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How to say slang terms for music in japanese (like jams or tunes)?
Published March 31, 2011
Question by Jessica G: How to say slang terms for music in japanese (like jams or tunes)?
Okay, so for my new music business project I am heading up a mock management firm and I need to name it. Because I’m studying music business so I can work in the music business in japan, I want to give it a japanese name. What I’m looking for is like a japanese word for music (but not ongaku). Thanks!!!
Best answer:
Answer by mike
MuTang is what they call it around here in tokyo
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