Japanese bands refer to musical groups originating from Japan that perform a variety of genres, including rock, pop, metal, jazz, and traditional music. These bands may consist of singers, instrumentalists, and sometimes dancers, and they often reflect the unique cultural influences and contemporary trends of Japanese society. Japanese bands can vary widely in style, from the highly theatrical visual kei bands to the polished idol groups that focus on pop music. Many have gained international recognition and have contributed to the global music scene. The term encompasses both established bands with long histories and newer groups that are emerging in the music industry. Overall, Japanese bands play a significant role in Japan’s vibrant music culture and entertainment landscape.
SHISHAMO's drummer, Misaki Yoshikawa, is prioritizing her health and taking a temporary break from the band. The decision follows ongoing health struggles, with advice from medical professionals for an extended…