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Fukigen Na Mononokean
Fukigen Na Mononokean is a Japanese band with members Daisuke Asakura on vocals, Kaito Nakamura on guitar, Yuma Toyosawa on bass, and Taichi Hirose on drums....
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Fukigen Na Mononokean is a Japanese band with members Daisuke Asakura on vocals, Kaito Nakamura on guitar, Yuma Toyosawa on bass, and Taichi Hirose on drums. Their music tends toward melancholic melodies, with songs like "Tomodachi Meter" and "Tobira no mukou" in their catalog.
In 2019, the band dealt with plagiarism allegations regarding "Tomodachi Meter," though these were later dismissed. The group had some difficulty finding an audience early on, but eventually built a following.
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