So, Japanese boys are hot.
And Miyavi, is the perfect example.

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For those not familier with him...

Miyavi (雅-miyavi-, born September 14, 1981 in Hyogo, Japan), is a Japanese solo J-Rock artist and former guitarist (under the name Miyabi (雅, Miyabi?)) for the visual kei indies band Dué Le Quartz, which disbanded in 2002. In the same year, Miyabi announced that he was going solo, changed his name to Miyavi (which is phonetically the same in Japanese), and released his debut album "【雅楽】-gagaku-." He soon signed a contract with PS Company along with other artists such as Alice Nine, Kagrra, Gazette (band), and Kra (band).

In October 2004, Miyavi released his first major single "ROCK no gyakushuu -SUPERSTAR no jouken (ロックの逆襲-スーパースターの条件-, ROCK no gyakushuu -SUPERSTAR no jouken?)" and began to credit himself in the songwriting credits in his liner notes as "MYV". His first major album, "【雅-miyavizm-主義】", was released in June 2005.

Miyavi composes, arranges, and produces his own music. He has been playing guitar for 11 years.

Miyavi's significant change in music style since leaving Due'le Quartz caused many of his original audience to disperse, but attracted a new audience that he did not originally have.

In addition to his musical career, Miyavi also starred as himself in the 2003 film "Oresama (おれさま, Oresama?)" and models for various J-Rock magazines such as Fools Mate, Arena 37c, and Shoxx magazine. He has also modeled for the clothing line Fotus.

He was supposed to do a concert tour of the US in 2004, but pulled out.

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