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  • October 16, 2024 2 min read

    The Ranma 1/2(らんま1/2) remake is more than just a nostalgic trip for anime fans. Beyond its iconic characters and hilarious storyline, the creators have chosen a striking visual direction: the City Pop colorway, deeply rooted in the aesthetics of 80s Japan.

    City Pop was not just a musical genre; it was a cultural movement that reflected the optimism and vibrancy of urban Japan during its economic boom. The visuals associated with it – neon lights, pastel hues, and an overall futuristic yet warm vibe – can be seen prominently in the remake, paying homage to this golden era of Japanese pop culture.

    City Pop music, with artists like Tatsuro Yamashita and Mariya Takeuchi, created a dreamy, carefree soundtrack for the 80s. This blend of soft rock, jazz fusion, and R&B became the sound of Tokyo nights, and it is no surprise that the Ranma 1/2 remake chose to embrace this era’s aesthetics. From the pinks and purples of sunset skies to the electric blues and greens of neon city streets, the City Pop colorway evokes nostalgia for those familiar with the era and introduces a new generation to its charm.

    From City Pop Music to City Pop Headphones

    Just as the Ranma 1/2 remake embraces the City Pop aesthetic, our collection of City Pop-tuned headphones reflects the sound and style of this unforgettable era. With a focus on warm, rich soundscapes reminiscent of 80s records, these headphones are designed for audiophiles and city pop enthusiasts alike. Brands like PRIMO with the CD-3 offer a tuned frequency response that highlights the smooth melodies and groovy bass lines of City Pop music. The retro-inspired design of these headphones, featuring clean lines and color schemes that match the City Pop palette, ensures they’re as visually striking as they are sonically rich.

    Our collection features a range of products perfect for anyone looking to immerse themselves in both the sound and aesthetic of City Pop. Whether you’re listening to Tatsuro Yamashita’s "Ride on Time" or the remastered soundtrack of Ranma 1/2, our City Pop-inspired headphones bring you closer to the nostalgic warmth of Japan's 80s pop culture.

    Explore our City Pop headphone collection and experience the perfect blend of retro design and modern sound performance, echoing the timeless allure of City Pop music.