When Kamichan starts blogging about his passion, teenage boy bands from the Japanese talent agency Johnny & Associates, known among fans simply as Johnny’s, little does he know or expect that his blog would soon become one of the most popular in the fandom. And little do his predominantly teenage and young adult female readers know that Kamichan is not a girl like them but a man in his late 30s. When they find out, most of them don’t seem to mind. Behind the scenes, however, there are some who strongly object to a middle aged man hunting on their grounds, deeming Kamichan a potential predator of teenage boys. But is he really?
In a tale of fame and infamy Marcus Herzig recalls his exciting, adventurous, and sometimes scary journey into the Johnny’s fandom with the same spirit, humour, and blunt honesty that earned him devoted fans and enemies alike as a blogger and fanboy.
In a tale of fame and infamy Marcus Herzig recalls his exciting, adventurous, and sometimes scary journey into the Johnny’s fandom with the same spirit, humour, and blunt honesty that earned him devoted fans and enemies alike as a blogger and fanboy.
