QJapan Osaka, Japan
QJapan, established in 2001 by Goro and Piapi, is a commercial music unit. Both, having backgrounds as teachers, made major debuts in Japan twice. They've sung notable tracks like "Ranma 1/2", "Pikmin", and "Donkey Kong". Their music features the relaxing 528Hz frequency. They're expanding their reach, including on YouTube, both in Japan and abroad. Their guiding principle is "Love×Laugh➡︎peace". ... more
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