A female artist from Aichi Prefecture
When you think of artists from Aichi Prefecture, who comes to mind?
Aichi has produced many popular artists across genres—singers, bands, idols, rappers, and more.
In this article, we’ll shine a spotlight on female artists from Aichi among the many talents the prefecture has produced.
We’ve picked artists across different genres and generations, so see if you can find a new favorite.
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Female artists from Aichi Prefecture (1–10)
OnenessMisaki (SpecialThanks)
SpecialThanks is a pop-punk band from Aichi Prefecture.
Formed in 2005 around Misaki, the leader who handles vocals and guitar, the band brilliantly fuses her fresh, translucent singing voice with fast-paced punk rock reminiscent of Green Day and Hi-STANDARD.
They made their major-label debut in 2014 with the single “LOVE GOOD TIME,” and in 2020 released their fourth full-length album, “SUNCTUARY.”
BxMxCMOAMETAL（BABYMETAL）
BABYMETAL, a metal-dance unit that enjoys high popularity overseas, was formed in 2010 with the concept of “fusing idols and metal.” MOAMETAL, the member in charge of screams and dance, is from Nagoya City in Aichi Prefecture.
Their secret to success lies in the contrast between loud metal sounds and idol-like dance performances, showing that the appeal of such a gap is universal.
Their talent is undeniable as well, having served as the opening act for artists like Lady Gaga, Metallica, and Guns N’ Roses.
Hug Me Anthemchīmu shachihoko
Team Syachihoko is an idol group formed by female talents from Aichi Prefecture who live in Nagoya.
In 2018, they changed their name to TEAM SHACHI and have been active based in Nagoya.
In 2015, they released “Tensai Bakabon” as the opening theme for the film Tensai Bakavon: Flanders no Inu wa Naze Shinda? (The Genius Bakavon: The Return of the Dog of Flanders), which ranked 4th on the Oricon singles chart.
Also that same year, their single “Kaiju Tottoto” was featured on NHK’s music program Minna no Uta.
Female artists from Aichi Prefecture (11–20)
A world without shadowsHirate Yurina
Yurina Hirate, who hails from Aichi Prefecture, is a former member of the idol group Keyakizaka46 and an artist active in many fields as an actress, model, singer, and dancer.
She served as the center for Keyakizaka46’s debut single “Silent Majority,” and is affectionately known to fans as “Techi.” She made her first lead appearance in the 2018 film “Hibiki,” and the following year won the Newcomer of the Year Award at the 42nd Japan Academy Film Prize.
In her second digital-only solo single, “Kakegae no Nai Sekai” (An Irreplaceable World), she showcases sharp, dynamic dance moves.
MIRRORHARUNA、MAMI（SCANDAL）
Formed in 2006 in Kyobashi, Osaka, SCANDAL is an all-girl rock band with half of its members hailing from Aichi Prefecture.
Their major-label debut single “DOLL,” released in 2008, received power play on 40 radio stations, and their first album, “BEST★SCANDAL,” released the following year, ranked No.
5 on the Oricon Albums Chart.
In 2022, marking their 15th anniversary, they released their 10th album, “MIRROR,” and embarked on a world tour, cementing their status as one of Japan’s leading bands.
Like this all the way until morningKato Miria
Miliyah Kato, who marked her 15th anniversary in 2020, is an artist from Toyota City in Aichi Prefecture.
She writes and composes many of her own songs, and her irresistible sound blends the pop sensibility with the R&B and hip-hop roots that define her style.
Her lyrics, which resonate strongly with women, are another reason for her popularity, earning her a reputation as a charismatic figure among women of her generation.
Beyond her musical talents, she is a multi-artist active as a fashion designer, novelist, and actress.
The Golden RuleKeiko Rī
Keiko Lee, who has been at the forefront as a jazz vocalist for over 25 years, is from Handa City in Aichi Prefecture.
She debuted in 1995 with the album “IMAGINE,” and in 2001 her cover of Queen’s “We Will Rock You” was featured in a commercial for the Nissan Stagea, drawing significant attention.
Her pleasantly unadorned, gentle voice has a soothing effect when you listen to it.
In 2019, she released The Golden Rule, her first studio album in two years.