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New Japanese Music — Selected Weekly by J-POP streaming

Discover new music from Japan, with new releases added every week. J-pop, j-rock, hip-hop, electronic music and more, selected by J-POP streaming. 💿 Cover: Ai Higuchi

Por género

Kayōkyoku — Selected by J-POP streaming

From early Shōwa songs to late-1980s idols, orchestral ballads and pop experiments. A chronological selection of Japanese kayōkyoku. Includes a 2008 duet by Hiromi Ohta and Junichi Inagaki revisiting the 1975 classic. Selected by J-POP streaming.

Por año

Japanese Music 2026 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 2025 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 2024 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 2023 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 2022 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 2021 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 2020 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 2017 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 2016 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 2015 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 2014 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 2013 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 2012 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 2011 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 2010 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 2009 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 2008 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 2007 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 2006 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 2005 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 2004 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 2003 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 2002 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 2001 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 2000 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1999 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1998 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1997 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1996 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1995 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1994 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1993 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1992 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1991 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1990 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1989 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1988 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1987 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1986 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1985 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1984 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1983 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1982 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1981 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1980 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1979 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1978 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1977 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1976 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1975 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1974 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1973 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1972 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1971 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1970 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1969 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1968 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1967 — Selected by J-POP streaming

Japanese Music 1966 — Selected by J-POP streaming

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¿Por qué faltan algunas canciones japonesas en las playlists?

Las playlists de J-POP streaming no pretenden incluir todas las canciones japonesas publicadas. Algunos temas simplemente no están disponibles en Spotify o pueden desaparecer del catálogo según el territorio y los acuerdos de distribución. Cuando la grabación original no está disponible, JPS suele preferir dejarla fuera antes que sustituirla por una versión en directo, karaoke, cover o regrabación dudosa. Por eso una playlist histórica puede tener menos de 100 temas sin que necesariamente sea un olvido.

¿Por qué estas playlists no están disponibles en Apple Music?

J-POP streaming es un proyecto independiente y no comercial. Gestionar playlists de Apple Music mediante programación requiere una suscripción de pago al Apple Developer Program, actualmente de 99 USD al año. Es un gasto recurrente que no podemos justificar solo para duplicar playlists que ya están disponibles en Spotify. Si Apple cambia algún día esta política, estaremos encantados de reconsiderarlo. Hasta entonces: culpa a Apple. 😉