Japan Times
Japan Times
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"SARASA reigns supreme, captivating music enthusiasts globally and particularly within Japan"
Waxpoetics Japan
Waxpoetics Japan
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“She was destined to be a DJ, or can we say that Hip Hop has found the ultimate interpreter to get its way through to the people and the culture in Japan.”
Questlove (The Roots)
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“DJ SARASA is an ill DJ. You mess around and judge a book by its cover and get messed up when she got you shazaming like 17 cuts in a row like “oh!!!! This is where the drum break came from!!!!!!!!! Great last night in #Tokyo”
Talib Kweli
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“Turnt Up video was a hiphop version of Lost in Translation except I'm Bill Murray & @DJSARASA is Scarlett Johannsen. Great film. Won Oscar.”
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SARASA

Biography

As highlighted by The Japan Times, “SARASA reigns supreme, captivating music enthusiasts globally and particularly within Japan,” SARASA holds an esteemed position in shaping Japan’s music landscape.
Born in Japan and raised in New York, SARASA has graced stages across all continents, leveraging her multicultural background to defy conventional categorization. Her eclectic blend of genres and eras has propelled her to prestigious venues, from renowned museums like the Louvre Abu Dhabi to the main stages of the Ultra Music Festival in Japan and Korea.
SARASA’s collaborations extend to luxury brands such as Prada, Cartier, Louis Vuitton, Audemars Piguet, and Rolls-Royce.
She is the preferred choice for exclusive events, including intimate gatherings like Pharrell’s private 50th birthday celebration and Questlove’s exclusive projects such as “Black Stream Live” attended only by his favorite DJs.
Additionally, SARASA was honored to DJ at Michael Jackson’s in-store event at Tower Records shortly after his passing.
It’s undeniable that SARASA’s elegance and versatility make her the premier selection for clients seeking to elevate their events to new heights. SARASA’s legacy
as a pioneer, innovator, and visionary ensures that whatever she takes on, will resonate for years to come.

SARASA serves as a cultural ambassador, showcasing Tokyo’s vibrant scene by hosting Arlo Parks on MTV for an exclusive tour of the city. She has also made appearances on TV programs such as National Geographic, discussing the greatness of soul singer Aretha Franklin.
Recognized early in her career by Questlove, who tweeted, “DJ SARASA is the illest DJ…” she has since collaborated with him on various projects, including “Black Stream Live,” where she kicked off episode #1. SARASA continues to work with for international legends such as George Clinton and Grandmaster Flash. While her primary focus remains solo DJing, she occasionally performs as a backup for concerts featuring artists like Talib Kweli, The Beatnuts, and Illa J. Having DJed around the globe, SARASA developed a deep appreciation for Mexican
culture and cuisine following a world tour to Mexico, leading her to open “Casa De Sarasa,” acclaimed as “The Best Restaurant Abroad- The most popular spot in Tokyo” by Mexican news. Moreover, SARASA is the founder and president of Tacos Association of Japan with 600 taco-lovers across Japan, responsible for events and community work in the “Taco Industry.”
Undoubtedly, SARASA’s Her legacy as a music lover and visionary ensures that her
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influence will resonate for years to come.

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