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J-POP STREAMING WEEKLY SELECTION

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: LANA

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26SEP2026KAMIJO European Tour 2026 “Sanctuary of Europe”MadridCats MadridSpainDetails →26SEP2026NAO YOSHIOKA "self" WORLD TOURGdańskScena MONKPolandDetails →26SEP2026She Her Her Hers UK & EUROPE 2026GlasgowStereoUnited KingdomDetails →26SEP2026Cybernetic Domination TourRomeOrionItalyDetails →26SEP2026The Rags To Riches Tour VIIOsakaGORILLA HALL OSAKAJapanDetails →27SEP2026maya ongaku EU & UK TOUR 2026StuttgartMerlin KulturzentrumGermanyDetails →28SEP2026KAMIJO European Tour 2026 “Sanctuary of Europe”ParisAlhambraFranceDetails →
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