Negoto, the Japanese alternative rock band, formed in 2007 in Chiba Prefecture with members Sachiko Aoyama, Mizuki Masuda, Yū Fujisaki, and Sayako Sawamura. They gained recognition for their debut EP Hello! "Z" in 2010, and achieved their first gold-certified single with "Charon" in 2011. The band released multiple successful albums, including ex Negoto, 5, and Vision, before deciding to disband in 2018 after the release of their final album, SOAK.
Throughout their career, Negoto enjoyed chart success with hits like "Sharp," "Lightdentity/Re:myend!," and "Greatwall." Their music resonated with fans, with ETERNALBEAT's lead single, "Dancer in the Hanabira," reaching Number 4 on the Oricon Rock chart. Negoto's legacy in the Japanese music scene remains significant, as they left a mark with their dynamic sound and memorable releases.
