[Current article] Genres which are sometime used to describe how part of Japanese culture and industry have developed in individual, independently of international trends and globalization, same can form or phenomenon that can be be applied in some degree to its community of authors, publishers and readers.
The so-called Galapagos syndrome, a term first used to describe how parts of Japanese culture and industry have developed in isolation, independently of international trends and globalization, can also be applied to a certain degree to its large community of authors, publishers and readers.