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The Impact of Japanese Popular Culture to Indonesian younger Generation:: A Case Study of PUNICO Bunga Putra Bangsa; Sihombing, Lambok Hermanto
Humaniora: Journal of Indonesia Culture and Society Vol. 13 No. 3 (2022): Humaniora
Publisher : Bina Nusantara University

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.21512/humaniora.v13i3.8131

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The research probed into the influence of Japanese popular cultures on the Indonesian-younger generation in Cikarang, West Java, Indonesia. Japanese popular culture had been famed among the younger generation in Indonesia through the increasing popularity of anime. Indonesia, with 1.400 ethnic groups, had a variety of cultural diversity, but the younger generation seemed to be fonder of this foreign culture which in this case was Japanese popular culture. Through the expansion of this Japanese popular culture, Japanese culture could slip into it and could invade their local culture. This cultural expansion could have an impact on how the younger generation would preserve their local culture. Globalization also played a massive part in this cultural expansion; through the internet, it was easier to find something with foreign culture in it. The research used phenomenology research about the Japanese popular culture club of President University Nippon Community (PUNICO) in Cikarang. The research applied a qualitative approach with phenomenology methods. Data collection was done by asking the respondents questions regarding the matter. The respondents were ten members of PUNICO. The research result indicates that Japanese popular culture has been in the respondent's life long enough to change their habits and lifestyle. However, the respondents still care and have the volition to preserve their local cultures. 
Indonesian Stand-Up Comedy: A New Developing Industry of Youth Culture Sihombing, Lambok Hermanto; Rahma Fajri, Annisa; Divia Sonali, Mita; Lestari, Puji
Humaniora: Journal of Indonesia Culture and Society Vol. 14 No. 1 (2023): Humaniora
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.21512/humaniora.v14i1.8381

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The research analyzed the growth of stand-up comedy in Indonesia, which had developed into a new trend or popular culture and a new creative business that produced skilled and well-known comics. Furthermore, it discussed how stand-up comedy might develop into a new creative business by evaluating the growth of the community, Instagram, and YouTube, as well as the growth of successful comics. In order to help the researchers doing the analysis, the researchers applied a qualitative method. They used two theories named Self-presentation concept by Goffman and Creative Industry theory by Richard Florida. The findings indicate that the creative industry does not always progress forward; interest in stand-up comedy decreased in various places, but it is still attempting to develop. Indonesian people are becoming more receptive to stand-up comedy as it is home to some of the world's most talented comics. Comics must be innovative in their approach to content creation to increase their popularity and viability. Apart from that, when comics are popular, they can inspire others to pursue careers as comics. As a result, comics members continue to grow in number, the community grows in size, and the creative business continues to flourish. Stand-up comedy has developed into popular culture and a new creative sector geared toward youth.
Co-Authors A, Kerin Al’ula, Resty Nadia Aninda, Maria Paskalia Aris Masruri Harahap Aristia, Andhien Ayu Bumi, Lanang Tirta Bunga Putra Bangsa Chaniago, Steven Dante T.M, Jonathan Divia Sonali, Mita Donald Samuel Slamet Santosa, Donald Samuel Slamet H, Barik Harfiyah Widiawati K, Aditya Marcelino Letwory, Aldy Marcellian, Kevin Piay, Yohanna PUJI LESTARI Rachman, Fanny Fanani Rahma Fajri, Annisa Rani, Susvita Dwi S, Jonathan William Saputra, Adithiya Wiradinatha Sarwindah, Anak Agung Siauw, Glenity Marchella Sinaga, Agustinus Alexander T, Okky Abrina Yundari, Yundari