Slash, who was on tour in Japan when the tsunami struck its Pacific coast on March 11, has spoken to Kerrang! about his experiences.The guitarist, who was forced to cancel several shows in the country, managed to play one of his scheduled dates in Osaka last Monday (March 14)."It's one of the most surreal, unnerving events that has happened in recent years," he tells Kerrang!. "It's displaced so many people, not to mention claiming so many lives, and it's really tragic. "I honestly feel that the Japanese are so fucking resilient that they'll get through it," he adds. "But God, what a painful experience for everybody."To find out about Black Veil Brides, Murderdolls, Bullet For My Valentine and All That Remains experiences, see tomorrow's Kerrang! magazine.If you would like to help those affected by the disaster, please donate money to the British Red Cross. Visit www.redcross.org.uk/Donate-Now for more information.