Osaka is the third most populated city in Japan, with an extremely active nightlife, with bars, restaurants and nightclubs that both locals and foreigners go to (In this picture: friends having fun in psytrance club, in Shinsaibashi, Osaka).Most photographic and artistic works developed in Japan focus on putting the capital, Tokyo, under the spotlight, but this project goes under a different path (In this picture: a dragqueen portrait in a gay club in Doyama, Osaka).In a country of millenary habits, and with a reputation for clinging to hierarchy, this project aims to showcase an often unexplored aspect of Japanese culture by documenting young people celebrating in a society strongly connected to tradition.The dualism of society is shown through their defiance of cultural norms and taboos such as tattoos, piercings, gender issues and sexual orientation (In this picture: a tattooed woman in Doyama, Osaka).These images show people having fun, daring to be themselves even in a society that threaten to exclude or segregate them (In this picture: a dragqueen performing in Doyama, Osaka).