Bands, artists, and singers from Shikoku
When you think of bands and artists from Shikoku, who comes to mind?
Many people probably think of Chatmonchy, a flagship all-girl band, or the singer-songwriter Kenshi Yonezu.
But bands and artists from Shikoku aren’t limited to just them!
From up-and-coming singer-songwriters to incredibly skilled vocalists, the region has produced a wealth of popular artists.
In this article, we’ll introduce a wide range of artists from Shikoku, so let’s dive right in!
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- Passionate bands, artists, and singers from Ehime Prefecture
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Bands, artists, and singers from Shikoku (21–30)
Aidori (Aisei-chō)Ajia Tsuinzu Hikari to Kaze Hi-Fu.
This is a song by the Asian Twins Hikari and Kaze, Hi-Fu, a female twin singer-songwriter duo.
The two are from Ehime Prefecture.
They are active not only as singer-songwriters but also by posting videos on YouTube and more, so why not take this opportunity to give them a listen?
TwinkleMikiha (Supira Supika)
Spira Spica is a band known for producing many anime songs.
Its vocalist, Mikiha, is from Itano District in Tokushima Prefecture.
She joined Snowman, the predecessor to Spira Spica, in 2013.
The band changed its name to Spira Spica in 2017 and made its major debut the following year.
Since then, while creating numerous hit songs, she has also been active as a radio program assistant and as an ambassador for a soccer team.
Bands, artists, and singers from Shikoku (31–40)
Love RhapsodyKurose Manami
This song is by Manami Kurose, who is active as both a singer and an actress.
Ms.
Kurose is from Tokushima Prefecture.
I think this is a bright, uplifting song that energizes listeners.
Why not take this opportunity to give it a listen?
Baby BIASYano (Polysics)
Yano, the drummer of the rock band POLYSICS, is from Imabari City in Ehime Prefecture.
“Baby BIAS,” released as their 4th single, is the first single Yano participated in.
The title track was used as the ending theme for the Nippon TV program “RonQ! Highland.”
Song of Couragedenshirenji
The rock band Denshirenji from Ehime Prefecture rose to prominence from the indie scene.
In particular, their signature song “Yuuki no Uta” (Song of Courage), with its melody full of bravery and hope, moved many listeners and became a hot topic.
Their name spread through numerous media appearances, and after making their indie debut on Ornesio Records, they achieved a major debut in 2008 under avex J-more.
However, they sadly disbanded in 2009.
Despite their short period of activity, their music continues to be loved by many people to this day.
Love FireworksOtsuka Chihiro
This song is by Chihiro Otsuka, who is active in dramas and musicals.
Ms.
Otsuka is from Tokushima Prefecture.
It’s a love song that expresses pure feelings for someone you care about.
Many women will probably relate to it.
Why not give it a listen?
The way homeJapa Hari Netto
A rock band brimming with human warmth, Japaharinet.
Sparked by a band circle at Matsuyama University, it was formed when bassist Kimiyuki Kashima took the lead and invited vocalist Kenjiro Kido.
They debuted in 2004 amid a frenzy that earned them the nickname of the strongest rock band in the Shikoku region.
Their song “Aishū Kōsaten” (Melancholy Intersection) was a hit.
Although they once disbanded, they reunited in 2015 and released a best-of album in 2020.
Their approachable, nostalgic, heart-tugging worldview is truly wonderful.
Japahari’s music somehow brings back youthful feelings.
