Kinniku Shoujo Tai

Kinniku Shoujo Tai, also known as KING-SHOW, is a Japanese rock band whose name means "Muscle Girl Band" in Japanese. The group became especially popular from the late 1980s through the late 1990s, establishing itself as one of the recognizable names in the Japanese rock scene. The band's history includes a breakup in 1999, followed by a regrouping in 2006. That timeline is a key part of their story and helps place their career across two distinct eras. The lineup includes vocalist Kenji Ootsuki, who is also a novelist and a member of Tokusatsu, along with bassist Yuuichirou Uchida and guitarists Toshiaki Honjou and Fumihiko Kitsutaka. These members define the core identity associated with the group. As a Japanese rock act, Kinniku Shoujo Tai is often remembered for the distinct identity suggested by both its name and its long-running presence in the rock world. For listeners searching for Kinniku Shoujo Tai, Kinnikushoujotai, or Kinniku Shojo Tai, the band remains closely tied to Japan's late-20th-century rock era and to the work of its notable members.