Rhythm Festival brings the drum rhythm game to Steam for the first time, with the same colourful antics as always.

Taiko Mode: Drum along to the rhythm of your favorite songs and aim to play them from start to finish to become a Taiko Master! Great Drum Toy War: Play along to songs and deploy toys to push back ...

Akihiko Kondo, a 41-year-old Japanese man, celebrates his sixth anniversary with his virtual wife Hatsune Miku, reflecting a ...

AI technology to showcase the charm of the new Vocaloid project ‘Topaz’. The music video for the song 'WAFU,' produced by Studio ENTRE and music creator Yusuke Asada, has been released in both ...

Shaping young minds is no easy task, so preschool teachers are always on the lookout for creative ways to spark children’s curiosity. In Japan, one preschool is shaking things up by taking traditional ...

By Billboard Japan Utattemita is Japan’s online culture of uploading vocal covers of Vocaloid tracks or pop songs to video sharing sites, and the singers who post such covers are generally ...

The J-pop duo, consisting of composer Ayase and singer ikura, launched its career in 2019 as a group that turns creative ...

Pensacola’s first-ever vocaloid concert will feature performances by holographic, virtual pop stars Oliver, DEX and DAINA at 6 p.m. on Nov. 8, along with music mixes made by artists in the ...

The vocaloid has been around for nearly 20 years, and in that time, the virtual idol has become a pop culture princess. From music videos to TV series, Hatsune Miku has done it all, and that ...

A recent Hatsune Miku drone show in China broke the Guinness World Record for largest display size by recreating a music video from ... between North American Vocaloid producer CircusP and ...

It’s time to discover the lively Omiko City as Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival, the classic music rhythm game originally released on Nintendo Switch, is now available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series ...

Don-chan’s latest adventure has finally made its way to modern console platforms and PC—meet ‘Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival’, developer Bandai Namco Amusement Labs’ and publisher Bandai Namco ...