rock star and composer YOSHIKI, who was born the first son of kimono creators. Based on his strong desire to introduce Japanese kimono to the entire world, YOSHIKIMONO’s theme is the “fusion of tradition and innovation”.
YOSHIKIMONO’s latest collection was selected as the opening presentation of Rakuten Fashion Week Tokyo 2020. YOSHIKIMONO was chosen to be displayed at the prestigious V&A Museum in London during Europe’s first major kimono exhibition alongside works from other prominent fashion designers Alexander McQueen, Yves Saint Laurent, Jean-Paul Gaultier, and John Galliano.
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