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Tomorrow: A Flawed but Compassionate Probe into Human Despair
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Tag: Japan
Translating K-pop: Japanese Debuts by Korean Artists
BTS, Iz One and How Tensions Between Korea and Japan Play Out in K-pop
Tiffany and the Rising Sun: A Glance at South Korea-Japan Relations
Exhibiting the Silence and the Voice of ‘Comfort Women’
Japan: K-Pop’s Hiding Spot
“Arirang” and Korean Nationalism
So You Wanna Listen to J-pop: A K-pop Fan’s Guide
Worry for the Right Reasons: K-pop and Kohaku
SHINee’s “1000 Years, Always by Your Side” Culturally Assimilates Death
Marketing Outside of Korea: The Case of SHINee
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