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Related Story: https://goo.gl/m1iru3 If you haven’t seen it yet, watch the “Bubbly Dance” (   • Tomioka Dance Club - Japanese High Schoole...  ) that Tomioka Senior High School students performed at the recent 10th All-Japan High School Super Cup Dance-Off. Although they only placed second overall, they captivated viewers by their mesmerizing movements and nostalgic outfits so that the applause undoubtedly proclaimed them the “people’s champions.” This year’s theme, based on Japan’s bubble economy of the 1980s, represented the flashy, fast-cash lifestyle at the time Japan dominated the global electronics industry, manufacturing the majority of the world’s consumer electronics products and introduced innovative and revolutionary new products. Nintendo and Sega were leading the first global video game market expansion, and many Japanese companies were acquiring businesses in the United States. Similar to the crash of the bubble economy, unfortunately, Tomioka’s national reign stopped this year after two back-to-back championships. Their performance in 2016 was also highly-stylized, with the regional theme of Osaka Obachans (grandmas), featuring awkward but adorable sequences that entertained the audience. They took home the first prize. It was the second year in a row that Tomioka won in the national competition, and their unique style and brand started to create a new standard of dance performance. Still, the buzz about their performance last August reached and lingered on the internet, as well as Japanese TV and media, for weeks throughout the summer. Akane, the coach of the Tomioka Senior High School dance club in Osaka prefecture, sat down with JAPAN Forward editor in chief Yasuo Naito on September 29. Akane discussed the timeline of events that led to Tomioka’s success on the national stage. Ether Disco by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-... Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Totally Looped by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...) Artist: http://audionautix.com/ ダンシング・ヒーロー（Eat You Up）〔ユーロ・ミックス〕 - 荻野目　洋子／YOKO OGINOME | Yoko Oginome - Dancing Hero (Eat You Up) === About JAPAN Forward: JAPAN Forward is a new English-language news and opinion website run by the JAPAN Forward association Inc. JAPAN Forward aims to present the true face of Japan, as seen from a wide variety of perspectives, to a rapidly-changing world where unpredictability often outpaces stability. Japan has long lagged behind other countries—all of which have their own points of view—in conveying her own take on the world around. JAPAN Forward sets out to overcome misunderstandings born of linguistic barriers. In covering major news stories in Japan, along with key points of debate, current events, history, culture, and the arts, we hope to deepen the world’s understanding of the Japanese archipelago. With the 2020 Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games on the horizon, there is a great need for a new English-language medium rooted in solid fact and fully cognizant of the history and culture of Japan and the Japanese people. Our expanding network of influential analysts and foreign experts based in Japan and overseas means that we are continuously improving our ability to bring the truth about Japan to an ever-wider English-speaking audience. At the helm of JAPAN Forward is an editor who has decades of journalism experience in Europe and the United States, while our editorial team of native speakers hails from policy research centers, academia, journalism outlets, and more. This is the real Japan, in real English. JAPAN Forward is operated by JAPAN Forward Association Inc., which has also established the JAPAN Forward Supporters Network to allow individual and corporate sponsors to join in our mission to keep Japan moving forward and build our recognition in the Anglosphere. Website: http://japan-forward.com/ Facebook:   / japanforward   Twitter:   / itsjapanforward   Instagram:   / japanforward