[2026] Summary of bands, artists, and singers from Hiroshima Prefecture
Who comes to mind when you hear about artists from Hiroshima Prefecture?
From rock bands and singer-songwriters to national idols and Showa-era stars, in fact, many popular figures have taken flight from Hiroshima!
In this article, we’ll introduce a wide range of artists from Hiroshima Prefecture, spanning all genres and eras.
Our research revealed that Hiroshima has produced more veteran, big-name artists than younger ones.
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[2026] Compilation of Bands, Artists, and Singers from Hiroshima Prefecture (21–30)
Summer NudeSakurai Hidetoshi

Hidetoshi Sakurai, a member of the band Magokoro Brothers and known as an artist from Hiroshima Prefecture, formed the band in 1988 and has drawn attention for a sound rooted in rock while incorporating a wide range of genres.
Active since the 1990s, they produced hit songs such as “Summer Nude.” Even during the hiatus from 2001 to 2005, Sakurai pursued solo projects and collaborations with other artists.
He has also worked on music for children’s programs, including creating insert songs for NHK’s “PythagoraSwitch.” Showcasing his talents in many fields, Sakurai’s music is loved by listeners of all ages and is highly recommended for rock fans.
Even though I want to be loved…Sayashi Riho

Producer Tsunku♂ breaks new ground here—the perfected form of his EDM sound.
This song also marked a turning point that definitely won new fans.
The member dancing sharply at center is Riho Sayashi, from Hiroshima and formerly the ace of Actor’s School Hiroshima.
She graduated from Morning Musume in 2015 and has been charging forward toward new dreams ever since.
[2026] Summary of Bands, Artists, and Singers from Hiroshima Prefecture (31–40)
Baby, I love youTEE

TEE is an artist from Asaminami Ward, Hiroshima City.
His signature song, “Baby I Love You,” released in 2010, has been covered by other artists and is beloved by many.
He has numerous other love songs as well, and his sweet voice soothes listeners.
He’s also shown a surprising side by appearing as a voice actor in the Hiroshima local anime “Oshaberi Karaage Ageta-kun,” so if you’re interested, check out the anime too!
Naked ~Nude~Vo Vo Tau

Their debut single, released in 2004.
It’s a song that lifts you up every time you listen, as if offering a helping hand to worries with no way out.
Pay attention to the beautiful voice of vocalist Ring, which carries a hint of maternal warmth.
The drummer, Sugar, is from Hiroshima Prefecture.
Ballad of Quelled LoveIshii Rika

Rika Ishii is a multi-creator from Hiroshima who is active across various fields.
She began her career in 2000 as a member of the music unit Peachy and has drawn attention for her unique musical style, which is rooted in pop while incorporating elements of jazz and classical music.
She made her solo debut in 2003, captivating audiences with expressive performances ranging from piano-and-vocal sets to full band arrangements.
In 2012, she won second place at the first Myudol Grand Prix, and her talent has been highly acclaimed, including composing the theme song for TV Tokyo’s “Kaiun! Nandemo Kanteidan.” Alongside her music career, she has worked as an actress and model, serving as an image girl for an internet café in 2009 and establishing a strong presence across diverse fields.
Her songs, woven with delicate melodies and profound lyrics, are recommended for those seeking music that resonates with the heart.
dear DREAMERHIPPY

Hippy is a singer-songwriter from Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture.
He served as the vocalist for the band maegashira, which was active from 2001 until it disbanded in 2011.
Since then, he has pursued a solo career.
In 2020, he drew attention for a collaboration with TEE on the track “dear DREAMER.” The song was inspired by former professional baseball player Tsuyoshi Shinjo’s attempt to return to pro baseball, and it was chosen as the theme song for the 2020 Summer Hiroshima Prefectural High School Baseball Tournament on Hiroshima Home TV.
Endless LoveD-SHADE

A four-member visual kei rock band formed in and based out of Higashihiroshima, Hiroshima Prefecture.
Founded in 1994 mainly by high school classmates, they earned strong acclaim from their indie days and drew media attention, even being featured on music programs at the time.
They made their major debut in April 1998 with the single “BELIEVE,” and that summer they became a hot topic with a TV drama tie-in song.
Rooted in melodious beat rock and boasting a broad musical range that transcended the visual kei framework, they won the hearts of many fans.
Their live performances—where bittersweet melodies fuse with a powerful sound—were breathtaking, and the band still enjoys a devoted following today.



