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A representative Japanese rock band. Since their 1994 formation, leading Japan's music scene with grunge rock-influenced sound. Composed numerous anime and drama theme songs. Their 2020 Yokohama Stadium concert set record-breaking attendance. A symbolic figure in Japanese rock history.

A national rock band led by Keisuke Kuwata. With hits like 'TSUNAMI,' they have reigned at the center of Japan's music scene for over 40 years.

A rock band from Kanagawa Prefecture, formed in 1989. Led by vocalist Kazutoshi Sakurai and known for their sophisticated pop-rock sound, they represent the 1990s Japanese rock scene. Their lyrics often address social themes, and they have won multiple Japan Record Awards. They remain beloved across generations as a national band.

A legendary rock band centered on Yoshiki and Toshi. As founders of Japan's visual kei movement, they left an indelible mark on Japanese rock history with music fusing intense metal sounds with classical ballads. They command a passionate fanbase overseas.

One of Japan's premier rock bands fronted by hyde. Reigning atop Japan's band scene with versatile musicality spanning pop, rock, and electronica. They enjoy immense popularity overseas, particularly in Asia, and have undertaken multiple world tours.

The originators of Japanese visual kei rock. Led by YOSHIKI and TOSHI, they fused heavy metal with classical music and performed at Madison Square Garden. The origin of global V-kei culture.

One of Japan's premier rock bands. With numerous Tokyo Dome concerts and successful Asia/Western tours, they spearheaded J-rock's overseas expansion with beautiful melodies and rock sound.