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K Project
K Project formed in high school with five friends: vocalist Haruka Kudou, guitarists Tomoaki Ishizuka and Hiroki Aiba, bassist Keisuke Kimura, and drummer...
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K Project formed in high school with five friends: vocalist Haruka Kudou, guitarists Tomoaki Ishizuka and Hiroki Aiba, bassist Keisuke Kimura, and drummer Junnosuke Taguchi. Their debut single 'Circle of Friends' came out in 2009 and gave the band its first real attention.
Drummer Junnosuke Taguchi left in 2012, and Daisuke Yokoyama took over on drums. The group kept recording through the 2010s, putting out albums like 'Ashita e no Hikari' and 'Endless Circle.' Some of their other songs include 'Happy Days?' and 'Neko No Uta.'
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