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From an audition that ran for about a year and a half to the stage of the Nippon Budokan — this is the journey of the real band behind Girls Band Cry. Scroll slowly and watch the stage change with you.
Toei Animation producer Tadashi Hirayama asked composer Kenji Tamai of agehasprings to create the music for a new original anime about a girls’ band — and to scout the very musicians who would play it.
agehasprings launched an audition with Universal Music Japan and Toei Animation to find a vocalist, guitarist, bassist, drummer and keyboardist. The search took about a year and a half and drew thousands of applicants — because the band needed people who could both play and voice-act.
In spring 2023 the band was unveiled together with its first music videos. Then, on 14 September 2023, they played in front of an audience for the first time at a “public rehearsal live” (公開練習ライブ). Right after it, they said their dream out loud: the Nippon Budokan.
After their first one-man live, “薄明の序奏”, on 16 March, Toei Animation’s Girls Band Cry premiered on 6 April 2024 (13 episodes, through 29 June). Their debut album 『棘アリ』 followed on 24 April, and on 14 December they played their first overseas one-man show, in Shanghai.
After their biggest one-man show up to that point, “鳴動の刻” at Pacifico Yokohama (7 February), Togenashi Togeari finally took the Nippon Budokan stage on 23 September 2025 with “奏檄の叫” — about two years after their very first live, in front of roughly 12,000 fans. A two-part compilation film also reached cinemas in October and November.
Their first national Zepp tour, “拍動の未来”, ran from Yokohama to Tokyo between 11 February and 14 March 2026. A completely new Girls Band Cry film is in production, and on 3 November 2026 they are set to share the stage with Diamond Dust at “赤色の響祭”, Pia Arena MM.
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Fire off Nina’s vocals, Momoka’s guitar, Subaru’s drums, Tomo’s keys and Rupa’s bass one after another — just like a rehearsal in their Kawasaki studio!
All five members of Togenashi Togeari were chosen through an audition run by agehasprings with Universal Music Japan and Toei Animation, starting in 2021. They’re real musicians who play their own instruments at real concerts — and they also voice their characters in the anime.
Rina — lead vocalist and the voice of Nina Iseri — was born in 2007, so she was still a teenager when the band debuted in 2023. Her raw, emotional vocals define songs like “空白とカタルシス” and “雑踏、僕らの街”.
In the story, Nina comes up with the name after reading a slogan on an audience member’s T-shirt at a live house in Suwa. “Togenashi Togeari” roughly means “thornless, yet thorny” — echoing the famously odd name of a real Japanese leaf beetle, the “togenashi-togeari-togetoge”.
Girls Band Cry is set in Kawasaki, Kanagawa — and the real band is close to the city too: they played the “かわさき100フェス” festival (2024) and host a radio show called “トゲラジ～川崎から世界へ～” (“from Kawasaki to the world”). The characters come from all over Japan: Nina from Kumamoto, Momoka from Asahikawa in Hokkaido, Subaru from Kobe and Tomo from Sendai.
The anime’s music is produced by Kenji Tamai of agehasprings, the production team behind many well-known J-pop and J-rock acts. The songs are released under Togenashi Togeari’s own name, and the “爆ぜて咲く” music video passed 10 million YouTube views by March 2024.
Girls Band Cry is an original CG anime from Toei Animation, directed by Kazuo Sakai with series composition by Jukki Hanada. Its CG team aimed for an “illustration-quality” look, which gives the concert scenes their vivid, detailed feel.
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