Japanese hip-hop groups are musical collectives that blend traditional Japanese culture with modern hip-hop influences. They often incorporate unique elements such as Japanese language, traditional instruments, and local themes into their music, creating a distinct sound that resonates with both domestic and international audiences. These groups typically consist of rappers, producers, and dancers, collaborating to produce songs that reflect their experiences and perspectives. Notable examples include Ketsumeishi and Nujabes, who have significantly contributed to the growth of the genre in Japan and have inspired many artists worldwide.