I listened to the DE of Japan: Tin Drum last night and was pleasantly surprised. It contains the hit which I remember from the original release, "The Art of Parties", and the whole thing sounds like Eno-era Roxy Music, cerebral, quirky, and at turns angular and meditative.

I'm definitely getting this one:

Porcupine Tree's Richard Barbieri was Japan's keyboardist.

I've long hypothesized that David Sylvian spent many lonely hours of his adolescence locked in his bedroom listening to Roxy Music/Bryan Ferry albums.

Its best to listen to Japan locked inside your rooom.

Yes, and with plenty of clean white towels to pad the door crack and a liberal spray of air-freshener

Just Do It.