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WHITE DURAG JAPAN COMMS GUIDE (2025)

  • Writer: 7OUTH7IDE7UN
    7OUTH7IDE7UN
  • 3 days ago
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COMMUNICATION & COORDINATION GUIDE FOR WHITE DURAG CREW & COLLABORATORS IN JAPAN



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Table of Contents:




1. GUIDE CONTEXT

Stay connected and collaborative. The White Durag C.A.M.P.U.S. (Core, Artists, Media, Production, U.S.) protocol keeps our team connected, organized, and responsive while traveling. Use this guide to set up crew chat, backup channels, and quick-call protocols before landing to ensure our moves, messages, and moments stay in sync.



2. CAMPUS COMMS STRUCTURE


C.A.M.P.U.S. = Core, Artists, Media, Production, U.S. (Stateside)


Total: 20 heads


Format: Separate threads, same frequency. All threads feed up to CORE.

CHANNEL

PURPOSE

EXAMPLES

C = CORE

Decision-making, emergencies, top-level briefings

Guapdad 4000, J Ferg, 1srael, MK, local leads

A = ARTISTS

Set times, movement, hospitality, wardrobe

DJs, performers

M = MEDIA

Photo, video, content distribution, permissions

Media crew

P = PRODUCTION

Load-in/out, transport, tech

Production crew

U.S. = U.S.

Stateside coordination, home bridge

Logistics, press, tracking



3. COMMUNICATION APPS

Use what works locally, stay synced globally. We will share White Durag numbers and channels offline. Click or copy any link below to download.


Primary: WhatsApp

  • Free, encrypted, global

  • Create separate threads per CAMPUS channel

  • Pin your thread and mute others unless urgent

  • Turn on “Low Data Mode” when roaming


Secondary (Japan Native): LINE

  • Common in Japan — venues and locals prefer it

  • Add via QR or phone number

  • Sync to email for backup access


Stateside Bridge: iMessage, FaceTime, Google Voice



4. TECH + POWER LOGISTICS

  • Voltage: 100V, 50–60Hz

  • Plug: A/B (same as U.S., but lower wattage)

  • Dual-voltage gear only; bring one converter per crew section

  • Power strips are mission critical, label them

  • Carry two portable chargers (one high-capacity)

  • Battery tip: Airplane Mode + Wi-Fi saves hours


For in-depth technical guidance and policies, check out the White Durag Japan Filming Guide.



5. HOME BASE OPS

Handled by: C.A.M.P.U.S. / U.S.

  • Manages time zone translation, tracking, stateside check-ins

  • Stores master contact + itinerary doc

  • Safety channel



6. SAFETY & STREET SMARTS

  • Japan is low-crime, high-surveillance; move clean

  • Don’t film or photograph without permission

  • Keep passport copy + hotel card on you

  • Add Emergency local POC per city

  • Use code “DURAG DOWN” in chat to regroup, no explanation needed

  • Rendezvous = nearest 7-Eleven or train exit


For in-depth logistical guidance and etiquette, check out the White Durag Japan Field Guide.



7. CULTURE SYNC

Japan values:

  • Timeliness (10 min early = on time)

  • Cleanliness (no trash, no loud convos on transit)

  • Composure (confidence is quiet)


Respect goes both ways; flex in your art, not your ego.



8. EMERGENCY CONTACTS

  • Emergency: Police 110 | Fire & Ambulance 119

  • U.S. Embassy Tokyo: 03-3224-5000

  • U.S. Consulate Osaka: 06-6315-5900


Crew Safety Protocol:

  • Daily check-in via group chat by 12 PM

  • If separated: meet at nearest 7-Eleven (24h, safe, landmark)

  • Keep passport & emergency card on you



9. MINI APP INDEX: JAPAN MODE ESSENTIALS

CATEGORY

APP

URL

NOTES

Messaging

WhatsApp

Global default

Messaging (Japan)

LINE

Locals’ go-to

Encrypted

Signal

Emergencies only

Navigation

Google Maps

Transit & walking

Translation

Google Translate

Camera + speech

Currency

XE Currency

Real-time rates

Transit

Japan Travel by NAVITIME

Train schedules

Delivery

Uber Eats Japan

Hotel drops

Ride Share

DiDi Japan

Uber alt in Japan

Wi-Fi Finder

Japan Wi-Fi Auto-connect

Connect anywhere


10. A WORD

Connection is culture. Communication is loyalty in motion.


Every ping, post, and plan builds our collective rhythm.


Keep it tight, stay aligned, and move like fam on a mission.

 
 
 

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