[Admiration] Cute! A roundup of popular Japanese music singers and artists
There’s that classic route to becoming a fan: you hear a song by chance, fall in love with it, and then start liking the artist who sings it.
And once you become a fan, no matter what they do, you can’t help but think they’re cute… I totally get that feeling!
I guess that’s what we call having an “oshi,” right?
In this article, I’m going to introduce lots of Japanese singers who are incredibly cute and full of charm.
And of course—though this hardly needs saying—every one of them is also highly skilled as a vocalist!
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[Admiration] Cute! Summary of Popular Japanese Music Singers and Artists (31–40)
Sketchaimyon

Aimyon is a singer-songwriter who captivates listeners with her translucent voice and unique worldview.
Hailing from Nishinomiya, Hyogo Prefecture, she began writing lyrics in her second year of junior high school and showcased her musical talent early on, making it to the finals of auditions during high school.
Since her indie debut in March 2015, she has been active across a wide range of genres, including J-pop, folk, and rock.
In 2019, she topped Billboard’s year-end TOP ARTISTS in Japan and ranked No.
1 in streaming, cementing her commanding presence.
Her journey into music began when she received a guitar from her parents, and, influenced by artists like Spitz and Shogo Hamada, she has captured the hearts of many listeners with down-to-earth lyrics and melodies.
Her songs—woven with plainspoken words and delivered in a clear, pure voice—resonate deeply, making her music a great recommendation for those who are drawn to unadorned, authentic sounds.
YuiriMurayama Yuiri

Sayaka Murayama of AKB48 captivates many fans with her clear, transparent singing voice.
She debuted in December 2011 as a 13th-generation trainee of AKB48 and has honed her skills through numerous performances.
From 2014 to 2017, she recorded the most theater appearances for four consecutive years, earning the nickname “Goddess of the Theater.” In January 2020, she became the first active member to reach 1,000 theater performances, continuing to build an impressive track record.
Known for her delicate expressiveness and solid vocal ability, she held a solo concert at Tokyo Dome City Hall in January 2019.
Her firm yet soaring vocals and meticulous song interpretation are highly regarded, and she has covered many songs by artists renowned for their singing prowess.
She is the perfect artist for music fans who value nuanced expression and reliable vocal technique.
IgnoreIkuta Erika

Erika Ikuta is known as an artist with a clear, beautiful singing voice and solid technique.
She debuted in 2011 as a first-generation member of Nogizaka46 and, alongside her idol activities, also thrived as a musical theater actress.
After graduating from Nogizaka46 in 2021, she transitioned to a solo career.
In 2024, she released her first EP, “capriccioso,” establishing a unique world that fuses her classical roots with pop music.
Having studied piano since childhood, she boasts numerous accolades, including being a prizewinner in the Piano Division of the 21st Japan Classical Music Competition and receiving the 8th Tokiko Iwatani Encouragement Award.
With a wide repertoire ranging from musical theater classics to pop, Ikuta’s expressive voice captivates listeners’ hearts.
Her music is highly recommended for those seeking encounters with beautiful sound.
In conclusion
Cute and great at singing… I think everyone I introduced was nothing but charming! Of course, there are still so many wonderful singers out there, so this article will be updated regularly. And if you like, please tell me about your favorite artist—the one you think is “so cute!”—via the contact form. I’ll be sure to add them right in!

