Singapore and Japanese Youth Culture on Fashion
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1. Introduction: A: Comparative Analysis In the course of this study, I acknowledge that quantitative research methodology is preferably used to show youth culture and personally getting insights of both cultures. The understanding of this work will take the reader through singapore’s and tokyo’s youth culture and movement, the hybrid identities of local and global trend existing in each country, internet and media culture and their local events. Things that will not be covered in this essay would be globalization or influences from the trickle-down effect, individual subcultures, and established fashion designers. 1: Comparative Youth Culture: What is it? This essay aims to put both Singapore and Tokyo’s youth culture side by side to pick out the differences from each cities. By writing a comparative essay on the two asian cultures, one can see the differences of a city of small-scale foundation in youth culture(Singapore) and another (Japan) with rich youth culture history, and the different impact on the two cultures. 2: Major topics on comparative youth culture In my research, comparing two youth cultures consist of firstly identifying the different upbringing that leads to their ‘youth’ age, the dominance of youth culture, a contextualized bubble-up theory, different occurrences as a factor of the existing youth culture, and the power of internet and mass media. 3: Critical thinking about Youth Culture on Fashion Designers B: Youth Culture 1. Definition of Youth Culture in the different cities In the recent years, youth culture in Singapore is recognized as a growing part of our global economy. Culture, to define, is a custom that builds the foundation of a nation. It anchors to the community and shape one’s lifestyle. “Youth culture” is a community of the younger generation who has a spirit, hence leading the bigger community in the society. Youth culture are always closely associated to popular culture and street
1. Introduction: A: Comparative Analysis In the course of this study, I acknowledge that quantitative research methodology is preferably used to show youth culture and personally getting insights of both cultures. The understanding of this work will take the reader through singapore’s and tokyo’s youth culture and movement, the hybrid identities of local and global trend existing in each country, internet and media culture and their local events. Things that will not be covered in this essay would be globalization or influences from the trickle-down effect, individual subcultures, and established fashion designers. 1: Comparative Youth Culture: What is it? This essay aims to put both Singapore and Tokyo’s youth culture side by side to pick out the differences from each cities. By writing a comparative essay on the two asian cultures, one can see the differences of a city of small-scale foundation in youth culture(Singapore) and another (Japan) with rich youth culture history, and the different impact on the two cultures. 2: Major topics on comparative youth culture In my research, comparing two youth cultures consist of firstly identifying the different upbringing that leads to their ‘youth’ age, the dominance of youth culture, a contextualized bubble-up theory, different occurrences as a factor of the existing youth culture, and the power of internet and mass media. 3: Critical thinking about Youth Culture on Fashion Designers B: Youth Culture 1. Definition of Youth Culture in the different cities In the recent years, youth culture in Singapore is recognized as a growing part of our global economy. Culture, to define, is a custom that builds the foundation of a nation. It anchors to the community and shape one’s lifestyle. “Youth culture” is a community of the younger generation who has a spirit, hence leading the bigger community in the society. Youth culture are always closely associated to popular culture and street