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Whether or not you blame Yoko Ono (and all of Japan) for breaking up the Beatles, you have to be a bit miffed that she put the John Lennon museum in Tokyo. It makes as much sense as getting Hello Kitty tattooed on your arm. To make matters worse the museum is closing down in October 2010, so you’d better hurry if you want to see it.

I can offer a simple solution. How about moving it to Liverpool? I’m sure the city would set everything up for free. Heck, they’d probably pay for it!

Yoko! Stop breaking up the museum!

(Via Tokyo5)


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^ Exactly.


They will always be remembered wink


^ They’re an influence to so many people around the world. Even now they’re still popular. It’s just how it is.


^ how come they were so popular?


^ John Lennon was a part of The Beatles. Almost everyone likes The Beatles. John was a great musician.


everyone loves them


^ Do you know where John Lennon comes from? lol


Siralop7 - 12/23/09 4:46 am

That was not smart. She should have put it in England.

why England?


That was not smart. She should have put it in England.


I already see it, by looking at the pic grin


sucks that its gunna get closed down :/



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