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Shōwa nostalgia

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Display at the Shōwa Retro Packaging Museum, Ōme

Shōwa nostalgia[1] (Japanese: 昭和ノスタルジア)[2] includes nostalgia for certain aspects of the postwar Shōwa era.[1][3][4][5] Shōwa retro (昭和レトロ) is retro related to the Shōwa era. The Shōwa retro boom (昭和レトロブーム) includes increased popularity and sales of Shōwa retro goods and services.[6] The expression also loosely includes increased popularity of some things from the early part of the Heisei era.[7] The beginnings of periods of increased nostalgia have been dated to 1974,[7] 1986,[8] 2005,[7] 2012[9] and 2017.[7]

Overview

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Retro vending machines at Sagamihara Vending Machine Park

As of 2017, three quarters of the Japanese population were born in the Shōwa era.[10] By 2004, the expression "the good old Shōwa days" (古き良き昭和, furuki yoki Shōwa) was in use.[11]

Neo Shōwa (ネオ昭和) is a fusion of the culture of the past Shōwa and current Reiwa eras.[12]

Enthusiasm for Shōwa retro is not just confined to people who remember the Shōwa era. It has been said that Shōwa retro is popular among Generation Y (Millennials)[13][14] and Generation Z, the latter of whom were born after the Shōwa era ended.[15][16] Enthusiasm for Shōwa retro is not confined to Japan or to Japanese people either.[17][18] As of 2024, there is a Shōwa retro boom in Thailand, where people are enthusiastic about Japanese popular culture produced during the Shōwa era.[19] Shōwa nostalgia includes anemoia.[20]

The Shōwa nostalgia boom was preceded by Meiji and Taishō nostalgia,[21] which existed circa 1950.[22]

Nostalgia for the Shōwa 30s was said to have existed as early as 1971.[23] In 2011, Thompson said that nostalgia seemed to be centred on the Shōwa 30s (1955 to 1964).[24] There was said to be a Shōwa 30s boom (Japanese: 昭和30年代ブーム).[25] In 2016, Hidaka said that nostalgia seemed to be centred on 1968 and the rest of the Shōwa 40s (1965 to 1974).[26] In 2024, Kohei Takano said the retro boom that began in 2017 is centred on the 1980s, the end of the Shōwa era, and the start of the Heisei era.[7]

Shōwa nostalgia has been followed by, and exists alongside, Heisei retro (Japanese: 平成レトロ) which is nostalgia for certain aspects of, and retro related to, the Heisei era. Heisei retro includes, in particular, nostalgia for the later part of the 1990s, of which the music of Nanase Aikawa, for example, is said to be particularly representative.[27]

Film and television

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Manifestations of Shōwa nostalgia in film and television include television programmes about the Shōwa era, such as Takeda Tetsuya no Shōwa wa kagayaiteita (2013 onwards),[22] Himekuri Taimu Toraberu (2007 to 2011) and most of the original series of Purojekuto Ekkusu: Chōsensha Tachi [ja] (2000 to 2005).[28]

It has been said that the film Always: Sunset on Third Street (2005) caused a period of increased Shōwa nostalgia.[2][7][29] The Studio Ghibli animated film From Up on Poppy Hill (2011) is nostalgic about 1963 Japan.[30][31] Goro Miyazaki, the film's director, said that he was nostalgic about Japan from the late 1950s to the early 1960s.[32] Other Shōwa nostalgia films include Hula Girls (2006) and Tokyo Tower: Mom and Me, and Sometimes Dad (2007).[33] There are Shōwa nostalgia films about the 300 million yen robbery.[26]

Shōwa nostalgia is the subject matter of the animated film Crayon Shin-chan: The Storm Called: The Adult Empire Strikes Back (2001). The film 20th Century Boys (2008) is similar.[34] The television programme Banpaku no Taiyo [ja] (2024) has Shōwa retro content depicting the time before and during Expo '70.[35][36][37]

Oshin (1983 to 1984) was a nostalgia television programme that covered the Shōwa era.[8]

Television programmes produced during the Shōwa era, before self-imposed restrictions by the industry, are popular with young people.[7] Extremely Inappropriate! (2024) satirizes the excessive safety of Reiwa era television by contrasting it with Shōwa era television.[38][39] As of 2023, Takeshi's Castle (1986 to 1990) is popular with young people and received a new season on Amazon Prime Video.[40][41][42] In South Korea, there is nostalgia for Choudenshi Bioman (1984 to 1985).[43]

There is a Shōwa 100th anniversary film festival (Japanese:昭和100年映画祭).[44][45]

Music

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Akina Nakamori in 1985

It has been said that the resurgence of city pop began with nostalgic crate digging by Japanese DJs at the end of the 20th century.[46][47] It has been said that the city pop boom was the beginning of a period of increased interest in Shōwa retro.[15] Older people are nostalgic about the songs "Mayonaka no Door" (1979) and "Plastic Love" (1984).[48]

The interest of Shōwa retro among young people was said to have come to public attention around 2017 when, amongst other things, a dance[7] that uses the song "Dancing Hero (Eat You Up)" (1985)[49] became popular.[7] As of 2024, there is nostalgia for the artists Meiko Nakahara and Saki Kubota, who created songs in the new music genre in the 1980s.[48][50] It has been said there is a "Shōwa song boom" (昭和歌謡ブーム)[51] and that Shōwa era kayōkyoku songs have become popular among young people.[52][53][54]

Episodes of The Best Ten have aired in repeats on Japanese television[52] and the Shōwa era music of Akina Nakamori and Seiko Matsuda,[55] Yoko Minamino[56] and others,[57] has become popular in South Korea.[55][58][59][60] There is nostalgia for the Shōwa era kayōkyoku songs of Momoe Yamaguchi.[61] The 2023 music video for ClariS' cover version of "Samishii Nettaigyo" (1989) is an homage to Wink, the original artists.[62][63]

In 2024, a performance in Tokyo of a cover version of "Aoi Sangosho [ja]" (1980) by Korean band NewJeans went viral in South Korea and Japan.[64][65][66][67] AKB48 (2005 onwards) re-used ideas from Onyanko Club (1985 to 1987),[68][69] both of whom were produced by Yasushi Akimoto.[70] As of 2023, the song "Gakuen Tengoku" (1974) was popular on TikTok.[71]

As of 2022, the song "Friends [ja]" (1985) by Rebecca, and the song "Roman Hikō" (from a 1987 album), were popular on Spotify.[72] There have been karaoke rankings[73] and opinion polls on people's favourite Shōwa era songs.[74][75] It has been said that the popularity of 1980s female idols with young people is partly attributable to the appearance of Kyoko Koizumi and Hiroko Yakushimaru in Amachan (2013).[76]

There have been Shōwa retro music festivals, and Shōwa retro tribute bands to Showa era musicians such as the Candies.[77][78][79]

The "Shōwa Retrophone" (Japanese: 昭和レトロフォン) resembles a gramophone, and plays Shōwa era music by Shizuko Kasagi, which appeared on television in Boogie Woogie (2023).[80] The song "Omoide No Kujūkurihama [ja]" (1991) by Mi-Ke is a homage to group sounds with lyrics that list twelve songs[81] released from 1966 to 1968.[82]

Publications

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Shūkan Shōwa Taimuzu (2007) and Shūkan Shōwa (Japanese: 週刊昭和) (2008) are Shōwa nostalgia magazines.[83] The nostalgia magazines Shōwa 40 nen Otoko (2009), Shōwa 45 nen Onna (2021) and Shōwa 50 nen Otoko (2019) are aimed at people born in 1965, 1970 and 1975.

It has been suggested that the publication of Sunset on Third Street in 1974 caused a period of increased nostalgia.[7]

Video games

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Famicom main unit with hardwired controllers

Examples of Shōwa retro in computer and video games include handheld versions of arcade games such as Pac-Man (1980) and Galaga (1981),[84][85] the revived popularity of Famicom,[86][87] and the release of new consoles capable of playing Famicom games.[88]

Toys

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Adults express nostalgia for the Shōwa era by collecting capsule toys.[66] There is nostalgia for other Shōwa era toys as well, and the Shibamata Toy Museum (Japanese: 柴又のおもちゃ博物館) in Shibamata has a collection of them.[89] As of 1988, there were displays of celluloid dolls (Japanese: セルロイド人形) that had been popular before 1956.[8][90] The Rubik's Cube saw a revival in 2024, and there has been a trend for updated versions of Shōwa and Heisei era toys.[91][92]

Miniatures

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There are Shōwa retro miniatures that exist, such as the Shōwa series (Japanese: ザ・昭和シリーズ), miniature replicas of Shōwa era electrical appliances.[93][94][95]

Sport

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The Oriental Witches volleyball team at the 1964 Summer Olympics in Tokyo

The Oriental Witches volleyball team were featured in NHK Shōwa nostalgia television programmes in the 1990s.[96]

Exhibitions and amusement parks

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Expo '70 logo

There is nostalgia for Expo '70,[28] and there are Shōwa retro theme parks.[97]

Fashion

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Drawing of the Seiko-chan cut.

Shōwa retro includes the revival of Shōwa era fashions and trends such as the taiyozoku clothing style.[98][99] There are Shōwa retro sneakers,[100] and there are shops specialising in vintage and second-hand clothing produced during the Shōwa era.[101] The wearing of shoulder pads is a manifestation of nostalgia for the bubble era of the 1980s.[102]

Akina Nakamori's Shōwa era makeup is being imitated by teenage girls in China.[103] Her Shōwa era hairstyle is also imitated and popular.[104][105] There is nostalgia for the Seiko-chan cut[106][107] and there are Shōwa retro barber shops.[108]

Food and drink

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Recreation of a dagashi shop at the Shōwa Retro Packaging Museum, Ōme

Examples of Shōwa retro food and beverages include the revival of kissaten,[109][110][3] tableware with floral patterns,[9][111][112] and the consumption of dagashi[3] and ice cream soda (クリームソーダ).[9] McDonald's Japan produced the "Kissa Mac" range of food in 2023.[113]

Shopping

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Tateishi Nakamise Shotengai, in Tateishi, Tokyo, a Shōwa retro shōtengai[114]

There are Shōwa retro shōtengai (shopping streets) in some Japanese towns and cities,[115][116][1][3][114] and there is a recreation of a 1960s shōtengai in the Seibu-en amusement park.[117][118] The Sagamihara Vending Machine Park consists of retro vending machines from the Shōwa era.[119][120][5]

Architecture

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Tokyo Tower in 1961

There are Shōwa era architecture enthusiasts[121] and nostalgia for Tokyo Tower, completed in 1958.[28]

Technology

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Type 4 telephone[122]

Shōwa retro includes the revived popularity of rotary telephones.[87]

Analogue technology

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Fujicolor Utsurundesu cameras

Manifestations of Shōwa retro in analogue technology include the revival of disposable cameras, such as the Fujicolor Utsurundesu (写ルンです; 1986),[16][123][6] cassette tapes,[7][124] vinyl records[125] and jukeboxes.[126][127][128] The VHS Cam app, which imitates 1980s VHS footage, became popular in 2019.[129]

Cars

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There are collectors of Shōwa era cars.[130] The Mitsuoka M55 is a Shōwa retro car from Mitsuoka.[131][132][133]

Second-hand goods

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As of 2023, the value of some vintage and second-hand goods produced during the Shōwa era had doubled.[134] Shōwa era retro goods have also become popular as Christmas gifts.[135]

Museums

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Displays at the Shōwa Retro Packaging Museum, Ōme

There is a Shōwa Retro Packaging Museum [ja] in Ōme, Tokyo.[136] There are also Shōwa retro exhibits at the Retrospace-zaka Kaikan [ja] in Nishi-ku, Sapporo[137] and at the Shōwa Era Lifestyle Museum [ja] in Kitanagoya.[138]

Politics

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As of 2017, there was nostalgia for former prime minister Kakuei Tanaka.[10]

Masks

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As of 2011, Shōwa retro included the revival of kamado-gami masks.[24]

See also

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References

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  85. ^ For other reduced size versions, see 懐かしいぞこの筐体！レトロゲームを3/4スケールのアーケード筐体で遊べる家庭用「ARCADE1UP」発売. Japaaan Magazine.
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  101. ^ Japan's most state-of-the-art vintage Showa clothing shop opens online. Sora News 24. 8 March 2022.
  102. ^ Bright Lights, Big Shoulder Pads: A Timid Japan Recalls Its Bubble Era. The New York Times. 6 April 2018.
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  104. ^ 映画の上映に熱狂の声続出...伝説のアイドル「中森明菜」が令和の若者にも支持されている理由. 現代ビジネス. 23 June 2023.
  105. ^ 中森明菜の好きなヘアスタイル・ ランキング！"サイド外巻き"は2位、気になる『DESIRE』ヘアの人気度. 週刊女性Prime. 1 May 2022.
  106. ^ ドラマ『不適切にもほどがある！』で再注目の「聖子ちゃんカット」有村架純・浜辺美波・橋本環奈らも過去作で経験した伝説の髪型の魅力. 週刊女性Prime. 3 March 2024.
  107. ^ 女子に人気の「韓国最新ヘア」は「聖子ちゃん」「ファラ・フォーセット」の応用版？ 昭和レトロに脚光. Radio Kansai. 15 February 2022.
  108. ^ 【最恐】アイパーリーゼントをかけたら迫力がヤバ過ぎた / 狂気と哀愁を漂わせる昭和的ツッパリスタイルが最高にナウい！. RocketNews24. 4 August 2021.
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  111. ^ Tokyo: Revived Showa Era Glasses a Hit with Young People. The Japan News, from the Yomiuri Shimbun. 24 July 2023.
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  113. ^ McDonald's Japan goes old-school with new Showa-era Kissa Mac sweets lineup. Japan Today. 21 April 2023.
  114. ^ a b いまも現役！全国の「昭和レトロ商店街」を巡る旅 歴史が積み重なった佇まいと人の温もりを感じられる7選. News ポストセブン. 4 March 2024.
  115. ^ Tokyo: Retro Shopping Street Offers Taste of 1950s Japan. The Japan News. 5 July 2023.
  116. ^ ＜昭和レトロ探訪＞ （4）せと末広町商店街（瀬戸市）. Chunichi Shimbun. 3 May 2023.
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  118. ^ Saitama's Seibuen Amusement Park Wows with Nostalgic Showa-Era Makeover. Japan Forward. 16 July 2021.
  119. ^ Retro Showa Era Vending Machines Given New Life in Kanagawa. The Japan News. 22 January 2024.
  120. ^ Retro vending machines: Insert coins and relive memories of old. The Asahi Shimbun. 19 November 2024.
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  122. ^ For the Type 4 telephone, see Type 4 Telephone Set (1952)
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  124. ^ カセットテープ再ブーム時代に「カセットテープ型2.5インチドライブケース」を衝動買い. ASCII.14 April 2022.
  125. ^ Z世代にウケる昭和レトロ アナログレコードに魅せられて. San-in Chuo Shimpo. 1 January 2025.
  126. ^ 世代を超えるジュークボックスの魅力 札幌で発見. NHK北海道WEB. 20 June 2024.
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  128. ^ Still spinning hits: 45-year-old jukebox in west Japan park booms in popularity. The Mainichi. 28 November 2021.
  129. ^ A uniquely Japanese take on nostalgia. BBC. 20 January 2020.
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  131. ^ 昭和レトロな新型車=創業55年記念の「M55」—光岡自動車. Jiji. 21 November 2024.
  132. ^ 70年代の"GTカー"が令和に復活!? 限定100台のミツオカ「M55ゼロエディション」ついに登場. Vague. 23 November 2024.
  133. ^ Mitsuoka Motor Launches Limited Run of M55 Concept Car; 100 Retro Inspired Vehicles to be Sold for ¥8.08 Million Each. The Japan News. 22 November 2024.
  134. ^ 昭和レトロもはやビンテージ品 古さに価値、値段高騰. The Nikkei. 31 January 2023.
  135. ^ Showa-era retro items popular as Christmas gifts on flea market app Mercari in Japan. Mainichi Shimbun. 19 December 2022.
  136. ^ 芸術さんぽ 昭和レトロ商品博物館（東京都青梅市） 「あの頃」を思い出す /東京. Mainichi Shimbun. 26 May 2023.
  137. ^ 昭和レトログッズいっぱい 札幌の私設博物館「レトロスペース・坂会館」開業30周年. Hokkaido Shimbun. 20 November 2024.
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