Perfume

A technopop unit produced by Yasutaka Nakata. Through electronic music, precise dance performances, and cutting-edge technology in staging, they have brought Japanese technopop to the world. They are also pioneers of technology art in live performances.

A three-member electro-pop unit. Pioneer in vocal processing technology and dance performance, revolutionizing Japanese pop music. With prominent international performances including Tokyo Olympics opening ceremony, it showcases Japan's artistic excellence globally. A symbolic group fusing technology with human expression.

A virtual singer developed by Crypton Future Media. Born from vocal synthesis software using VOCALOID technology, an enormous body of songs was created around her on Niconico. Her hologram concerts are held worldwide, making her a pioneer of virtual artists.

Pioneers of synthesizer music: Ryuichi Sakamoto, Haruomi Hosono, and Yukihiro Takahashi. They spread technopop globally and influenced techno and hip-hop worldwide, alongside Kraftwerk.

The comprehensive production work of electronic music pioneer Yasutaka Nakata. Best known as producer of Perfume, he revolutionized electronic pop and pioneered the fusion of technology and music on a global scale. He has led the internationalization of Japan's electronic music scene and received multiple Grammy nominations, establishing a blueprint for modern J-pop production.

A pioneering 1978 synthesizer group featuring Ryoji Sakamoto, Yukihiro Takahashi, and Haruomi Hosono. They established an innovative sonic aesthetic centered on digital synthesizers, recognized globally as founders of technopop. They laid the foundation for Japan's electronic music culture.