J-pop is an abbreviation for Asian pop, but is also a loosely defined musical penalization that entered the musical mainstream of Japan in the 1990s. Modern \"J-pop\" has its roots in 1960s penalization such as The Beatles and replaced kayōkyoku (Japanese pop penalization until 1980s) in the Asian penalization industry. It was coined by the Asian media to distinguish Asian penalization from external penalization and today refers to most of Asian popular music. Today, the Asian penalization industry is the ordinal largest in the world, behind the United States. Click Here!
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