Original sentence: Magazines published regularly in Japan with visual kei coverage are Arena 37°C, Fool's Mate and Shoxx.These looks have enjoyed popularity especially in Japanese music, ranging from independent underground projects to artists achieving mainstream success.refers to a movement in Japanese popular culture characterized by the use of eccentric, sometimes flamboyant looks
Edited sentence: Magazines published regularly in Japan with visual kei coverage are Arena 37°C, Fool's Mate, Cure, and Shoxx.These bands range from independent underground projects to artists achieving mainstream success.refers to a Japanese cultural movement where bands use eccentric, sometimes flamboyant looks