Japan

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parts:Aichi (Aichi Prefecture)
Akita (Akita Prefecture)
Aomori (Aomori Prefecture)
Chiba (Chiba Prefecture)
Ehime (Ehime Prefecture)
Fukui (Fukui Prefecture)
Fukuoka (Fukuoka Prefecture)
Fukushima (Fukushima Prefecture)
Gifu (Gifu Prefecture)
Gunma (Gunma Prefecture)
Hiroshima (Hiroshima Prefecture)
Hokkaido (Hokkaidō)
Hyogo (Hyōgo Prefecture)
Ibaraki (Ibaraki Prefecture)
Ishikawa (Ishikawa Prefecture)
Iwate (Iwate Prefecture)
Kagawa (Kagawa Prefecture)
Kagoshima (Kagoshima Prefecture)
Kanagawa (Kanagawa Prefecture)
Kochi (Kōchi Prefecture)
Kumamoto (Kumamoto Prefecture)
Kyoto (Kyoto Prefecture)
Mie (Mie Prefecture)
Miyagi (Miyagi Prefecture)
Miyazaki (Miyazaki Prefecture)
Nagano (Nagano Prefecture)
Nagasaki (Nagasaki Prefecture)
Nara (Nara Prefecture)
Niigata (Niigata Prefecture)
Oita (Ōita Prefecture)
Okayama (Okayama Prefecture)
Okinawa (Okinawa Prefecture)
Osaka (Osaka Prefecture)
Saga (Saga Prefecture)
Saitama (Saitama Prefecture)
Shiga (Shiga Prefecture)
Shimane (Shimane Prefecture)
Shizuoka (Shizuoka Prefecture)
Tochigi (Tochigi Prefecture)
Tokushima (Tokushima Prefecture)
Tokyo
Tottori (Tottori Prefecture)
Toyama (Toyama Prefecture)
Wakayama (Wakayama Prefecture)
Yamagata (Yamagata Prefecture)
Yamaguchi (Yamaguchi Prefecture)
Yamanashi (Yamanashi Prefecture)
genres:akishibu-kei
artcore
beat rock (Japanese 1980s genre)
buchiage trance
burning spirits
city pop
danmono
denpa
eleki
enka
gagaku
group sounds
heikyoku
honkyoku
idol kayō
j-core
j-euro
j-pop
j-rock
japanese classical
jiuta
jōruri
kagura
kankyō ongaku
kawaii metal
kayōkyoku
kouta
kumi-daiko
kumiuta
loud kei
mad
meiji shinkyoku
min'yō
moe song
mood kayō
nagauta
neo-acoustic
neo-city pop
noh
nyū myūjikku
ondō
onkyo
picopop
pumpcore
rōkyoku
rustic stomp
ryūkōka
seishun punk
shibuya-kei
shima-uta
shinkyoku
shōmyō
soft visual
sōkyoku
techno kayō
tsugaru-jamisen
upopo
visual kei
wa euro
yakousei
yukar
instruments:atarigane
bin-sasara
biwa
charumera (Japanese double-reed)
chikuzen biwa
heike biwa
hichiriki (Japanese double reed flute)
hotchiku
hyoshigi (Japanese concussion idiophone)
kagurabue (Japanese transverse bamboo flute)
kokyu (Traditional Japanese bowed spikefiddle.)
koto
kotsuzumi
nagadou-daiko
nohkan
Otamatone (Toy synthesizer)
ōtsuzumi
ryuteki (Japanese transverse flute)
satsuma biwa (Fourstring Edo biwa)
shakuhachi (Japanese end-blown flute)
shamisen
shime-daiko
shinobue (Japanese high-pitched transverse flute)
sho (Japanese free reed flute)
suikinkutsu
taiko
taishogoto (Japanese keyed box zither)
tonkori
wooden fish (wooden bell used in temples)
location for:5大キツネ祭り in JAPAN (THE FIVE FOX FESTIVAL in Japan)
BLACKPINK ARENA TOUR 2018
Def Leppard Japan Tour 2018
Journey Japan Tour 2017
MUSIC AWARDS JAPAN
NAONのYAON (festival of female musicians produced by SHOW-YA)
National Eolia Special: Barry Manilow on Broadway
New Order Japan Tour 1985
NHK Music × NPR Music: Tiny Desk Concerts JAPAN
Planet Station
Unia World Tour
WAKE UP: OPEN YOUR EYES
WORLD GUITAR GIRLS COLLECTION (Live series featuring Japanese female guitarists)
リュベンス One Man Tour 2025
The Riddle Tour (in 1985-05)
Silence Tour (from 2001-01-26 until 2002-07-27)
Winterheart's Guild Tour (from 2003-02-21 until 2003-08-31)
Reckoning Night World Tour (from 2004-07-16 until 2006-08-26)
The Days of Grays World Tour (from 2009 until 2011)
Stones Grow Her Name World Tour (from 2012 until 2013)
原神 Symphony (from 2022-12-03 until 2023-06-03)
SAKI 1st Tour「Autumn Rain」 (from 2025-09-06 until 2025-09-15)
SAKI TOUR 2026 PLUVIA (from 2026-02-13 until 2026-03-19)
SAKI SOLO MAJOR DEBUT TOUR 2026 "PLUVIA" (from 2026-07-04 until 2026-08-11)
Wikidata:Q17 [info]
Geonames:http://sws.geonames.org/1861060/ [info]
other databases:https://www.generasia.com/wiki/Japan [info]
anthem:君が代