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Representing Akihabara, the otaku dance team "REAL AKIBA BOYZ"!
In breakdancing, they have continued to participate in world tournaments as representatives of Japan, making significant achievements. They also keep posting "danced to" videos choreographed to anime songs, Vocaloid songs, and JPOP online, continually producing works with tens of millions and millions of views.
In 2023, they participated in YOASOBI's "Idol," which became the biggest hit song worldwide, as "Otaku Call," collaborating with YOASOBI at the 74th NHK Kouhaku Uta Gassen. Additionally, they appeared in various global festivals such as YouTube Official "YouTube FanFest World Wide2022," Bilibili Macro Link in China, and Anime Friends in Brazil. In 2022, they performed at the world's largest anime song festival "Animelo Summer Live," expanding their activities as artists and YouTubers.
In 2023, with new member and current high school dancer Ryu, they formed the junior organization "REAL AKIBA JUNIORZ," expanding their activities across solo, unit, and group performances.

In 2023, a next-generation unit was born through auditions limited to those under 20 years old, inheriting the entertainment of the "otaku performance group" established by REAL AKIBA BOYZ while opening up new possibilities of "Otaku × Entertainment" beyond street dance. 
In 2024, they held their first solo live at Tokyo Kinema Club and achieved rapid growth, leading to the success of "STEP BY STEP" in April 2025. In May 2025, they held a second audition and welcomed new members 'Aya' and 'HAL'.

A next-generation entertainment music group that fuses otaku culture with live band sound, originating from Akihabara.
Formed with MASA (Futari Me no Giant) at the center, as the live music performance team for "REAL AKIBA BOYZ", restructuring anime songs and game music with various arrangements such as rock and funk.
With the power of live performances and the unique excitement of Akiba culture, they captivate audiences at anime events and club stages domestically and internationally.
They pioneer new grounds for "Otaku Culture Bands", involving anime fans and music lovers alike.

Formed in 1989, RHYMESTER is a hip-hop group consisting of Utamaru (rapper, radio personality: TBS Radio [Mon-Thu] 20:00~ "After 6 Junction 2" and others), Mummy-D (rapper/producer: solo debut album "Bars of My Life" in March 2024 and others), DJ JIN (DJ/producer: J-WAVE Third [Fri] 27:00~ "TOKYO M.A.A.D SPIN"). Known for their live performance prowess, they are nicknamed the “King of Stage”.
Since the late 80s when hip-hop was not yet established in Japan, they have built and refined the methodology to rap in Japanese from almost zero, and have been the pioneers leading the Japanese hip-hop scene through energetic releases and live performances. In recent years, besides their increasingly prolific music activities, the members are also active in various fields such as radio personalities, actors, university lecturers, and more. Their latest works include their 12th album “Open The Window” (2023: Billboard 8th place).

Formed in 2011 centered around Junichi Sato (key, cho), fhána is a trio band consisting of towana (Vocal), kevin mitsunaga (Sampler,etc.). They made their major debut in August 2013 with “Que Sera Sera” (ED theme song for TV anime “The Eccentric Family”). In the following year, they were selected as one of the 'NEW ARTISTS 2014' by iTunes as a breakout talent, and their 1st album “Outside of Melancholy” recorded 8th place in Oricon Weekly.
To date, they have performed theme songs for 17 anime works, presenting a rich musicality while aligning with the worldviews of the works. Their 10th single “Rhapsody of the Blue Sky” (OP theme song for TV anime “Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid”) has surpassed 52 million views on YouTube (as of November 2023). Furthermore, their latest single “Supreme Love!” (OP theme song for TV anime “Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid S”) was highly acclaimed upon release, and its MV quickly exceeded 15 million views, winning various awards.
The central figure Junichi Sato debuted as a vocalist for the band “FLEET” in 2006. After forming fhána, he actively started providing songs for other artists as a songwriter/composer/producer. As of 2024, he has produced theme songs for 30 TV anime, TV dramas, and theatrical anime combined, winning multiple awards including Heisei Anime Song Grand Prize for composition, Reiwa 2nd Anime Song Grand Prize for arrangement, and Reiwa 3rd Anime Song Grand Prize for Best Work, Best Arrangement, and User Voting Award.
Vocalist towana made her solo debut in July 2022 with “Veil,” the ED theme for TV drama “Ideal Boyfriend.” Kevin Mitsunaga is also active as a DJ, performing at various events, expanding the activities of each member.
They are known for their live performances, regularly holding solo tours in Japan. In October 2023, they held a debut 10th-anniversary special live at LINE CUBE SHIBUYA (Shibuya Public Hall) with great success.
They actively participate in overseas events. In January 2024, they will hold their first Asia tour, visiting Korea, Taiwan, and Tokyo. Since 2020, they have been hosting numerous online live performances, adapting flexibly with the times. They have appeared for seven consecutive years at the world's largest anime song festival, “Animelo Summer Live,” and continue to perform at various music festivals such as “ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL” and “COUNTDOWN JAPAN,” gaining respect from various fields, transcending genre and borders.

Yutaka Kyan, born on March 15, 1985, in Tokyo, is the guitarist of the visual kei air band Golden Bomber, which has performed at the Kohaku Uta Gassen four times with their signature song “Memeshikute.”
He is also active as an actor and a talent, debuting in a lead role in the movie “Until Death Do Us Part” in 2012. In 2015, he starred as Onizuka in his stage debut “Fushigi Yugi,” among other performances expanding his career. He has participated in the sports entertainment program “SASUKE” (TBS) eight times since 2015.
This year, he is featured in the 45th-anniversary performance of Theatre Company☆Shinkansen's early summer production “Inoue Kabuki【Tan】Retrospective ‘Kurenai Oni Monogatari’,” and TV Tokyo’s “Japan Unified Tokyo Edition.”