[2026] A roundup of artists, singers, and bands from Hyogo Prefecture
Who comes to mind when you think of artists from Hyogo Prefecture?
These days, many people might think of Aimyon, who’s from Nishinomiya.
Kobe is also a city that attracts many people, so there are plenty of rock bands either from Kobe or based there.
In this article, we’ll introduce a wide range of bands, singers, and musicians from Hyogo Prefecture all at once!
You might even discover for the first time, after reading this article, “I didn’t know this person was from Hyogo!!”
We’ve picked broadly across genres and eras, so please take your time and enjoy.
- Bands, artists, and singers from the Kansai region
- Enka songs about Kobe: a collection of famous tracks celebrating the city's port and streets
- Recommended bands, singers, and artists from Osaka Prefecture
- [Hyogo Songs] A Collection of Local and Love Songs Set in Hyogo
- Kansai-dialect Songs | A Kansai-born writer thoroughly explains their charm!
- Masculine Allure: Artists and Bands with Husky Voices
- Top Male Singer-Songwriter Hits of the 1980s: Ranking [2026]
- [2026] Recommended Breakout Artists: A Roundup of Era-Defining Singers and Groups
- [Shogo Hamada’s Masterpieces] Carefully Selected Hit Songs and Fan Favorites Loved Across Generations!
- Cool Japanese female vocal
- Pick up bands, artists, and singers from Wakayama Prefecture!
- Nothing but masterpieces! Love songs by male artists recommended for Gen Z
- Bands, artists, and singers from the Kanto region
[2026] Roundup of Artists, Singers, and Bands from Hyogo Prefecture (91–100)
YOKAZEHentai Shinshi Kurabu
Did you know that the buzzworthy genre-defying trio, Hentai Shinshi Club, are also from Kansai? The members hail from Osaka and Hyogo.
By bringing out each member’s strengths to the fullest, their down-to-earth, free-spirited vibe really grabs today’s youth and keeps delivering smash hits.
Their snappy live pacing and laugh-inducing MCs showcase that unmistakable Kansai energy, making their shows a blast! They’ve also put out plenty of videos, so if you’ve been curious, be sure to check them out!
Special Kissoonishi ryusei
Naniwa Danshi is an idol group that is currently enjoying tremendous support from young people.
One of the members, Ryusei Onishi, is from Hyogo Prefecture.
Although he’s on the younger side within the group, he already has a well-defined persona, and he’s making a strong impression not only through their songs but also on variety shows.
The members of Naniwa Danshi have solid fundamentals not just as artists and an idol group, but also as all-around talents, so keep an eye on their future success.
[2026] Compilation of Artists, Singers, and Bands from Hyogo Prefecture (101–110)
Okui Aki
I’m Aki Okui, a singer-songwriter from Itami City, known for my clear, translucent singing voice.
The video features a song released as her second single.
It was used as the ending theme for the anime Magical Circle Guru Guru.
Aki Okui has also worked on songs for other popular anime, including Crayon Shin-chan and Turn A Gundam.
Okui Masami
This is a song by JAM Project, a music group formed by legends of the anison world such as Hironobu Kageyama.
The sole female member, Masami Okui, is from Hyogo Prefecture.
This track is a remake of their signature song “SKILL,” created to commemorate the group’s 15th anniversary.
Headlong MarchYasuda Shota
Shota Yasuda of Kanjani Eight is from Amagasaki City in Hyogo Prefecture.
Speaking of Amagasaki’s Shioe area, it’s the hometown of the comedy duo Downtown.
There’s an anecdote that the homeroom teacher he had in junior high school in Amagasaki had also once taught Downtown.
Konan Yasuha
Yasuha Kominami is a singer-songwriter from Tamba City, Hyogo Prefecture.
Her soulful singing style—likely influenced by Janis Joplin—is really cool.
She’s also provided songs for LiSA, who had a massive hit with “Gurenge.” Her performances are a must-hear!
Komatsu Miho
Miho Komatsu, who is active as a singer-songwriter, is from Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture.
The song in the video, “Nazo,” was released as her debut single and was used as the opening theme for the Nippon TV anime Detective Conan.
In the feature film Detective Conan: The Last Wizard of the Century, there is a scene where members of the Detective Boys hum this song.