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Angura is a shortened form of the english word 'underground'. This is a cultural movement in [[Japan]] that dated back to the 1960's and had a great expression in independent theatre. It is a movement who influenced many manga artists who tried to find a unique identity for their own cultures. It also linked with the [[Eroguro]] style, but the main difference was that angura is darker and more formal. The use of [[Japanese]] uniform, kimono, or other traditional garb is very common in angura-kei bands. | '''Angura''' is a shortened form of the english word 'underground'. This is a cultural movement in [[Japan]] that dated back to the 1960's and had a great expression in independent theatre. It is a movement who influenced many manga artists who tried to find a unique identity for their own cultures. It also linked with the [[Eroguro]] style, but the main difference was that angura is darker and more formal. The use of [[Japanese]] uniform, kimono, or other traditional garb is very common in angura-kei bands. | ||
==External Links== | |||
* [http://furufuru.free.fr/definition.htm Definition of Angura-Kei] - Source of this overview | * [http://furufuru.free.fr/definition.htm Definition of Angura-Kei] - Source of this overview | ||
[[Category:J-Rock]] | [[Category:J-Rock]] | ||
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Revision as of 03:27, 29 April 2009
Angura is a shortened form of the english word 'underground'. This is a cultural movement in Japan that dated back to the 1960's and had a great expression in independent theatre. It is a movement who influenced many manga artists who tried to find a unique identity for their own cultures. It also linked with the Eroguro style, but the main difference was that angura is darker and more formal. The use of Japanese uniform, kimono, or other traditional garb is very common in angura-kei bands.
External Links
- Definition of Angura-Kei - Source of this overview
