Tokyo y2k

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…

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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...

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