I want to listen to some like 80 Japanese music, mostly like

>>16448497
If you want to listen to the Japanese artists that Future Funk plagiarizes, City Pop is what you're looking for. Check out Tatsuro Yamashita's album "For You", it's probably one of the best introductions to the genre.
As for where to find this stuff, /mu/ is shit, but their archive is pretty useful. You can find lots of albums to download if you search for artist + mega|mediafire|zippyshare, or "city pop" + mega|mediafire|zippyshare. Jpopsuki and SoulSeek also have a large selection.

Crystal City by Junko Ohashi
Noriko by Noriko Miyamoto
After 5 Clash by Toshiki Kadomatsu
Ocean Side by Momoko Kikuchi
Everytime I Look at You by Nami Shimada
Thanksgiving by RA MU
Sunshower by Taeko Ohnuki
Sailing Blaster by Hiroshi Satoh
First Light by Makoto Matsushita

>>16449718
>City Pop
Cool, thanks a lot, I didn't know what to call it.

>>16451784
Thanks for the suggestions.

Anri - TIMELY!!

>>16448497
Moritaka Chisato
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w6M7G5JfLyo

She dabs at the end of The Stress if you're into that

You can thank me later.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JaYdzP5Lr3A

If you've ever listened to Bae City Rollaz this is the song it's based off of. And it sounds better than the remix.

>>16448497
>modern Future Funk remixes
I've made it my personal mission to post the samples used by every fucking vapor wave/future funk/some other retarded name trash genre thieves I come across.
They purposely don't give credit to the songs they use because they're afraid someone else will do a shitty remix that's "better" than their own.
Rap faggots do this too. They'll find an old song, chop it to bit, run it through fruity loops then make money off of it.
It's not only disgusting but it's preventing people from discovering good retro music.