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Japanese Music
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Concerts by 3D celebrities are popular in Japan.
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Hatsune Miku is the first commercially successful virtual JPop star who sings her own songs (a vocaloid). It was a product that was sure to be successful.
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On any given night in Tokyo, hundreds of tiny pubs fill up with Enka fans ready to sing depressing karaoke songs and drink until dawn.
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Hatsune Miku is a JPop artist. Like any JPop artist she releases songs and performs concerts. The only difference is that she's not human — she's a Vocaloid.
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Jpop is Japanese music that's popular. Japan is the second largest music market in the World. This is what people are buying.
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Kumi Koda (倖田 來未) is a popular Japanese R&B Artist from Kyoto.
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Vocaloids are singing voices that are released with voice synthesizer software. They have associated personas that have become virtual celebrities in Japan.
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Japan's newest JPop sensation Baby Metal. A mix of JPop and heavy metal. Their website slogan is welcome to the moshpit of chaos. Pretty scary stuff.
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