Recommended Japanese bands for women in their 40s

I don’t mind getting wet in the rain.Masako-san

Masako-san – I Don’t Mind Getting Wet in the Rain (1989)

Included on the 1989 album “Tsuchinoko Baron.” A six-member girls’ new wave band formed in 1986, and one of the groups that came out of Ikaten.

Their irresistibly enigmatic melodies and distinctive vocals create a flavor only they can deliver.

The island of constant laughtermesukarin doraivu

Mescaline Drive — The Island of Endless Laughter

Included on the 1989 album “Spoonie Selfish Animals.” A four-piece crossover rock band formed in 1984, they would later evolve into Soul Flower Union.

This track features a driving, uptempo rhythm and a melody with a strong, powerful rock edge, topped off by soulful vocals that tie it all together nicely.

HYSYapūzu

Yapoos – HYS [Yapooz – HIS] MV

Included on the 1995 album “HYS.” A seven-member band formed in 1983.

With an upbeat, driving rhythm and avant-garde modulations, its originality overflows—the powerful melody makes it a track you’ll never forget after just one listen.

Bottom linePEARL

PEARL – Bottom Line

Included on the 1988 album Century Toys.

A four-piece rock band formed in 1984.

The band was formed around Naomi Tamura, who also works as a solo singer.

At one point, due to member departures, it seemed the band had vanished with only Tamura remaining, but it later made a comeback with new members.

P.S. I Love YouPINK SAPPHIRE

[Official] PINK SAPPHIRE “P.S. I LOVE YOU” (Music Video) Pink Sapphire / P.S. I Love You (1st single)

A single released in 1988.

The theme song for the drama “Kimochi Ii Koi Shitai.” A four-member girls’ rock band formed in 1988.

The track combines an up-tempo, straightforward rhythm and guitar with a strong rock edge with a pop melody, resulting in a very catchy and easy-to-listen-to number.