RAG Musicartist
Lovely artist

Recommended Japanese bands for men in their 20s

Men in their 20s range from hardcore festival lovers to people who don’t know much about bands at all.

I’d like to introduce some recommended Japanese bands that are sure to get anyone hyped, no matter which camp you’re in.

There are plenty of heart-throbbing bands out there!

Recommended Japanese bands for men in their 20s (71–80)

Odoru-LoopFurederikku

Frederic “Oddloop” Music Video | Frederic “oddloop”
Odoru-LoopFurederikku

They’re a rock band from Hyogo Prefecture, with the vocalist and bassist being identical twins.

This track, their killer tune, is known for its highly addictive riff and the popularity of the two beautiful dancers featured in the music video.

Since castanets appear in the lyrics, fans go wild playing castanets at live shows.

If I could become your springPupupu Rando

[MV] Pupupu Land “If I Could Become Your Spring”
If I could become your springPupupu Rando

They’re a young rock band based in Hyogo.

Their songs blend folk and rock, offering a somewhat nostalgic vibe that’s part of their appeal.

With every new release, both their vocals and musicianship level up.

The guitarist has a great character, and their live shows are always lively and exciting.

long good-byeRyukku to soine gohan

Backpack and bedtime rice / long good-bye [Music Video]
long good-byeRyukku to soine gohan

This is a song by Ryutoku to Soiné Gohan, a four-piece band with strong ties since their high school days.

In December 2020, they made their major-label debut with their first full album, “neo neo,” on Speedstar Records.

They’ve gained attention for their warm, affirming songwriting that embraces everyday life, and have released multiple tie-in tracks.

The band’s music, themed around the sparkle of daily life and youth, carries a sense of transparency along with a yearning for the Showa era and a pop-like sensibility.

In 2019, they performed at ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL, and they aim to be a band that shines at outdoor festivals.

Festival fans, of course, and even those not well-versed in band music are sure to be charmed by their heartwarming songs.

gasoline tankTeikoku Kissa

Imperial Café “Gasoline Tank” Music Video
gasoline tankTeikoku Kissa

Teikoku Kissa is an Osaka-based rock band formed by members of Kansai University’s light music club.

As of 2023, the lineup consists of frontman Yuki Sugiura, bassist Yo Hikida, drummer Takuto Sugizaki, and guitarist Akuri.

Their songs evoke the youthful spirit of punk bands that found mainstream popularity in the early 2000s.

Even within rock ’n’ roll, their inner cry resonates through the body with a unique allure.

Straightforward lyrics ride on a comfortable ensemble, leaving you with a bright, uplifting feeling.

Doubt first.itashimoku

Banshimoku - “Be Suspicious First” (Official Music Video, released January 1, 2022) _ BANSHIMOKU
Doubt first.itashimoku

Formed in 2019 by three high school students, Hachurui-kei rock band Itashime is a reptile-themed trio bursting with personality that lives up to their striking tagline.

Lead vocalist Chiaki Shion’s powerful, rock-edged voice is seriously cool.

Riding a wave of momentum, they pulled off their first nationwide tour in 2022, hitting 24 locations.

In 2023, they released their third album, “Genetic-Level NO!!!,” and embarked on a second national tour.

They’re a band to watch, so be sure to catch them live!

When I feel like seeing youFish and Lips

Fish and Lips – When I Feel Like Seeing You [Music Video]
When I feel like seeing youFish and Lips

A three-piece band from Hatogaya, Saitama.

They formed and got moving in 2022, when the members were high school juniors.

As an original band outside of any school club, you can sense the trust among the members and their eagerness to be active as a band.

With songs like “Seishun Rock o Utatte” and “Aitaku Nattara,” they make the most of their high school setting, delivering lyrics that convey the sweetness and conflicts of youth, paired with a driving sound that’s part of their appeal.

As a three-piece, each member has clear solo moments and highlights, which also reflect the trust they have in one another.

for it to become Septemberteto

teto – It’s Becoming September (MV) @teto_official @thedadadadys
for it to become Septemberteto

They’re a rock band formed in 2016.

Their sprightly melodies and literary lyrics are wonderful.

While their songs have a sense of drive, the lyrics still sink in—their songwriting instincts are top-notch.

Even reading the lyrics on their own can make you feel like you’re reading a novel.