Finished up with her stay in Japan, a Chanel Paris clad Lady Gaga was spotted readying for a departing flight out of
Tokyo on Wednesday .
After hitting a karaoke bar and greeting
fans with photographer Terry Richardson in tow the previous night, the Mother
Monster was chauffeured over to Narita International Airport to board an
outbound aircraft headed to Taiwan.
Giving herself only one day off, Gaga is
lined up to perform shows at the Nangan World Trade Center in Taipei on May 17th
& 18th before continuing along to Manila as her arduous Born This Way Ball
tour rolls along.
On a side note, the Asian efforts come as
the 26-year-old singer landed herself a pair of Award-winning Songs at Tuesday
night's 60th annual BMI Pop Awards for her tracks "Born This Way" and "Edge of
Glory".
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Sunday, 20 May 2012
Wednesday, 9 May 2012
Lady Gaga: Hello Tokyo!
Gearing up for the Japanese leg of her
Born This Way Ball Tour, Lady Gaga was spotted arriving in Tokyo earlier today
(May 8).
The “Bad Romance” songstress showed up at Narita International Airport to see hundreds of crazy Little Monsters who had been waiting for hours just to catch a glimpse of her.
And of course, Gaga had a nutty getup, including a black spiked leather dress teamed with a pair of super-high heels and black sunglasses.
Lady Gaga is highly-respected in Japan thanks to her efforts to help out after the massive tsunami and earthquake disasters. In fact, a Gaga teacup was auctioned off for $75,000 to help rebuilding efforts.
The “Bad Romance” songstress showed up at Narita International Airport to see hundreds of crazy Little Monsters who had been waiting for hours just to catch a glimpse of her.
And of course, Gaga had a nutty getup, including a black spiked leather dress teamed with a pair of super-high heels and black sunglasses.
Lady Gaga is highly-respected in Japan thanks to her efforts to help out after the massive tsunami and earthquake disasters. In fact, a Gaga teacup was auctioned off for $75,000 to help rebuilding efforts.
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