GUESTS

She began her career mainly on YouTube.

Her cover videos, known for “while crying” and “with a lot of emotion” style, quickly gained attention, and her YouTube channel has now surpassed 680,000 subscribers.

Her representative cover video, “Kokoronashi,” has exceeded 15 million views and continues to receive strong support from listeners both in Japan and around the world.

She has performed ending themes for TV anime series such as The Dangers in My Heart and My Friend’s Little Sister Has It In for Me!.

With her delicate yet emotionally powerful vocals, Kohana Lam is gaining attention as a next-generation singer not only in Japan, but also across Asia, Europe, and North America.

Active across a wide range of fields as a freelance illustrator, lack is known for trading card game (TCG) illustrations and character design for popular games such as Fate/Grand Order and Touken Ranbu ONLINE. Their notable character design work also includes VTubers Shiranui Flare, Makaino Ririmu, Lain Paterson, and Aruran.

Their published books include artbooks lack Art Collection: Palette and lack Art Collection 2: RPG (both published by Hobby Japan), FRAME: lack Art Collection & Hyper-Speed Illustration Techniques (Genkosha), and Secrets of Rough Sketches Thoroughly Taught by lack (SB Creative).

Lollipop!!!!!!! is an idol group based primarily in Tokyo Japan, with the concept of “Welcoming to a pop festival of endless fun!!!!!!!” Their appeal with their live performances, spanning a wide range of genres, from upbeat pop songs to cool, high-energy rock tracks.

Rie fu is a Japanese singer-songwriter, painter, and translator whose music has connected with audiences around the world through anime, film, and television. She is best known for performing the anime theme songs “Life is Like a Boat” from Bleach and “Tsukiakari” from Darker than Black, which introduced her music to fans across Asia and beyond.

Originally studying Fine Art at London’s Central Saint Martins, Rie developed a distinctive artistic style that combines music and visual art. Her self-painted artwork accompanies many of her releases, reflecting her multidisciplinary creative practice.

Having performed across Japan, Singapore, China, and the UK, Rie creates music that blends Japanese and Western influences, often performing in both Japanese and English. After relocating to Singapore in 2025, she continues to pursue music, painting, and cross-cultural creative projects.

SEIREI SHIMEI JOSHI is a five-member Japanese idol group based on the concept of “Pure and Beautiful.”

Known for their elegant image and expressive live performances, the group actively performs at events and festivals in Japan and overseas.

They performed the opening theme song “Shojikimono wa Baka wo Minai” for the Japanese dubbed version of Pororo: Computer Kingdom Adventure. In addition, member Ririka Mashiro provided the Japanese voice for the character Petty in the same film.

With a musical style ranging from emotional rock to energetic J-Pop, the group continues to connect with audiences through performances in Japan, Singapore, Thailand, and beyond.

Pure. Bright. Unstoppable.
— When purity moves the world.
SugarNote is the classic Japanese idol group. Created to share this concept with the world.
The members come from diverse backgrounds, from participants of PRODUCE 101 JAPAN THE GIRLS, current high school students, and even members in figure skating.

And Thus, today, at Sakura Anime Gardens,
SugarNote begins their journey with their very first pre-debut performance.

Please witness their “pure” and “all-out” brilliance as it shines on stage for the very first time.

Yomii is a Japanese pianist, composer, and digital creator renowned for his highly expressive performances. Blending classical technique with influences from anime, video game, and pop music, he brings a distinctive and modern voice to the piano.

With a background in rhythm gaming, he is celebrated for his exceptional precision and musical timing. His performances and compositions on YouTube have amassed over 700 million views, earning him a strong global following.

Known for transforming familiar game and anime themes into powerful, emotionally engaging piano interpretations, Yomii bridges traditional artistry with digital entertainment, continuing to captivate audiences across the world.

We are pleased to announce that Yomii will be attending Creators Super Fest for an exclusive fanmeet!

Painter / Illustrator

Influenced from early childhood by the pop culture that surrounded her, her work centers on neo-contemporary depictions of young girls, visualized through a uniquely Japanese cultural lens. Emerging from within the illustration culture, she pursues new forms of painting—creating art that is not merely viewed on a screen, but can be “met” in real, physical spaces.

In addition to working extensively on commercial projects for anime, games, and VTubers, she serves as an official ambassador for ARCHES® (France) and Maruzen Art Materials. Through these roles, as well as publishing technique books and hosting workshops, she actively promotes the use of traditional analog art mediums. Her unique technique involves layering transparent watercolors to meticulously construct paths of light, cutting a new path for painterly expression that bridges tradition and modernity.