List of Japanese hip hop artists
- List of Japanese hip hop artists
Artist
Japanese hip hop artists include:
*3ASTID3 CHIGGAZ
*51-GOICHI-
*9 Far East
*Aquarius
*Afra
*Baba
*Big Zam
*Co-Key
*Cro-Magnon
*Dabo
*Deli
*Dev Large
*DJ Beat
*DJ Celory
*DJ Hajime
*DJ Hasebe
*DJ Hazime
*DJ Hi-C
*DJ Jin
*DJ Kentaro
*DJ Kaori
*DJ Krush
*DJ Masterkey
*DJ Mitsu
*DJ Mitsu the Beats
*DJ Muro
*DJ Oasis
*DJ Ryow
*DJ Watarai
*DJ Yas
*DJ Yutaka
*Doberman Inc.
*Dragon Ash (mainstream pop)
*DS455
*E.C.D.
*East End X Yuri
*Emi Hinouchi
*Foxxi misQ
*G.K. Maryan
*Gagle
*Gaku M.C.
*Ganxsta DX
*Gas Crackerz
*Gore-Tex
*Halcali
*Heartsdales
*Herbest Moon
*Hi-D
*Hi-Timez
*Hifana
*Himuki
*Home Made Kazoku
*Illmariachi
*Irrurime
*JHETT aka YAKKO for Aquarius
*K Dub Shine
*Kaminari Kazoku
*Katō Miliyah
*K-BOMB
*Ketsumeishi (mainstream J-Rock-Hop)
*Kick the Can Crew (mainstream J-Hop)
*King Gidora
*KM-MARKIT
*Koda Kumi
*Kohei Japan
*Kreva
*L-Vokal
*Lamp Eye
*Libro
*LISA
*Little
*L.L Brothers
*Loop Junktion
*Lunch Time Speax
*M.C.U.
*M.O.S.A.D.
*Mabo
*Macka-Chin
*May J.
*Mellow Yellow
*Michita
*Microphone Pager
*mihimaru GT
*Miss Monday
*Montien
*Mr.Omeri
*Naked Artz
*Namie Amuro
*Nipps
*Nitro Microphone Underground
*nobodyknows+ (mainstream pop)
*Nomak
*Norisiam-X
*Nujabes
*Ozrosaurus
*Rappagariya
*Rhymester
*Rino Latina II
*Rip Slyme (mainstream J-Hop)
*Robele Yoshino & Cypress Ueno
*Roman Crew
*S.B.K.
*S-Word
*Shakkazombie
*SHING02
*Shuren The Fire
*Soul Scream
*Soul'd Out
*Sphere of Influence
*Steady & Co.
*Suiken
*Teriyaki Boyz
*Tha Blue Herb
*Think Tank
*Tigarah
*Tokona-X
*Tsutchie
*Twigy
*Uzi
*VERBAL
*Wolf Pack
*Word Swingaz
*X.B.S.
*YA-KYIM
*Zeebra
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