Bands, artists, and singers from Saga Prefecture
Saga Prefecture is located in the northwestern part of Kyushu.
Blessed with abundant nature and facing the sea, it’s also famous as a production area for ceramics and porcelain, represented by Arita, Karatsu, and Imari.
In this article, we’ll introduce artists, band members, and enka singers who call Saga their hometown.
This content is especially recommended for those currently living in Saga Prefecture.
When someone is from the same place as you, it creates a sense of familiarity, doesn’t it?
You might even discover some surprising connections—“Wait, they’re from here too!?”
Be sure to read to the end!
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Bands, artists, and singers from Saga Prefecture (21–30)
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The two members of the comedy duo Doburock are from Kiyama Town in Miyaki District, Saga Prefecture.
In 2013, they released their first single, “Moshikashite Dakedo.” “Moshikashite Dakedo” is one of Doburock’s signature routines, and the single includes both an elementary school version and an adults-only (18+) version.
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Hidenori Chiwata, who is active as a singer, is from Saga City, Saga Prefecture.
He debuted under the name Isao Chiwata, changed it to Hidenori Chiwata in 1999, and then reverted to Isao Chiwata in 2007.
His song “Kasabuta” was used as the first opening theme for the anime Zatch Bell! (Konjiki no Gash Bell!!).
shuttle runKanoerana
Kanoerana, who is active as a singer-songwriter, is from Karatsu City in Saga Prefecture.
She made her major debut with her first mini-album, “Kanoe Sanjo.” The music video for the album’s lead track, “Shuttle Run,” was filmed at Waseda Saga High School in Karatsu City, Saga Prefecture.
Honey toastPan no Mimimi
Mimimi Panno was born and raised in Saga Prefecture and has been immersed in music since childhood through piano, kids’ musicals, and wind ensemble.
While rooted in J-pop, her diverse sound incorporates elements of Vocaloid and jazz, earning passionate support from Gen Z.
She began streaming on social media in 2021, and the following year drew attention for creating the theme song for a popular baseball video game.
Her skills are well-established—she even won the Ambassador Award in a contest on a virtual live streaming app.
Her appeal lies in a supple yet steadfast voice and sharp, edgy expressiveness.
In July 2024, she released the album “Music Meets Me,” which includes songs she wrote and composed herself.
Showcasing multifaceted talent in home recording, illustration, and video production, her music brims with down-to-earth sensibilities and a vibrant pop aesthetic—highly recommended for fans of J-pop and Vocaloid.
DreamlandYUKI（BENNIE K）
YUKI, who is the vocalist of the musical duo BENNIE K, is from Kashima City in Saga Prefecture.
Their 9th single, Dreamland, became their biggest hit, and its ringtone download achieved double million status.
Saga to brag aboutSaga Otome Myu☆Sutā
The members of Saga Otome Myu☆Star, an idol group based in Saga Prefecture, are all from Saga.
They work to share the charms of Saga with many people.
“Saga We’re Proud Of” is a song that highlights the best of Saga Prefecture.
Two versions of the music video were produced: one focusing on the members and another centered on images of famous sights and specialties of Saga.
spin, spinMatsufuji Yuri (Nanamujika)
Yuri Matsufuji, who was active as part of the two-person music unit Nanamusica, is from Saga Prefecture.
Their second single, “Kururi Kururi,” reached No.
9 on the Oricon Weekly Chart, the group’s highest position.
The title track was used as the theme song for the Fuji TV drama “Kobayakawa Nobuki no Koi.”