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This is such a sad response. You've experienced a lot of tragedy in your life. I'm glad that you've found a way to deal with it and talk about it though. So important to the healing process.

Hi Yoshiki, thank you for doing this AMA!

I have 2 questions for you:

1. What is a skill or quality you feel is often overlooked when it comes to being a successful member of a recording studio staff? What sets a good studio worker apart? I went to school for sound engineering and music production and am trying to get a job at a studio :)
2. Any tips on dealing with anxiety?

I also want to thank you for all of the incredibly hard work you have put into your career. I was lucky enough to see you play with X JAPAN in Toronto a few years ago. Your work ethic and your dedication to your fans and to the charities you support is incredible, and has been a huge source of inspiration to me. Thank you!

Hope you are well - love from Canada!

PS - X JAPAN / BABYMETAL collaboration?

You do a lot of interviews - what's one question you wish people would ask? What's one you wish people would stop asking?

Hi Yoshiki, thank you for doing this again!

1. Will We Are X be getting any Canadian showing dates? I'm dying to see the film!
2. It's my lifelong dream to stand on the stage at Tokyo Dome. Do you have a fun Tokyo Dome experience you could share?

Thanks for everything you do, and thank you for allowing We Are X to be made and shared with the world.

Hi Yoshiki, thank you for doing this AMA.

How do you find the experience of being a famous public figure differs between Japan and North America? Is is harder to be famous in one place than the other?

How has fame impacted you on a personal level?