Bands, artists, and singers from Tochigi Prefecture
Which famous person from Tochigi Prefecture comes to your mind first?
In this article, we’ll introduce bands, artists, and singers from Tochigi!
Of course, we’ll cover well-known names, but we’ll also spotlight artists from Tochigi who may not be very famous yet and deserve to be discovered through this opportunity.
If you’re curious about what kind of artists come from Tochigi Prefecture, be sure to check this out!
If you’re also from Tochigi, you might feel a sense of closeness—don’t miss it!
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Bands, artists, and singers from Tochigi Prefecture (51–60)
Hattan Amika

Amika Hatta is a singer and entrepreneur born in 1980.
She was born in Tokorozawa, Saitama Prefecture, and raised in Utsunomiya, Tochigi Prefecture.
She graduated from Utsunomiya Kaisei Girls’ Junior and Senior High School.
She was talented enough to compete in the Prix de Lausanne, a renowned gateway for world-class ballerinas, but it is said that her grandmother’s dying wish inspired her to pursue a career as a singer.
She made her debut in 1998.
Sakura DōjōjiMikado Junko

Released in 1937 by Junko Mikado from Sano City, Tochigi Prefecture, it became a hit song.
“Dōjōji-mono” refers to works based on the legend of Anchin and Kiyohime, a popular theme featured in Noh, Kabuki, and Japanese dance.
The legend tells of Kiyohime, who falls in love at first sight with a traveling monk named Anchin; when he does not return her feelings, she transforms into a great serpent and, in the end, burns Anchin to death—a terrifying yet single-minded tale of love.
For a moment, place yourself in this dramatic theater of love, raging and in full bloom amid a flurry of cherry blossoms, and listen closely in a gently reflective mood.
Tairon Hashimoto

Tyrone Hashimoto, born in 1954 and originally from Ogi-machi, Yaita City, Tochigi Prefecture.
His real name is Shunichi Hashimoto.
He is active as a guitarist and vocalist.
To date, he has handled vocals and arrangements for around 600 commercials, and he won a Bronze Award at the 41st Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity.
He is one of the Japanese artists active on the global stage, having even recorded with the late James Brown.
Kanezaki Junichi

Junichi Kanasaki is a trumpeter born in 1950 from Yaita City, Tochigi Prefecture.
He was a member of the band SPECTRUM, which was active from 1979 to 1981.
In 2017, he appeared as a special guest at a concert performed entirely with Spectrum’s songs by BLUFF, the band that former members Yoshida and Okamoto currently belong to.
In conclusion
We’ve just introduced bands, artists, and singers from Tochigi Prefecture! What did you think? You might have been surprised to find some unexpected names—like, “Wait, they’re from Tochigi?” There are many wonderful artists from Tochigi, so take this opportunity to get to know them and give their music a listen!



