Japanese Bedroom Pop

Japanese Bedroom Pop is a genre of music that originated in Japan in the late 2000s. It is characterized by its lo-fi, DIY production style, often featuring dreamy, ethereal vocals and a mix of acoustic and electronic instrumentation. The genre is heavily influenced by shoegaze, dream pop, and indie rock, and often incorporates elements of traditional Japanese music. It is often associated with the "Kawaii" aesthetic, which is a Japanese term for "cuteness".