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Recommended Japanese bands for men in their 60s

Here, we introduce Japanese bands—ranging from four-and-a-half tatami mat rock, to neo-rock, and even what was once called new music—that we recommend for men in their 60s.

Why not take a moment to remember your youth, when you held a folk guitar and listened to the radio?

Recommended Japanese bands for men in their 60s (71–80)

I want to take only you away just like this.DEEN

DEEN 'I Want to Steal You Away Just Like This (DEEN The Best DX)' Music Video
I want to take only you away just like this.DEEN

This is a vibrant band sound by Dean that, while pop, features an ear-catching, passionate chorus and solid musicality that heighten the mood and create excitement.

He’s an artist we can recommend as familiar and approachable even for men in their 60s.

kissORIGINAL LOVE

This is a Japanese band sound by Original Love that has garnered immense support thanks to its mature, captivating artistry and high-quality melodies.

It’s crafted to elevate the mood, especially resonating perfectly with men in their 60s.

You may dreamSHEENA & THE ROKKETS

Sheena & The Rokkets is a rock band from Fukuoka Prefecture.

Their melodious song “You May Dream” was used as the commercial theme for Japan Airlines’ “My Heart Campaign.” At the time, bands with female lead vocalists were rare, which was one reason for their popularity.

Recommended Japanese bands for men in their 60s (81–90)

You were young back then.Za Supaidāsu

A classic by The Spiders that brings back youthful memories not just for people in their 60s but even those in their 70s.

The composer, Mr.

Kamayatsu, has passed away, and the song’s title oddly resonates with me.

It has a strong rock feel—or rather, the guitar really stands out.

DOWN TOWNShugā Beibu

SUGAR BABE “DOWN TOWN” Official Trailer
DOWN TOWNShugā Beibu

Sugar Babe was a legendary band whose activity period was by no means long, yet every member would later go on to play a major role in the Japanese pop scene.

They are considered one of the origins of Japanese pop, J-pop, and for the generation that listened in real time, it’s well worth revisiting their music.

whoosh whooshgedō

At Gedo’s live shows, biker gangs would gather and fights were commonplace, to the point that riot police were sometimes dispatched.

Their sound quality was also high, and they are known as the first Japanese band to be invited to an overseas rock festival.

Portrait in Prussian Blueanzenchitai

This is a Japanese band sound by Anzen Chitai that boosts your energy with artistic lyrics that evoke an urban atmosphere and vocals with a mature texture, building to a solid, exciting peak.

Its smart vibe is a key feature, making it a great fit even for men in their 60s.