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vintage Japanese rock n' roll promo trade press print ads
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Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#555555
Emperor
85, 85, 85
0, 0, 33
0, 0, 0, 67
#19578C
Blumine
25, 87, 140
208, 70, 32
82, 38, 0, 45
#7CC3F0
Jordy Blue
124, 195, 240
203, 79, 71
48, 19, 0, 6
Japan Rock Archive is a unique online gallery and store specializing in original vintage Japanese rock and roll advertisements. Since the arrival of rock music in Japan during the 1950s, international bands have achieved remarkable popularity, often surpassing even their local fame. This online platform celebrates that history, focusing on rare and collectible items, including vintage magazine ads that were designed specifically for the Japanese market. Each ad is a unique piece of art, usually appearing only once in music publications and often adorned with stunning Japanese typography.
Curated by Tim, a long-time resident of Tokyo, the archive features a meticulously organized collection grouped by artist and band, making it easy for enthusiasts to find their favorite memorabilia. With a commitment to sharing these captivating artifacts, Japan Rock Archive also offers free worldwide shipping on orders over $45. Whether displayed as art or given as a gift, these ads immortalize a significant cultural moment in Japanese rock music history. Enjoy exploring a treasure trove of musical nostalgia.
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How do I download the Japan Rock Archive logo?
The Japan Rock Archive logo comes in two versions: a white logo and an icon. Download as transparent PNG or JPEG.
What are Japan Rock Archive's brand colors?
The Japan Rock Archive color palette uses the hex codes #555555, #19578C and #7CC3F0.
The Japan Rock Archive name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of Japan Rock Archive and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Japan Rock Archive. Their use is subject to Japan Rock Archive's brand guidelines.