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Yume No Crayon Oukoku
Yume No Crayon Oukoku formed in 2013 with vocalist Misaki Yano, guitarist Hiroki Muramatsu, and bassist Aika Kojima. They released their debut single "N Paka...
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Yume No Crayon Oukoku formed in 2013 with vocalist Misaki Yano, guitarist Hiroki Muramatsu, and bassist Aika Kojima. They released their debut single "N Paka Maachi" the following year, which became their most recognizable track.
Their first album "Kimi to no Mirai" came out in 2015, followed by "Aoi Kiseki" in 2017. They've continued releasing albums, including "Prism" in 2019 and "Eien no Tsubasa" in 2021.
In 2017, the band faced plagiarism allegations regarding their song "Aoi Kiseki," which they denied.
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