Japan Tour in April 1973, when David Bowie, who led the peak of Gram Rock as Jiggy Stardust, came to Japan for the first time. Contrary to the image of an alien, a legendary Japanese performance that hated airplanes and came to Japan by boat in Yokohama Port and caused sensation in various places. David Bowie's first visit to Japan, which had been strongly influenced by Japan from unique costumes to Kabuki inspired by Kabuki, was held in Tokyo 5 performances and 4 regions in each region. It is a set list unique to this tour, which was also performed immediately after the announcement of the new album "Aladdin Sain", centered on the album "Jiggy Stardust".. "ZIGGY IN JAPAN" includes an alternative sound source for the first day of Tokyo on April 8, which was once recorded on April 8, in addition to four performances in Nagoya, Hiroshima, Kobe, 16th, and Osaka on April 12, 1973.. CD1 will include performances at Nagoya City Public Hall on April 12. Compared to the Tokyo performance, the performance itself was even more unstable, but the performance itself was even better, but the Bowie himself was too excited about the legend of diving to the audience in the "Sufflagetto City". is. CD2 will be recorded at Hiroshima Post Savings Hall on April 14. It is a sound source that conveys the audience's enthusiasm more than the Nagoya performance in the second half.. CD3 contains performances at Kobe International Hall on April 16th. It is an incomplete recording from "Five Iyers" in the second half of the stage, but it is noteworthy that the "Round and Round" is performed in the encore.. In the second half, the performance at the Osaka Welfare Pension Hall on the 17th the following day is included. Unfortunately, this is also incomplete recording, especially up to the first half of "John IM only Dancing", the sound quality is poor and after the second half "Gene Ginnie", the sound source is not blessed with other source recording that is easier to hear. However, it is the only valuable record that exists.. CD4 includes an alternate sound source for the first day of Tokyo on April 8, which was once recorded as an analog boot.. The original sound source starts with the faded in and fades out at the end, but it is a valuable record as an alternate sound source that is a separate source from the complete recorded sound source included in the "ZIGGY IN TOKYO". The original sound source is recorded in the latest remastered with pitch correction and noise removal..