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From Miku Hatsune’s holographic concerts to the widespread popularity of idol culture, Japanese pop music has brought massive changes and innovation to the pop music industry. In yet another demonstration of that innovation, GRAZIE4 and GRAZIE3 have released some of the first 360° music videos!
Using your cellphone or computer, 360° music videos give a spherical view of an entire scene, allowing for all sorts of never-before-seen interesting challenges and choreography!
GRAZIE4’s video is called Kimi ni Arigatou. In it, the girls want to design sportswear and decide to make an outfit for a local wheelchair tennis player, the extremely talented Sakaguchi (12). He agrees, but only if they can win against him in a match of wheelchair tennis! Check out the video below.
The next video is GRAZIE3’s Oyu Oyu Ofuro! After a long day, what sounds better than taking a nice, warm bath? The girls sing about taking it easy and letting all of your stress wash away in this fun video. Keep your eyes open for all of the cute images that appear throughout it!
This technique immerses the audience on a whole new level, giving you the freedom to look at and for whatever you want. Just imagine what incredible new ideas and projects will come out of this! (/^▽^)/
This is a Tokyo Otaku Mode original article by Jen Smith