Japanese rock
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Japanese rock (sometimes abbreviated J-rock) is the Japanese form of rock music. Since the actual musical style can differ greatly from one work to another, Japanese rock only qualifies as a music genre insofar as that it describes where given artist or band originates from and in which language titles and lyrics probably are.
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