Japonská hudba

„Japonská hudba“ translates to „Japanese music“ in English. It encompasses a wide variety of musical styles and traditions originating from Japan. Japanese music has a rich history influenced by both indigenous cultural practices and international influences. It includes traditional forms such as Gagaku (court music), Noh and Kabuki theater music, as well as folk music like Min’yō.

In modern contexts, Japonská hudba also refers to contemporary genres including J-Pop, J-Rock, and various fusion styles that incorporate Western music elements. The musical landscape in Japan is characterized by its unique instrumentation, vocal styles, and the use of scales such as the pentatonic scale, which contributes to its distinct sound.

The term also reflects the cultural significance of music in Japan, where it is an integral part of rituals, celebrations, and social gatherings. Over the years, Japanese music has gained international recognition, influencing global music scenes and giving rise to a wide array of artists who blend traditional and modern elements.