Yonedu Kenshi

Quoted from https://natalie.mu/music/pp/yonezukenshi12
     I'll introduce a famous person who was born in Tokushima.
     
     Yonezu Kenshi, he is probably the most popular musician(singer-songwriter) in Japan now. He is from Tokushima. His representative works so far are "Lemon", "Paprika", "LOSER", and "Eine Kleine". Above all, the music video of "Lemon" has over 600 million views on YouTube. It is well-known that he broadcasted his live performance from Otsuka Museum in Tokushima, in the 69th annual contest between popular singers on New Year's Eve.
     My favorite song is "Shunrai", and this title means spring thunder. "MAD HEAD LOVE" is also my favorite. His speedy and rhythmical songs are perfectly suited for my preference.
 
     

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