Kenshi Yonezu

One of Japan's most influential contemporary musicians, who began his career as the Vocaloid producer 'Hachi' before launching a phenomenally successful solo career. His 2018 single 'Lemon' became one of the best-selling digital singles in Japanese music history, surpassing 800 million YouTube views. His genre-blending style incorporates pop, rock, electronic, and hip-hop elements. Major anime tie-ups including 'KICK BACK' for Chainsaw Man and 'Spinning Globe' for Miyazaki's 'The Boy and the Heron' have brought him significant global attention. Yonezu represents the bridge between Japan's Vocaloid internet music culture and mainstream commercial success, inspiring a generation of artists who emerged from online creative communities.

A music unit comprising composer Ayase and vocalist ikura. They gained attention with their unique concept of turning novels into music, and their debut single 'Yoru ni Kakeru' was a massive hit. 'Idol' dominated global streaming charts, symbolizing a new era of international J-Pop success.

A singer-songwriter who rewrote Japanese music history. Her debut album 'First Love' holds the record for Japan's best-selling album. She pioneered a new era of J-Pop with her innovative blend of R&B and pop. She is globally recognized for her Kingdom Hearts theme songs.

A singer known for her overwhelming vocal power. Her debut single 'Usseewa' became a social phenomenon, and she provided the singing voice for 'ONE PIECE FILM RED.' With her faceless style, she represents a new form of internet-born artist and has conducted successful world tours.

Her 1998 debut First Love became Japan's best-selling album ever. She revolutionized J-pop by fusing R&B with Japanese lyrics and is globally known for Kingdom Hearts theme songs.

A unit that turns novels into songs. 'Yoru ni Kakeru' was the first to reach 1 billion streams on Billboard Japan. 'Idol' topped international charts, delivering Japanese music globally.