ONE OK ROCK

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.

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.

A Japanese rock band formed in 2005 that has become one of Japan's most internationally successful rock acts. Led by vocalist Taka Moriuchi (son of Mori Shinichi of the enka duo Moritaka), the band is known for powerful English-language vocals and emotionally charged anthemic rock. They have actively pursued international expansion, touring extensively across Asia, North America, Europe, and South America, performing at major festivals and arenas worldwide. Their sound has evolved from pop-punk to arena rock, collaborating with Western producers and artists. ONE OK ROCK has successfully bridged the gap between the Japanese and international music markets, proving that Japanese rock bands can compete on the global stage.

A four-member rock band formed in 2012. Their 2018 song 'Pretender' became a massive hit as the theme song for the anime 'Attack on Titan.' Their distinctive lyrics, intricate arrangements, and expressive vocal delivery have earned a devoted fanbase. Recognized as representative of contemporary Japanese rock scene both domestically and internationally.

A four-member rock band that originated from a university band circle. Formed in 2013, their 2019 song 'Hydroplane' became a hit as the theme song for 'Attack on Titan.' Their complex band arrangements, vocally demanding performances, and socially conscious lyrics earned them high international praise.

A distinctive music and fashion movement in Japan's rock scene from the 1980s to 1990s. Formed through the emergence of rock bands emphasizing makeup, costumes, and visual performance. Through bands like X Japan and Dir En Grey, it gained international influence. An important phenomenon demonstrating the uniqueness of Japanese music culture.