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 4
Rhymester
Hip hop group
Miki Asakura
Musical artist
Ryoka Oshima
Japanese actress
Maasa Sudo
Japanese actress
Juri Nagatsuma
Japanese voice actress
Yumi Shizukusa
Japanese singer
Naomi Tamura
Japanese singer-songwriter
Hibiku Yamamura
Japanese voice actress
Ayumi Shibata
Japanese singer
BALLISTIK BOYZ from EXILE TRIBE
Vocal group
Yuta Nakatsuka
Japanese dancer
Hayato Komori
Japanese dancer
Erika Umeda
Japanese singer
Moa Kikuchi
Japanese musician
Mai Hoshimura
Japanese singer
Yoma Komatsu
Japanese singer
Luna Haruna
Japanese singer
Muto Chiharu
Japanese businesswoman
Yoichiro Yoshikawa
Composer
Hideki Kurosawa
Japanese singer-songwriter
Miracle Vell Magic
Musical artist
Flumpool
Rock band
Nobodyknows
Band
Aiko Kitahara
Japanese singer
Sayuri Iwata
Japanese actress
Shiori Takei
Japanese singer
Yūka Aisaka
Japanese voice actress
NGT48
Girl group
HKT48
Girl group
Kazco Hamano
Japanese singer
Soft Lipa
Hip-hop artist
Yuka Terasaki
Japanese actress
Mayuko Omimura
Voice actress
Sister Mayo
Japanese singer
Hidekazu Tanaka
Japanese composer
Ai Higuchi
YouTuber
Beckii Cruel
YouTuber
Asuca Hayashi
Japanese singer
Yukari Fresh
Musical artist
Eri Nobuchika
Japanese singer
Koorogi '73
Vocal group
Laharl Square
Musical artist
Shion Miyawaki
Yuna Ego
Japanese idol
Shu Yabushita
Japanese idol
Yuji Nakada
Yuuyu
