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Japanese Culture
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[edit]- Anime
- Anime and manga fandom
- Animegao
- Aristocrat (fashion)
- Astro Boy
- Baka (word)
- Bara (genre)
- Bishōjo
- Bishōjo game
- Bishōnen
- Bonsai
- Bunkobon
- Bunraku
- Bōsōzoku
- Catgirl
- Celibacy syndrome
- Chibi (term)
- Cosplay
- Cosplay restaurant
- Kigurumi
- Crossplay (cosplay)
- Culture of Japan
- Dekotora
- Dojikko
- Dōjin
- Elegant Gothic Aristocrat
- Enjo kōsai
- Ero kawaii
- Eroge
- Fan service
- Figure moe zoku
- Foxy Lady (manga)
- Freeter
- Furry fandom
- Fursuit
- Futanari
- Gaiden
- Ganguro
- Geisha
- Gekiga
- Glossary of anime and manga
- Gothic & Lolita Bible
- Gyaru
- Gyaruo
- Harem (genre)
- Hentai
- Hikikomori
- Hikimayu
- History of anime
- History of manga
- Ikebana
- Itasha
- Japanese architecture
- Japanese funeral
- Japanese garden
- Japanese idol
- Japanese popular culture
- Japanese rock garden
- Japanese school uniform
- Japanese street fashion
- Japanese superstitions
- Josei manga
- Kabuki
- Kaoani
- Kawaii
- Kimono
- Kogal
- Kyōgen
- Late night anime
- Licca-chan
- Light skin in Japanese culture
- List of catgirls
- List of hentai genres
- List of nekomimi wearers
- List of Sailor Moon characters
- Lolicon
- Lolita fashion
- Loose socks
- Magical girl
- Magical girlfriend
- Maid café
- Maneki-neko
- Manga
- Manga iconography
- Mangaka
- Marriage in Japan
- Mecha
- Mecha anime and manga
- Meganekko
- Miko
- Moe (slang)
- Moe anthropomorphism