Sambomaster, a dynamic alt-rock band from Japan, gained recognition in the mid-2000s for their energetic songs infused with brass elements and the captivating vocals of Yamaguchi Takashi. Formed in 2000 by Takashi and drummer Yasufumi Kiuchi, the trio later added bassist Yoichi Kondo to solidify their lineup. After a meticulous start with their debut release "Kick no Oni" in 2001, which was limited to 300 copies, Sambomaster's breakthrough came in 2003 when they impressed at the Fuji Rock Festival's Rookie a Go-Go stage, leading to a contract with Sony Music and the release of their debut album "Atarashiki Nihongo Rock no Michi to Hikari."

Following their success, Sambomaster continued to release compelling albums with catchy titles, such as "Boku to Kimi no Subete o Rock 'n Roll to Yobe" in 2006. Their popularity soared when their music was featured in the credits of the anime series Naruto, leading to numerous opportunities in the Japanese entertainment industry. By 2008, Sambomaster's tracks were incorporated into a sitcom, a Nintendo DS game, the movie "Koi no Mon," and an animated film related to the popular Naruto franchise, solidifying their status as sought-after musicians in Japan.