Five dolls. Two voices. One neon crime scene.
Kitsune • Aiko • Reina • Mika • Yumi
Tokyo Vice Dolls are neon heartbreak in black leather.
A five‑piece collision of bilingual J‑pop, 80s synth drama, city‑pop sax, glam‑rock guitars, and dangerous romantic theatre. Their songs live somewhere between a rain‑streaked taxi window, a midnight club stage, and the last phone call you should never have answered.
Big choruses. Glittering synths. Broken hearts. No refunds.
Tune into Channel 05 for the late‑night signal — five voices, one frequency, zero survivors.
Kitsune burns at the centre. Aiko cuts through the smoke. Together, they turn bilingual heartbreak into neon theatre: Japanese verses, English hooks, razor‑gloss choruses, and the kind of emotional damage that really should come with parking validation.
Kitsune
Lead Vocal
Aiko
Co‑Lead Vocal





A bilingual heartbreak anthem built for the full TVD signal: Kitsune and Aiko trading emotional damage over Linn drums, velvet synths, soprano sax, neon guitars, and a chorus big enough to fog every window in Shinjuku.
Love songs with lipstick on the glass and a knife in the handbag.
Every chorus sounds like it was written under a flickering hotel sign.
Big drums, bright synths, saxophone heat, guitar bite, and zero emotional self‑control.
濡れた街で 嘘をついた
あなたの声が まだ聞こえる
ネオンの中で 消えたいのに
この胸の痛み — still in my heart
Nureta machi de uso wo tsuita
Anata no koe ga mada kikoeru
Neon no naka de kietai noni
Kono mune no itami — still in my heart
In the wet street, I told a lie
I can still hear your voice
I want to disappear into the neon
This ache in my chest — still in my heart
Pretend it was a lifestyle choice.