With the push for breakdancing to be added to the 2024 Summer Olympics, the future looks bright for Japan and its already prominent group of b-boys and b-girls who will strive for medals should the sport hit the floor in Paris.Last October, Ramu "Ram" Kawai became the first b-girl champion at the Youth Olympic Games. Shortly before the 17-year-old won the girls' final, her Japanese compatriot Shigeyuki Nakarai, nicknamed Shigekix, won the bronze medal battle for boys.Nakarai, a second-year student at the Osaka Gakugei Senior High School, says the sport of breakdancing "has profound depths" …READ FULL ARTICLE