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The Japanese entertainment industry is one of the world's largest and most innovative, and despite the culture and language barrier, various forms of Japanese entertainment have become internationally popular.

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Karaoke Singing to the instrumental version of songs.
Manga and Anime About Japanese comics and animation.
Movies About the Japanese cinema.
Amusement Parks About amusement and theme parks in Japan.
Pachinko A mixture between pinball and slot machine.
Hot Springs About hot springs (onsen).
J-Pop About Japanese popular music.
Enka About Japanese enka music.
Celebrities About famous Japanese people.
Department stores About Japanese department stores.

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Lost in Translation Mainly filmed in Tokyo.

 

 
 
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