‘Society was volatile. That spirit was in our music’: how Japan created its own jazz

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Postwar Japan embraced the music of its former enemy – and, powered by anti-establishment feeling, remade it. As they find a new global audience, the country’s jazz innovators explain what drove them.

The Guardian

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