Bands, artists, and singers from Tottori Prefecture
Artists from Tottori Prefecture… how many do you know?
In this article, we’ll introduce bands, artists, and singers from Tottori Prefecture!
We’ll feature famous names, of course, but also lesser-known artists from Tottori we’d love for you to discover.
If you’re curious about what artists come from Tottori Prefecture, be sure to check this out!
People don’t often pay attention to where artists are from, so if you happened to stumble upon this article, please read on!
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Bands, artists, and singers from Tottori Prefecture (21–30)
homecoming to one’s hometown; returning to one’s parents’ home (e.g., during pregnancy or after marriage)Ishikawa Tatsuyuki
Tatsuyuki Ishikawa is a singer-songwriter from Yurihama, Tōhaku District, who made his major debut in 2001.
Because he performed singing with acoustic guitar while working at a fire department, he was called the “singing firefighter.” “Satogaeri” (Homecoming) is a song included on Tatsuyuki Ishikawa’s album Omoide (Memories).
It’s you.ionorimi
True to her title of “OL Singer,” Ionorimi—who juggles careers as both an office worker and a singer—hails from Kurayoshi City in Tottori Prefecture.
Although her parents once persuaded her to give up on her dream of becoming a singer, she couldn’t let it go and enrolled in a music vocational school.
She performed on the streets for a time, but later joined a regular company and worked as an office lady.
Still unable to quell her desire to sing, she applied to a project called OL Singer, passed the audition, and subsequently made her major debut.
RinRin SignalShimoda Asami
Asami Shimoda is a singer, voice actress, and actress from Tottori City who made her CD debut in 2005.
“RinRin Signal” is a track included on Asami Shimoda’s 2009 cover album “Prism.” This album was created as a project in which Asami Shimoda covers songs originally produced with the vocal synthesis software Kagamine Rin/Len.
The world where you waitTakimoto Miori
Miori Takimoto is active as an actress and TV personality.
She was born in Tottori City, Tottori Prefecture, graduated from Tottori Keiai High School, and also serves as a Tottori Hometown Ambassador.
In 2010, she was suddenly cast in a lead role in a film, and that same year she shot to fame as the heroine of the NHK morning drama series Teppan, set in Hiroshima, becoming known across generations.
From 2014 to 2016, she formed the girls’ band LAGOON and served as the vocalist, known for her powerful, soaring voice.
A SONG FOR JAPAN (cover)AKI-C
AKI-C is a musician from Tottori Prefecture who could be described as a bundle of talent—almost as if he was born to be a musician.
He is a trombone player who is energetically active mainly on YouTube.
On his own YouTube channel, which has over 30,000 subscribers, he posts videos in which he performs ensemble-style covers—by himself—of famous songs and current hits that everyone knows.
His broad performance ability across genres is truly captivating!
loose-leaf paperP.I.MONSTER
The straightforward, innocent lyrics really grab me.
P.I.MONSTER is a rock band formed in 1996.
The vocalist, Takao Hasegawa, is from Tottori Prefecture.
Hasegawa’s warm, powerful voice delivers the feelings embedded in the lyrics straight to listeners’ hearts.
Although P.I.MONSTER disbanded in 2005 to much regret, they reunited in 2013 in response to passionate fan support.
My recommended track is “Loose Leaf.”
real timeYamashita Remi
Reimi Yamashita is a singer from Yonago City who made her CD debut in 2006 on the Gotochi Sound Swell label.
She had been active as the vocalist of an amateur band since 2002.
“Hontō no Jikan” (Real Time) is Reimi Yamashita’s 10th single, released in 2010.