Member and leader of TRF and DJ, known Japanese dance music since its early days. He is also active as The JG's, WEST 87, Phal, Shumai DJ, and WILL
Belongs to Possible. Has a business alliance with the label SONIC BLADE. Representative songs include "A Cruel Angel's Thesis" and "Soul's Refrain," both theme songs from Neon Genesis Evangelion
He is an impersonator artist and singer-songwriter. His singing skills, including his imitation of Hibari Misora, have made him a popular singer
A singer-songwriter, she belongs to Victor Music Arts. Her record label is Pony Canyon. Her representative songs include "Akuma no Ko" (A Child of Evil), a theme song for the TV anime Attack on Titan: The Final Season.
A performance artist who expresses the unique “movement, rhythm, and spirituality” of Japanese martial arts as a comprehensive art form. He has performed in 42 countries worldwide and has performed at global events such as the opening ceremonies of the Rugby World Cup 2019 Japan and the IOC International Olympic Committee Session
Japanese female singer-songwriter. De responsible for the theme song of Djimon Adventure/ Monster Strike
Formed in 2017, this group joined the d-project with members Morioka, Yasui, Kawamura, and vocal contest winner Kimura. Their 2018 debut single became the theme song for Detective Conan
A vocalist with soul from Kyoto, she started alto sax at 12 and vocal music at 14. She debuted with an album at 19, hosted a radio show, and had a major song become a TV theme.
Born in Sapporo, Hokkaido, Yoshiyuki Kimura is the world's only two-sword performer of Japanese taiko and Tsugaru shamisen. He's unique for not only winning national championships in both arts himself, but also for guiding his students to national victories as an instructor.
A Japanese female singer. She excels at performing traditional Okinawan music and folk songs while playing the sanshin.
Appearing again after the previous show due to its great popularity. From the “World U Academy”, a learning institute for business managers The “Hero’s Club” was created to improve Japan as a whole. Hero’s Club" was created to improve Japan as a whole
Buddhist music that clearly expresses Buddhist teachings, sung by laybelievers during pilgrimages and memorial services. These songs are melodies set to classical Japanese poetry (waka), accompanied by the beautiful sounds of Buddhist instruments like bells and gongs. They praise the teachings and virtues of the Buddha, Bodhisattvas, and the founding patriarchs. Also called pilgrimage songs or buddhaprai sing songs, singing them with devotion serves as an offering to the Buddha and ancestors, providing an opportunity to internalize the Buddhist teachings
A Japanese enka singer debuted in 2006 with Tokyo Lost Love from Nippon Crown, and in the same year released Shikaranaide and Jinsei Chachacha
Previously at JCC, Satsuki Sunayama (CEO, OFFICE Satsuki Inc. & Shikibu Purple representative) is confirmed to appear again, promoting Japanese aesthetics globally.
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