Which of the two countries, Japan and South Korea, has the most powerful visual kei?

The birthplace of visual kei is in Japan, and it was first proposed by hide (deceased), the lead guitarist of the original band X-Japan, and on the cover of the band's early ** called Blue Blood, the word "visual kei" was used for the first time, that is, Japanese (derived from English visual). Therefore, hide is the predecessor of all visual kei artists, encouraging the efforts and struggles of generations of visual kei talents.

The above is entirely based on what I have learned from my personal love of visual kei for many years. Definitely not copied and pasted from **

As for the Korean visual kei you mentioned, the development is really unsatisfactory. Even the only Korean visual kei band "The Trax", which can be seen in previous years, has not achieved anything due to the withdrawal of its drummer Rose, and is currently almost on a hiatus except for occasional appearances on Korean variety shows.

To sum up, the Korean visual kei is a derivative of the Japanese visual kei, and the Korean character is relatively conservative compared to the Japanese, and there is no suitable soil for the survival of the visual kei in Korea. Therefore, the visual system of Korea is too different from the visual system of Japan, and there is basically no comparison.

In Japan, the early English name was Visual Shock. It originated in Europe and the United States in the 70s of the 20th century and was developed in Japan.

Visual kei is ubiquitous in the Japanese music scene, and there are very few male singers who don't appear in bold, androgynous visual kei costumes.

Among them, the originator of X-Japan visual kei, and then Ya, A9, etc.

There is no visual kei in South Korea, and they are all busy with plastic surgery.

Japan. There are so many visual keikos in Japan that you can name a long list of names ...... just say it

South Korea's words ......I only know of one trax ...... at the momentAnd it is not known what the current situation is - -

Japan. Is there any visual kei in Korea.

Yusheng Country. There is no comparison between the two.

Japan. South Korea is nothing more than a local dog learning a foreign dog barking.

Japan: But there are a lot of plastic surgeries in Korea, so it's comparable.

Visual kei is originally Japanese.

The founders are all Japanese, which one do you think is more powerful!?

Cup, isn't there only a cave artifact in the kimchi country?

The official launch of Visual Kei in China began in 2000, when a Japanese-like "Visual Kei" band called "Silver Dust" rose in Beijing, which signed a contract with Jingwen Records and released records. The emergence of "silver dust" has accelerated the pace of development of China's "visual kei", making a number of younger "visual kei" bands emerge in various orchestras and band auditions, but due to the restrictions of public acceptance and various repentances, coupled with the fact that its understanding is still in the toddler stage of Handan, the development of visual keiship in China will take time. Glazed Rose is a visual kei rock band in Shanghai, China.

The style of the band is a fusion of metal, psychedelic things, gothic, pop and many other elements and focuses on the sense of wholeness and fashion.

In China, visual kei bands are not very mature, and some Internet families are vying to emulate Japanese visual kei art, such as "Kill Matt" and "Goth" ......However, there were quite few bands, and they mainly imitated the makeup and clothing of visual kei, and on the other hand, they promoted the development of the tertiary industry in the big cities.