戦後日本の「なつメロ」の成立とブームの特質に関する研究 (Japanese Edition)
by 近藤 博之
In this Japanese-language academic study, Hiroyuki Kondo explores the origins and distinctive features of post-war Japan's 'natsumero' summer melodies and the boom that popularized them. The research delves into the cultural dynamics and historical factors that fostered this nostalgic musical tradition, offering insights into its societal impact.
About This Book
This book presents a detailed research study on the establishment of 'natsumero,' or summer melodies, in Japan following World War II. The author investigates the historical context that led to the emergence of this musical style.
Key aspects covered include the special qualities of the boom surrounding these melodies, highlighting their role in post-war Japanese society and culture.
The analysis draws on available historical and musical evidence to outline the development and significance of natsumero as a distinctive cultural expression.
Through this examination, the work contributes to understanding how music reflected and shaped social sentiments in mid-20th century Japan.
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