“Real West” refers to the historical and cultural representation of the American West, particularly the period during the late 19th century when the United States expanded westward. This concept encompasses the experiences, lifestyles, and challenges of people living in this region, including cowboys, Native Americans, settlers, and outlaws. The term often evokes imagery of frontier life, ranching, rodeos, and the iconic symbols associated with Western mythology, such as saloons and the open range. “Real West” emphasizes authenticity and the genuine aspects of Western life, contrasting with romanticized or fictional depictions found in films and literature. It serves as a reminder of the true grit, hardships, and realities faced by those who lived during this transformative period in American history. The term can also relate to the preservation of Western culture through art, literature, and historical reenactments that celebrate or critique this era.
"Real West" is a daring show featuring the vibrant group WEST., launching thrilling adventures on Saturday nights. The show began in October 2020, capturing the unknown across Japan through unique…