
Japanese Rock
An overview of rock music in Japan, from postwar popular music and language debates to visual kei, festivals, and overlapping scenes.

An overview of rock music in Japan, from postwar popular music and language debates to visual kei, festivals, and overlapping scenes.

A clear guide to all nine distinct vocal songs used across the Japanese Slam Dunk television series and theatrical films.

A chronological reference to all Japanese television opening and ending songs from the original Naruto series and Naruto: Shippuden.

A guide to anison: songs connected to anime, their screen roles, changing audiences, production relationships, performers, live culture and circulation beyond the programme.

A guide to Tokyo Incidents, the ensemble built around Shiina Ringo and a five-member approach to songwriting, arrangement, jazz-inflected rock and pop.

A biography of Shiina Ringo, the Japanese songwriter, composer, arranger and performer whose solo work and Tokyo Incidents connect pop, rock and wider media.
An overview of J-pop as a changing umbrella for Japanese popular music, from its late-1980s label to its sounds, industries, media and audiences.