Ben-To
Ben-To is a Japanese band that formed in Chiba in 2015. The group includes vocalist and guitarist Kouta Tanaka, bassist Yusei Watanabe, drummer Keisuke...
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Ben-To is a Japanese band that formed in Chiba in 2015. The group includes vocalist and guitarist Kouta Tanaka, bassist Yusei Watanabe, drummer Keisuke Nemoto, and keyboardist Takumi Kusakawa. Their debut album 'No Matter How Hard It Gets' came out in 2016.
One of their better-known songs is 'Egao No Housoku' (Rule of Smiles), which appeared as the title track on their 2019 album. They've also released tracks like 'Live For Life (Ookami-tachi No Yoru)' and 'Yume To Kibou To Ashita To Atashi.'
In 2018, the band dealt with a copyright dispute over a melody in their song 'Blessing,' though it was resolved. They put out another album called 'Hikari ni Mukatte' in 2021.
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