Kashitarou Itou

Artist

Kashitarou Itou

????-07-256 songs
j-pop
Label: Toy's Factory

Biography

Kashitarou Itou is a Japanese singer-songwriter and utaite known for a warm, powerful vocal style that blends j-pop, acoustic pop, pop-rock, and ballad-driven arrangements. Born on July 25 in Japan, he first drew attention through online music platforms before turning that internet-era following into a solo career with broader reach. His music has been associated with Toy's Factory. As a performer, Itou is recognized for expressive phrasing, melodic hooks, and a delivery that can move from intimate storytelling to more energetic, anthem-like songs. His music often centers on clear vocal lines and emotional momentum, which has made him a familiar name among listeners who follow Japanese pop and anime-related music. He has also stayed visible through live performances and recordings that highlight both his songwriting and his interpretation of covers, while continuing to do nationwide free live shows after his debut. For anime and anison audiences, Itou is especially relevant for his connection to contemporary anime music and his 2026 release “Ayakashi Ayashi,” the opening theme for Duel Masters LOST: Bokkyaku no Taiyou. His career reflects how a singer can move from online recognition to a stable solo profile while keeping a distinct personal style centered on emotion, clarity, and strong melodic writing.

Songs

6 songs

Shura Nikki (修羅日記)

Shura Nikki (修羅日記)

Isekai Shikkaku

Kashitarou Itou

Kioku no Hakobune (記憶の箱舟)

Kioku no Hakobune (記憶の箱舟)

Deca-Dence

Kashitarou Itou

Silent Minority

Silent Minority

Otome Game Sekai wa Mob ni Kibishii Sekai desu

Kashitarou Itou

Vita Philosophica (ヰタ・フィロソフィカ)

Vita Philosophica (ヰタ・フィロソフィカ)

Watashi no Shiawase na Kekkon

Kashitarou Itou

Kimi-iro, Boku-iro (君色、僕色)

Kimi-iro, Boku-iro (君色、僕色)

Isekai Quartet

Kashitarou Itou

Tsukikage Okuri (月影おくり)

Tsukikage Okuri (月影おくり)

Watashi no Shiawase na Kekkon

Kashitarou Itou