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Song of the Rightwing Soundtruck: Tunes the Uyoku Use to Shatter Our Calm

Posted on October 29, 2012 by dangrunebaum

Military songs from the ’30s and ’40s played to ear-rending levels, or even the occasional enka or anime theme song the rightwingers use to spice up their playlists, are probably not most modern-day Japanese people’s cup of tea. Yet their popularity on YouTube speaks volumes. Japan’s war songs might just hold a greater appeal to many Japanese people than you might imagine.

Metropolis, Oct 26, 2012

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