J-pop
J-pop, natively also known simply as pops, is a musical genre that entered the musical mainstream of Japan in the 1990s.
J Pop People (First 49 people) - Page 6
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Hip hop group
Megumi Murakami
Japanese choreographer
Ami Sakaguchi Musician
Japanese singer-songwriter
Kanna Arihara
Japanese actress
Rie Kaneko Musician
Japanese musical artist
Diana Garnet
American singer
Kenta Kamiya
Dancer
Uya Asaoka
Japanese singer-songwriter
Hilcrhyme
Hip hop group
SunSet Swish
Band
La PomPon
Pop group
Nana Azuki
Japanese lyricist
Kohei Dojima
Singer-songwriter
Larval Stage Planning
Pop group
Machigerita
Japanese musician
STARMARIE
Musical group
Catriona Sturton
Singer-songwriter
A Long Vacation
Album by Eiichi Ohtaki
DJ Sashimi
Tomiko Van
Japanese singer
Sakanakun
Japanese ichthyologist
Hitomi Kaji
Japanese singer
fhána
Pop band
Emika Kamieda
Japanese idol
Ami Miyamae
Japanese idol
Rion Azuma
Japanese tarento
Eri Sugai
Japanese vocalist
Kiiyama shouten
Musical group
B. B. Queens
Pop band
Ice Creamusume
Girl group
The Babystars
Rock band
Super Girlies
Girl group
Riona Hamamatsu
Japanese singer
Yu Hasebe
Japanese actress
Akiko Noma
Bassist
Celeina Ann
Japanese singer-songwriter
Philharmony
Album by Haruomi Hosono
Hosono House
Album by Haruomi Hosono
HoSoNoVa
Album by Haruomi Hosono
Coincidental Music
Album by Haruomi Hosono
Naga (Music for Monsoon)
Album by Haruomi Hosono
FictionJunction
Singing group
Tiana Xiao
Singer
Kei Takebuchi
Japanese singer-songwriter
King Giddra
Hip hop group
Norihiro Tsuru
Japanese composer
Yoshie Hayasaka
Japanese actress
