A Japanese RPG, or JRPG, is a genre of video games that originated in Japan, characterized by their storytelling, turn-based combat, and character development. Players often control a party of characters, each with unique abilities, as they embark on quests to save the world or defeat a powerful enemy. These games typically feature rich narratives, often inspired by anime and manga, and include elements like exploration, item collection, and leveling up. Popular examples of JRPGs include Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest, and Persona, which have gained international acclaim and a dedicated fanbase.