The golden age of Japanese comic bands: A historical journey to enjoy the masterpieces once more.
A Japanese comic band where music and comedy are exquisitely harmonized.
From Hachiji Hana and the Crazy Cats, through Frankie Sakai & The City Slickers, to The Drifters, the golden era captivated many with solid musicianship and skillful gags.
A history of comic bands that expanded their stage from vaudeville and variety halls to television and the record market, achieving a unique evolution.
Alongside nostalgic classics, we invite you into a special world woven from laughter and music.
Playlist
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| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1east | Effeminate; overly sentimental; being clingy/whiny (context-dependent)Gōruden Bonbā | play_arrow | A popular visual-kei air band group |
| 2east | The tendency to want to be popular without making any effort to be populargurūpu damashii | play_arrow | A punk band by the theater company Otona Keikaku |
| 3east | gorillaJin-Machine | play_arrow | A visual kei band with humor and musicality |
| 4east | RIVER when you don’t have timeyonseikyu | play_arrow | A 10-second masterpiece by Su-xing-cyu was a huge hit at a 10-FEET concert. |
| 5east | A flawless rock ’n’ rollerarajin | ![]() | An award-winning song that turned rock and roll into a gag |
| 6east | SOUL MUSIC MEDLAYbijii foo | play_arrow | A comic band led by Yuzo Gucci. |
| 7east | Human Pumpokage-sama burazaazu | play_arrow | A popular band with a strong Osaka flavor |
| 8east | The Blue Idiot of CaliforniaOshima Nagisa | play_arrow | Many bands were born from Ikaten. |
| 9east | Student SongHana Hajime to Kureēji Kyattsu | play_arrow | The comic band Crazy Cats has become established. |
| 10east | Cute Yuna-chanchou ☆ shakaiteki sandaru | play_arrow | Gen Z rock band draws attention with their unique music |
| 11east | I thought it was a café, but it was a hair salon.Chōnōryoku Senshi Dorian | play_arrow | I thought it was a cafe, but it turned out to be a hair salon. |
| 12east | Bai Yai Yai ~Obocchama-kun Theme~ingurimonguri | play_arrow | Inguri Monguri’s music activities and success on variety shows |
| 13east | Swimmer’s Themesuimāzu | play_arrow | A band that gained popularity through their performances |
| 14east | KAKUHENsugoi bando-mei ni shitakatta. | play_arrow | A new kind of band that fuses comedy and music |
| 15east | I want to be popular (with the opposite sex).Za Reonaruzu | play_arrow | A band taking on the music scene across diverse genres |
| 16east | Sellout Zen KoanZa Ningen | play_arrow | Za Ningen, a band from Kumamoto with diverse musicality |
| 17east | A Love Song to My Ancestorssekkusu mashiin | play_arrow | A Kansai rock band that fuses music and comedy |
| 18east | Trouble ~ The Drifters’ Zundoko SongZa Dorifutāzu | play_arrow | The Drifters gain popularity with Western music parodies |
| 19east | Best of luck with your happy-go-lucky head!Omede-tai atama de nani yori | play_arrow | With a delightfully foolish head, laughter and music |
| 20east | Ben-chan of RoppongiKobayashi Katsuya & Za Nanbā Wan Bando | play_arrow | The radio DJ’s band released in ’91 |
| 21east | The Tangerine SongSEX MACHINEGUNS | play_arrow | Mikan Ai, the heavy metal band |
| 22east | Dancing good-for-nothingKinniku Shoujo Tai | play_arrow | A band centered around Kenji Otsuki has become popular for its literary lyrics and humor. |
| 23east | Goodbye, Humanitytama | play_arrow | A band that became a hot topic due to the Tama phenomenon |
| 24east | Even ugly people have their own way of living.marichanzu | play_arrow | 1970s folk song trio band |
| 25east | Japanese rice is the best in the world.Uchikubi Gokumon Doukoukai | play_arrow | Uchikubi Gokumon Doukoukai: Heavy sound and unique humor |
| 26east | Mr. Bear in the Forest, THE ALFEE VersionPokasukajan | The trio from WAHAHA Honpo performs “The Bear in the Forest.” | |
| 27east | New Obake no Q-TaroModan Choki Chokizu | play_arrow | A funk band with comic elements |
| 28east | Company Song of Drill King, 2001Denki Gurūvu | play_arrow | The extreme gag expressions of Denki Groove |
| 29east | National Sake-Drinking Festival Song of Japanbarakūda | play_arrow | A smash hit that made it a staple banquet song |
| 30east | Impossible!bakufū suranpu | play_arrow | After their major-label debut, they released a classic song. |
| 31east | temple (tera/テラ/寺)THE Namuzu | play_arrow | Namus, a comic band that fuses Buddhism and rock |
| 32east | convenience storeBuriifu & Torankusu | play_arrow | Guitar duo, good at gag songs |
| 33east | Party in the DarkYuuyami ni izanai shi shikkoku no tenshi-tachi | play_arrow | The Jet-Black Angels announce their first best-of album on their 10th anniversary |
| 34east | Ginza Kan-kan GirlDadi Takechiyo & Tokyo Otoboke CATS | play_arrow | Legendary comic band makes waves with an outrageous stage show |
| 35east | Ouch!ratoruzu | play_arrow | a parody band of the Beatles |
| 36east | Hawaii OndoTonosama Kingusu | play_arrow | A gag-style song by Tonosama Kings |
| 37east | Thus Spoke Zarathustra, and othersDonkii Karutetto | play_arrow | A musical comedy band formed by former members who left the Drifters |
| 38east | Folk Song A La CarteTamagawa Karutetto | play_arrow | Tamagawa Quartet, the leading act of the comedy group Boys known for using musical instruments |
| 39east | Z is in great formPAN | play_arrow | PAN's unique worldview that fuses music and comedy |
| 40east | I want to hug you.Tōkyō Bītoruzu | play_arrow | a Beatles cover band |
| 41east | Boyoyon Rockmanga michi | play_arrow | A legendary band that fused music and comedy |
| 42east | Mob-Style Kung FuNekura Tōkī | play_arrow | A rock band with cynical lyrics and a unique sound |
| 43east | Bakabon’s BACK YOUPāru Kyōdai | play_arrow | The Fusion of Music and Laughter by the Pearl Brothers |
| 44east | Aren’t we friends?ji・daikokudou | play_arrow | An orthodox band led by Beat Takeshi and others |
| 45east | Tankō-bushi (Coal Miner’s Song)Furankī Sakai & Shiti Surikkāzu | play_arrow | Frankie Sakai was a comical bandleader. |
| 46east | Manga HANKOH-KI!SHINSUKE-BAND | ![]() | The 80s debut song by the band led by Shinsuke. |
| 47east | Night Mist of the Nightmainasutaazu | play_arrow | Saa~zu's Negative Spoiler Band |
| 48east | Tall guys get in the way.Dansu☆Man | play_arrow | Dance☆Man debut single in 1998 |


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