Michael jackson is back,he paid appearances in Tokyo

Posted by Yuka as City Tokyo, Famous, Japan

After rarely been seen in public for the past couple of years, all of a sudden we’re seeing a lot of Michael Jackson that visited to the US troops, to paid appearances in Tokyo. That’s just in past few days and it seems he’s moving back to the US, all of this possibly signaling that Michael may be trying a comeback musically, or financially.

It was a strange sign, reclusive pop star Michael Jackson meeting and greeting US troops in Japan. (One, two, three, Army Strong.) Jackson even acted like a make-believe general, pinning one soldier while a sailor spun with delight.

“It’s a great experience. I was honored to be here today with everybody.”

The appearance capped a world-win trip to Japan while Jackson also appeared at a popular Tokyo nightclub, joining by about a thousand people who paid the equivalent of 130 dollars each for the privilege. A smaller and more selective group poured over 3500 dollars a piece for a buffet dinner with Jackson. Jackson didn’t perform at either event.

“It is not the time for him to perform yet, so, I figure, let’s keep his name out there, let’s do something positive for him.”

“I love you.”

Jackson’s Japan visit was his latest tentative step back into the spotlight after nearly two years of virtual seclusion in the small Middle Eastern country of Bahrain.

“It’s gonna to be a long road, what he started to do in Japan was the first step on that long process of image resurrection.”

Earlier this year Jackson turned up unexpectedly on James Brown’s funeral in Georgia, Michael Jackson left the US following his 2005 acquittal on child molestation charges. In January, he reportedly moved back to Las Vegas where he is said to be considering reviving his slumping music career.

But while Jackson remains popular overseas, in his own country, his image remains tattered by allegations of pedophilia and his own eccentric behavior, like dangling his young son from a balcony.

“His image has been greatly tarnished in America, and it’s not the same here as it is in other parts of the world. We’ve viewed him much differently, and we have judged him much differently.”

Whatever Jackson chooses to do next, he has a powerful incentive to figure out way to make money, lots of money. He’s reportedly hundreds of millions of dollars in debt and teetering on the edge of bankruptcy, even had to close down his beloved Neverland ranch. These days his life outside the US is proven to be more lucrative than it is inside.

“I love you so much, come from the bottom of my heart.”

Brian Oxman, a lawyer for some of the other Jackson family members has told ABC NEWS that Michael is indeed preparing to get back into his circulation and what capacity is still unclear. There are rumors of a Vegas show, a new album and maybe some kind of new business venture. Oxman says don’t count him out, Michael always lands on his feet.