Japanese boy bands are popular music groups consisting of male performers who sing and dance. They often appeal to a wide audience, including teenagers and young adults. These bands typically have a strong visual identity, with members often styled in trendy outfits and hairstyles. They perform a mix of pop, rock, and sometimes hip-hop music, and their songs often feature catchy melodies and harmonies. Many Japanese boy bands are produced by major entertainment companies, such as Johnny & Associates and Avex. Some well-known groups include Arashi, EXILE, and Hey! Say! JUMP. These bands frequently engage in various media, including television shows, movies, and commercials, further enhancing their popularity in Japanese pop culture.