HIST Timeline - Japanese Subcultures and Youth Rebellion
Category: History
Updated: 1 months ago
Japanese History Timeline for class
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Created byRosalita Mitchell
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Meiji Era (1868–1912): Early Signs of Resistance and their Connection to Punk and Anti-Establishment MovementsTaisho Era (1912–1926): The Growth of Political Dissent and Its Connection to Punk and Anti-Establishment MovementsShowa Era (1926–1989): From Wartime Censorship to Postwar Rebellion and Punk’s EmergenceReiwa Era (2019-Present)Meiji Era Jogakusei (Female Students) (1872–1912)Young Samurai and Shizoku (1868–1877)Student Intellectual Circles (1877 – 1912)Freedom and People’s Rights Movement (Jiyū Minken Undō) (1874 – 1890)Peasant Youth Protesters (1873 – 1884)Kazoku and Elite Westernizers (1869 – 1912)Taisho Era Jogakusei (1912 – 1926)Sports Club Youth (1915 - 1926)Anguished Youth (苦悩する青年, Kunō suru seinen) (1912 - 1926)Asakusa Opera and Theater Fans (1917 - 1923)Salarymen-in-Training (学生サラリーマン) (1918 - 1926)Ginbura (銀ぶら) – “Hanging Out on the Ginza” (1914 - 1926)Bōsōzoku (Motorcycle Gangs) (1950s - 1980s)Zenkyoto (All-Campus Joint Struggle Councils) & Student Movements (May 1968 – Early 1970s)Sukeban (Girl Gangs) (1960s – 1970s)Yankees (Yankii) (1970s - 1980s)Showa Otaku (1970s - 1980s)Showa Kogyaru / Gyaru (1980s)Online/Indie Creator & Digital Subcultures (Including VTuber Fandom) (2010s - Present (Surge in prominence during Reiwa)Kawaii Culture Evolution (1970s - Present)Neo-Gyaru / Gyaru Revival (2018-Present)Heisei Era (1989–2019): Punk as a Cultural and Political MovementHeisei Otaku (1980s-2000s)Idol Otaku & Underground Idols (Late 1990s – 2019)Heisei Gyaru (ギャル) (ate 1980s – mid 2000s)Visual Kei (ヴィジュアル系) (Late 1980s - 2000s)Amuraa (アムラー) (1995 – 1997)Lolita (ロリータ) Late Showa-Present (Flourished and Diversified During Heisei)
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