Strawberry Jam
Strawberry Jam formed in Tokyo in 2001 with vocalist Miwa Fukuda, guitarist Kenichi Ito, bassist Yutaka Takezawa, and drummer Atsushi Hasegawa. Their debut...
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Strawberry Jam formed in Tokyo in 2001 with vocalist Miwa Fukuda, guitarist Kenichi Ito, bassist Yutaka Takezawa, and drummer Atsushi Hasegawa. Their debut single "Kibouhou (Cape of Good Hope)" got them noticed with its upbeat rhythm and hopeful lyrics. They put out a debut album called "First Page" that mixed pop, rock, and R&B sounds.
Over time, the lineup shifted. Hasegawa left in 2007 and was replaced by drummer Kazunari Jinnai. Takezawa retired from the band in 2016. Fukuda, Ito, and Jinnai kept going as the core trio. They released albums like "Strawberry Jam" and "Strawberry Fields" after their debut.
In 2006, there was some trouble over plagiarism claims about their song "My Life," but they worked through it. Their music has been used in anime and drama soundtracks, and they've played shows across Asia and Europe. They put out an album called "Bloom" in 2021.
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