■ Basic Information Real Name: Kenshi Yonezu. Date of Birth: March 10, 1991. Currently 35 years old. Hometown: Tokushima City, Tokushima Prefecture. Alias: Hachi (his name as a Vocaloid producer active on Niconico Douga). ■ Appearance and Physical Characteristics Overwhelming Height: Standing at 188cm, he has a very blessed tall stature and a slender, model-like build. Mysterious Hairstyle: For many years, he maintained a mysterious aura with long bangs completely covering his right eye, but he has since updated his look to a trendy center part. Following orthodontic treatment, his profile (E-line), mouth, and jawline have become beautifully refined and sculpted. Unique Fashion Sense: He stylishly pulls off oversized sets and avant-garde, artistic mode-style outfits, both in his private life and as stage costumes. Beautiful Hands: His long, slender fingers and beautiful hands, which are prominently featured in his music videos (such as "Lemon"), are a constant point of fascination for fans. ■ Personality and Inner Self Introverted and Artistic: Since childhood, he has enjoyed immersing himself in his own world. He has publicly stated that he is an "indoor person" and was "not good at communication." Extreme Perfectionist: He handles not only songwriting, composition, and vocals but also the illustrations for CD jackets, animation, and even the choreography for his music videos, maintaining a stance of "thorough self-production." Deep Literacy and Solitude: His lyrics contain a gentleness that accepts loneliness, life and death, and human imperfection, reflecting his highly well-read and introspective nature. ■ Education and Background Tokushima Period (Birth to High School Graduation): Raised in Tokushima City, he graduated from Tokushima Commercial High School. He was passionate about band activities during middle and high school. Osaka Period (Vocational School): Moved to Osaka after high school. While attending a vocational art school (Design Department), his talent truly blossomed as the Vocaloid producer "Hachi." Tokyo Period (Present): Moved to Tokyo upon his solo debut. He is currently based in Tokyo, continuing to produce cutting-edge music. ■ Representative Songs and Musical Achievements "Lemon": Theme song for the drama "Unnatural." The MV views on YouTube have surpassed hundreds of millions, making it a massive hit of the Heisei and Reiwa eras. "Paprika": NHK 2020 Support Song (Foorin). He wrote, composed, and produced this national song loved by children and adults alike. "KICK BACK": Opening theme for the anime "Chainsaw Man." With a violent sound that breaks conventions, it achieved the feat of being certified Gold by the RIAA in the US. "The Boy and the Heron" (Chikyugi): Theme song for Hayao Miyazaki's Studio Ghibli film. A gem of a ballad spun over five years with the director. "Garakuta" (Junk): Theme song for the film "Last Mile" starring Hikari Mitsushima. A delicate medium-tempo number linked to the film's worldview. "Eine Kleine": Used as a commercial song for Tokyo Metro. The warm animated MV, entirely directed, illustrated, and edited by Yonezu himself, continues to capture hearts. "LOSER": A rock number putting his roots and struggles onto a straight, aggressive beat. The authentic contemporary dance Yonezu performed in the MV became a major topic of conversation. "Peace Sign": Opening theme for the anime "My Hero Academia." A catchy melody full of shonen-manga heat and speed, loved by a wide range of generations. "Haiiro to Ao" (+ Masaki Suda): A nostalgic masterpiece featuring actor Masaki Suda, depicting the friendship and youth of two people passing each other by. The emotional vocal exchange is heart-piercing. "Kanden": Theme song for the TBS drama "MIU404." A rhythmic and sophisticated pop track linked to the drama's buddy-cop feel, with a playful MV filmed at the closed Toshimaen amusement park. "Uma to Shika": Theme song for the TBS Sunday Theater drama "No Side Game." Linked to the excitement of the Rugby World Cup, the MV features an impressive performance by Yonezu singing powerfully while surrounded by a crowd of dancers. "IRIS OUT": Theme song for the movie "Chainsaw Man – Reze Arc." An edgy track that swept domestic and international charts, surpassing 100 million streams within weeks of release. "Shunrai": A hidden masterpiece from the album "BOOTLEG." It features a sophisticated, meticulous sound comparing the impulse of love to "spring thunder" and pale, psychedelic visual beauty. "orion": Ending theme for the anime "March Comes in Like a Lion." Using the constellation Orion as a motif, it is a sparkling song like a starry sky expressing a desperate wish to stay connected to a loved one. "Flamingo": Expresses a lewd and somewhat sorrowful worldview through highly addictive cutting guitar and wordplay. The elegant electronic sounds and surreal footage of him dancing in a strange parking lot are captivating. "Sayonara, Mata Itsuka!": Theme song for the NHK morning drama "The Tiger and Her Wings." The MV featuring a braided Yonezu spending mysterious time in a diner is memorable; it's a lighthearted number singing of freedom and dignity. "Umi no Yuurei" (Spirits of the Sea): Theme song for the animated film "Children of the Sea." A dynamic and grand ballad utilizing digital choir processing throughout. It merges perfectly with the film's beautiful visuals.