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Recommended Japanese bands with female vocals

Bands with female vocalists are wonderful—not just for their singing, but also for the expressiveness they bring to the music, lyrics, and every aspect of their performance, in ways only women can.

For that reason, I think many people are looking for recommendations of bands with female vocalists.

In this article, I’ll introduce some great bands with female singers! I’ve picked a wide range—from cool, hard-rocking bands that can hold their own against any male act, to groups known for their beauty and elegance.

Let’s dive right in!

Recommended Japanese female-vocal bands (51–60)

Ready, set, go!Toukyou Karankoron

Tokio Karankoron / Ready, Set, Go! [MUSIC VIDEO]
Ready, set, go!Toukyou Karankoron

A five-piece rock band with male and female twin vocals.

Their songs are characterized by originality and slightly offbeat, cleverly twisted arrangements.

Beyond her beautiful singing voice, Sensei—who handles vocals and keyboards—charms with her cute looks and a subtly laid-back vibe.

Happy MarriageSilent Siren

[Silent Siren] “Happy Mari” MUSIC VIDEO full ver. [Silent Siren]
Happy MarriageSilent Siren

SILENT SIREN is a girls’ band affectionately known as “Saisai.” Formed in 2010, they drew a lot of attention because all the members were reader models.

They are recognized as a group that leads the girls’ band scene in both name and reality.

absolute valueChirinuruwo Waka

“Absolute Value” ChirinuRuWoWaka
absolute valueChirinuruwo Waka

Chirinuruwo-ka, affectionately known as “Wowaka,” is a band rock fans like you should definitely hear.

They originally performed as a four-piece, but after a four-year hiatus, they resumed activities in 2010 as a three-piece.

With many hard-hitting rock tracks, just listening to them is sure to help you blow off steam.

summer festivalJITTERIN’JINN

Summer Festival – Whiteberry (Full)
summer festivalJITTERIN'JINN

JITTERIN’JINN is a band that broke through thanks to the hit late-1980s music show “Miyake Yūji no Ikasu Band Tengoku.” In 2000, their song “Natsu Matsuri” was covered by Whiteberry and became a big hit, bringing them recognition among younger generations as well.

Their appeal lies in a musical style that blends punk rock with Okinawan folk songs.

eyeAliA

AliA / eye【Official Music Video】
eyeAliA

AliA was formed in July 2018 at the invitation of EREN, the band’s leader and guitarist.

Everything about them is cool—the dancing tones of the keyboards, the energetic instrumentalists, and AYAME’s vocals! The layered harmonies in particular really hit home and make you want to play their songs on repeat.

From their early days, their sound has been produced by Satoru Hiraide, known for working with UVERworld and Kavka Shishido, so while they’re rock, they’re also melodic and accessible for listeners who like a pop sensibility.

In 2020, they even scheduled a world tour, drawing attention not just in Japan but overseas as well.

They’re a band you’ll want to keep an eye on!