Karaoke was invented by which country?

Karaoke first originated in Japan, karaoke Japanese original meaning: unaccompanied band. It is one of Japan's three major inventions to the world.

Karaoke usually involves playing a pre-recorded musical accompaniment stored on a medium such as a videotape, without a lead singer's voice, and then synchronizing the lyrics with a beat cue on a television screen, and then having the participants watch the lyrics while holding a microphone and singing.

Karaok is a mash-up of Japanese and English, with Kara meaning "empty" and OK an abbreviation for "unaccompanied band," which has evolved into "karaoke" in China. "Karaoke was introduced to Hong Kong and Taiwan from Japan. Karaoke was introduced to Hong Kong and Taiwan from Japan, and then swept across mainland China in a devastating trend.

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Origin:

Because of the Japanese custom, men who go home too early, it will make the neighbors look down on them and think that every day they work even a social event, and every day they go home too early to become the handle of the joke of the bystanders, so many Japanese men gather in the bar or teahouse after work, chatting until late. So many Japanese men gather at bars or teahouses after work and chat until very late at night.

Then slowly they felt they should find some new way to spend their time. Inside the bars, they drank while using simple things like TVs and microphones that could be used to sing, which later evolved with the development of technology into what is now known as karaoke.