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Cyber, not to be confused with western Cybergoth, is a Japanese retro-futuristic style that first emerged in Harajuku during the 90s.[1] The style was often seen in KERA during its height in the 1990s.[2] Nowadays in Japan, there are still new brands emerging that inject new life into the style. Cyber (サイバー) refers to a wide range of all things futuristic in the Japanese language. One of the main characteristics of Cyber fashion is that it uses materials that don't look natural and have an…

KEROUAC Magazine, Vol. 5 (1998) "What's Cyber?" (1/4) Featuring popular Y2K fashion labels such as Fötus, Cyberdog, and more! This article also delves into pop culture references including Evangelion, Ultraman, Mobile Suit Gundam at the end. Scanned by @arixant

Tokyo experienced an economic boom in the 1980s, with an unemployment rate of 4.9%, a low number compared to the succeeding decade. The anim...

“Yoshio Niikura, 1982”

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