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61 Playlists

Sélection hebdomadaire

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

Par genre

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.

Par année

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

À propos de ces playlists

Pourquoi certains morceaux japonais manquent-ils dans les playlists ?

Les playlists de J-POP streaming ne prétendent pas recenser tous les morceaux japonais jamais sortis. Certains titres ne sont tout simplement pas disponibles sur Spotify, ou peuvent disparaître du catalogue selon les territoires et les accords de distribution. Lorsque l’enregistrement original n’est pas disponible, JPS préfère généralement ne rien mettre plutôt que de le remplacer par une version live, un karaoké, une reprise ou un réenregistrement douteux. C’est aussi pourquoi une playlist historique peut contenir moins de 100 titres : ce n’est pas forcément un oubli.

Pourquoi ces playlists ne sont-elles pas disponibles sur Apple Music ?

J-POP streaming est un projet indépendant et non commercial. La gestion automatisée de playlists Apple Music nécessite une adhésion payante à l’Apple Developer Program, actuellement facturée 99 USD par an. C’est une dépense récurrente que nous ne pouvons pas justifier simplement pour dupliquer des playlists déjà disponibles sur Spotify. Si Apple change un jour cette politique, nous reconsidérerons volontiers la question. D’ici là : blâmez Apple. 😉