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+ | {{Aesthetic|title1 = Angura Kei|image1 = Angura photography2.jpg|caption1 = |related_aesthetics = [[Goth]]<br>[[Visual Kei]]<br>[[Shironuri]]|decade_of_origin=1960s|key_colours=black, white, red|other_names=Eroguro Kei|key_motifs=war and the occult}}'''Angura Kei''' (アングラ系) is a dark Japanese aesthetic and fashion that is often associated with the Eroguro art movement as well as [[Visual Kei]]. The term is derived from the Japanese pronunciation of <nowiki>''underground''</nowiki>, which refers to its origins in underground theater. |
+ | ==History== |
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+ | The origin of Angura Kei lies in the underground movement of the same name that first occured during the 60s in Japanese theater. The plays were very experimental with a focus of grotesque and exaggerated depictions of "normal life" in Japan during long periods of war, adaption of Eroguro novels and manga were also very common. The stage actors would sport [[shironuri]] makeup, school uniforms, and traditional kimono elements, which are still common staples of the style nowadays. |
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+ | * shironuri |
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+ | * polka dot |
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+ | * haori |
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+ | * uniforms |
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+ | * youth during war |
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+ | * rising sun flag |
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+ | * occult symbolism |
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+ | * shinto shrines |
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+ | * noh masks |
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+ | * bunka dolls |
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+ | ==Fashion== |
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⚫ | The clothes tend to be heavily influenced by traditional Japanese elements as well as the Showa era (1926-1989) but with a Goth spin to it. The make-up usually consists of [[shironuri]], and is dark and heavy. While kimono are the most common used by visual kei artist, the style also often features modified Japanese school uniforms, such as seifuku and gakuran. Motifs and accessories are themed around post-war Japan and the occult. |
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+ | == Media == |
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+ | === Manga === |
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+ | * Amazing Freak Show |
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− | == Angura Theater == |
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+ | * DTT |
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− | From everything that influences angura kei, the strongest influence is underground theater. Before it has become a style, it was mostly worn by actors in plays during 60-70s. |
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+ | * Litchi DE Hikari Club |
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+ | * Maruo Graph |
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+ | * New National Kid |
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+ | * Shoujo Tsubaki |
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+ | * Suicide Club |
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+ | * Tomino the Damned |
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+ | * Uzumaki |
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+ | * Yume no Q-SAKU |
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− | == |
+ | ==Music== |
⚫ | The clothes tend to be heavily influenced by traditional |
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− | '''Angura Kei Vendors''' |
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+ | === Artists === |
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* [https://open.spotify.com/artist/2OfxY8WbbZZu7GiRJLb0P5 MUCC] |
* [https://open.spotify.com/artist/2OfxY8WbbZZu7GiRJLb0P5 MUCC] |
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* [https://open.spotify.com/artist/57ylq99KYx8ccdqwqqxGnx Inugami Circus-dan] |
* [https://open.spotify.com/artist/57ylq99KYx8ccdqwqqxGnx Inugami Circus-dan] |
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* [https://open.spotify.com/artist/3BaFPLRyegWr3dCE1a4HUX Strawberry Song Orchestra] |
* [https://open.spotify.com/artist/3BaFPLRyegWr3dCE1a4HUX Strawberry Song Orchestra] |
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− | * |
+ | *Shinjuku Gewalt |
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+ | *Zombie Lolita |
* [https://open.spotify.com/artist/1HO2fk3WKPWXNEUqPvDZmU cali≠gari] |
* [https://open.spotify.com/artist/1HO2fk3WKPWXNEUqPvDZmU cali≠gari] |
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+ | *Guruguru Eigakan |
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+ | == Resources == |
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+ | External links to help get a better understanding of this aesthetic. |
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+ | === Vendors === |
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+ | === Pinterest Boards === |
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+ | * [https://www.pinterest.com/mariecat71725/angura-kei/ Angura Kei by Maggie.M] |
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− | == |
+ | ==Gallery== |
+ | <gallery widths="130" orientation="landscape" bordercolor="red" bordersize="small" captionposition="below" captionalign="center" captionsize="medium"> |
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− | <gallery widths="135"> |
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+ | Angura kei fashion.jpg |
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+ | File:Angura art with bunka dolls.jpg |
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+ | File:Bunka dolls.jpg|bunka dolls |
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+ | File:Angura photography.jpg |
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+ | File:Eroguro manga.jpg|Eroguro works |
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+ | File:Angura lolita dress.jpg |
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Angura Kei (アングラ系) is a dark Japanese aesthetic and fashion that is often associated with the Eroguro art movement as well as Visual Kei. The term is derived from the Japanese pronunciation of ''underground'', which refers to its origins in underground theater.
History
The origin of Angura Kei lies in the underground movement of the same name that first occured during the 60s in Japanese theater. The plays were very experimental with a focus of grotesque and exaggerated depictions of "normal life" in Japan during long periods of war, adaption of Eroguro novels and manga were also very common. The stage actors would sport shironuri makeup, school uniforms, and traditional kimono elements, which are still common staples of the style nowadays.
Visuals
- shironuri
- polka dot
- haori
- uniforms
- youth during war
- rising sun flag
- occult symbolism
- shinto shrines
- noh masks
- bunka dolls
Fashion
The clothes tend to be heavily influenced by traditional Japanese elements as well as the Showa era (1926-1989) but with a Goth spin to it. The make-up usually consists of shironuri, and is dark and heavy. While kimono are the most common used by visual kei artist, the style also often features modified Japanese school uniforms, such as seifuku and gakuran. Motifs and accessories are themed around post-war Japan and the occult.
Media
Manga
- Amazing Freak Show
- DTT
- Litchi DE Hikari Club
- Maruo Graph
- New National Kid
- Shoujo Tsubaki
- Suicide Club
- Tomino the Damned
- Uzumaki
- Yume no Q-SAKU
Music
Artists
- MUCC
- Inugami Circus-dan
- Strawberry Song Orchestra
- Shinjuku Gewalt
- Zombie Lolita
- cali≠gari
- Guruguru Eigakan
Resources
External links to help get a better understanding of this aesthetic.