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general idol culture taken from https://www.la-idolmatsuri.org/intro-to-idol-culture
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Idol Culture
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- #1Call and Responses
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- #2Fan Chants
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- #3Wotagei
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An abbreviation of “Wotaku no gei” (ヲタクの芸), lit. “art of the wotaku.” Specific dances done by fans (or wotas) during idol concerts or events, composed of simple choreography, cheering, synchronized penlight movements, and claps.
- #4Wota
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Abbreviation of “wotaku” (ヲタク). Someone who is a fan of idols.
- #5Oshimen
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From the word “oshi” (推, meaning “support”) and “menba” (メンバ, meaning “member”). Describes a fan’s favorite member, or bias. Generally only used for female groups. Often shorted to just “oshi” (推し). Ex 1. “My Cho Tokimeki♡Sendenbu oshimen is Julia because she’s the cutest!” Ex 2. “I’m a Julia-oshi because she’s the cutest member!”
- #6Kamioshi
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A fan’s ultimate favorite or ultimate bias.
- #7Penlight
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Penlight; lightstick; a colorful glowing stick fans bring to concerts to support their favorite groups. Some groups/members have a certain color/s for their fans to bring to cheer them on.
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