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Revision as of 15:08, 1 July 2008
Japanese pop culture (Japanese popular culture) is a phrase that refers to the elements of "modern Japan" rather than the elements of "traditional Japan". Some of the elements of Japanese pop culture well known around the world include:
- Anime
- Cosplay
- Harajuku (neighborhood of Tokyo)
- Japanese contemporary art
- Japanese fashion
- Japanese Movies
- Japanese Television
- JPop
- JRock
- Manga
- Shibuya (neighborhood of Tokyo)
- Visual Kei
See Also
- Japanese Culture
- List of Japanese actors
- List of Japanese actresses
- List of Japanese anime
- List of Japanese artists
- List of Japanese art galleries
- List of Japanese bands
- List of Japanese clothing brands
- List of Japanese fashion designers
- List of Japanese fashion styles
- List of Japanese manga
- List of Japanese movies
- List of Japanese music genres
- List of Japanese sports figures
- List of Japanese subcultures
- List of Japanese TV shows
- List of Japan-related blogs
- List of Tokyo concert venues