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Kayōkyoku (歌謡曲, lit. 'Pop Tune') is a ****anese pop
music genre,
which became a base of
modern J-pop. The ****an
Times described kayōkyoku as "standard ****anese...
- ****an, and
significantly in 1960s pop and rock music. J-pop
replaced kayōkyoku ("Lyric
Singing Music", a term for ****anese po****r
music from the 1920s...
- music.
Artist of the Year New
Artist of the Year Best Enka/
Kayokyoku Artist Best Enka/
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Artist Single of the Year Song of the Year by Download...
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Literature Light novel Manga Poetry Music and
performing arts J-pop
Anison Kayōkyoku Noh
Media Radio Television Cinema Anime Media mix
Mobile phone culture...
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April 2015. "80年代歌謡曲".
Kayōkyoku ga suki (in ****anese).
Retrieved 9
April 2015. "80年代歌謡曲".
Kayōkyoku ga suki (in ****anese).
Retrieved 9 April...
- face of difficulties, even
suicide or death.
Although enka is a
genre of
kayōkyoku, it is
considered to be more
expressive and emotional,
though there is...
- po****r in the mid to late 1960s and
initiated the
fusion of ****anese
kayōkyoku music and
Western rock music.
Their music production techniques were regarded...
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Masuda from Pink Lady's
bubblegum disco pop
style to a more
contemporary kayōkyoku sound that
would define her solo career. In 1985,
Nakajima recorded her...
- to
recognize it. In addition, as po****r
music from ****an
shifted from
kayōkyoku to J-pop,
anime song singers, such as
Masami Okui,
began incorporating...
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speakers and
crowd surf. The band
initially formed to play
covers of
kayokyoku, but
decided they weren't
talented enough, and
began to
write their own...
