[2026] Summary of Bands, Artists, and Singers from Chiba Prefecture
When you hear “artists from Chiba Prefecture,” who comes to mind?
In the rock scene, Chiba has produced many popular artists such as X JAPAN, Kishidan, and BUMP OF CHICKEN, as well as solo artists like Naoto Inti Raymi and Mai Kuraki!
In this article, we’ll introduce a wide range of artists from Chiba Prefecture.
Across genres—rock bands, singers, singer-songwriters, idols, and more—many talents from Chiba are active, so be sure to check them out.
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[2026] Summary of Bands, Artists, and Singers from Chiba Prefecture (21–30)
Hold me, señoritaYamashita Tomohisa
He is a talent affiliated with Johnny & Associates, known by the nickname Yamapi.
He used to be a member of the idol group NEWS, but is now active as a solo artist.
“Daite Senorita” is his solo debut single, and it was the theme song for the drama “Kurosagi,” in which he starred.
future colorPlastic Tree
They are a rock band consisting of vocalist/guitarist Ryutaro Arimura, guitarist Akira Nakayama, bassist Tadashi Hasegawa, and drummer Kenken Sato.
After Arimura and Hasegawa formed Plastic Tree in December 1993, they made their major-label debut with “Wareta Mado” in June 1997.
Their songs range widely from aggressive guitar rock to pop.
Every track carries the band’s distinctive worldview, which has garnered popularity overseas as well, making them a globally active band.
Rock ‘n’ Roll in a Dumped MoodMatsuzaki Atsumi
TOM★CAT swept through the 1980s music scene with a distinctive sound that fused rock and techno kayō.
Its vocalist and keyboardist, Atsumi Matsuzaki, is a highly skilled artist who began her musical activities while attending Chiba Prefectural Yachiyo High School.
In 1984, TOM★CAT made their major debut, and their debut song won the Grand Prix at both the 28th Yamaha Popular Song Contest and the 15th World Popular Song Festival.
Known for her trademark oversized sunglasses, Matsuzaki also writes lyrics and composes music, and has provided songs for artists such as Fumina Hisamatsu and Miho Morikawa.
Since the 2000s, she has demonstrated talents beyond music as well, training at an ironworks and mastering the craft of making metal furniture.
Highly recommended for anyone interested in ’80s music or unique, individualistic artists.
A-RA-SHIaiba masaki
One of the members of Arashi, Masaki Aiba, is from Chiba Prefecture.
“A・RA・SHI” is Arashi’s debut single, and it was used as the image song for Fuji TV’s 1999 Volleyball World Cup.
It’s a very upbeat track.
Effeminate; overly sentimental; being clingy/whiny (context-dependent)Utaguroba Jun
Jun Utahiroba of Golden Bomber is from Chiba Prefecture.
They are famous as a visual kei air band.
Their performances are also a key to their popularity.
Memeshikute is their seventh single release.
It is Golden Bomber’s signature song.
keep yourself aliveKahara Tomomi
Tomomi Kahala, known by her nickname “Tomo-chan,” is a singer produced by Tetsuya Komuro who debuted with the song “keep yourself alive.” The lyrics and composition were, of course, by Tetsuya Komuro.
Her clear, soaring vocals are one of her trademarks.
HONEYyukihiro
Drummer yukihiro, who hails from Chiba Prefecture, is known as a member of L’Arc~en~Ciel.
He joined the band in 1998 and made major contributions to L’Arc~en~Ciel’s subsequent success.
Yukihiro’s versatile musicianship spans a wide range of genres, including rock and electronica, and his appeal lies not only in his drumming but also in his high-level skill with various instruments.
Since 2001, he has also launched a solo project called acid android, through which he has developed his own unique musical world.
In his activities with L’Arc~en~Ciel, he played a significant role in the band’s rise, including a successful concert at Nippon Budokan in December 1999.
Yukihiro’s music is recommended for listeners with broad musical tastes.