
Plastic Tree
Plastic Tree is a j-rock artist from Japan formed in 1993. 47 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
J-Rock · Japan · Best j-rock albums
- 47
- Releases
- 1997–2025
- Active years
- 1993
- Formed
Discography
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Puppet Show
1998 · 11 tracks

Parade
2000

echo
2014

Premium Best-2010 Expanded Edition-
2010

Plastic Tree
2024

Jusshokuteiri
2020

doorAdore
2018

Hakusei
2017
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[Ink]Jitsuen Ban (2013 Nen San Gatsu Nanoka Yokosuka Art Theatre)
2013

Ink
2012

Ammonoidea
2011

ALL TIME THE BEST
2010

ドナドナ
2009

Donadona
2009

Utsusemi
2008

What Is "Plastic Tree"?
2007

Nega To Posi
2007

cell.
2004

Traumerei
2002

Single Collection
2001

Cut
2001

Hide and Seek
1997
Singles & EPs
25
Replay / Dolly
Single · 2025

Namida Drop
Single · 2025

Alone Again, Wonderful World
Single · 2025

Zawameki
Single · 2023

Azabana
Single · 2023

Senzo
EP · 2019

INSIDEOUT
EP · 2018

Mime
Single · 2017

Rakka
EP · 2017

Silent Noise
EP · 2017

Uchu Yuei
Single · 2017

Nenriki
EP · 2017

Slow
EP · 2017

Doko(Tsujo Ban)
EP · 2013

Kuchizuke(Tsujo Ban A)
Single · 2012

Jomyaku(Tsujoban A)
Single · 2012

Sion(Tsujo Ban A)
Single · 2012

Moon Light
Single · 2010

Sanatorium
EP · 2009

Fukurou
Single · 2009

Makkana Ito
EP · 2007

Supika
EP · 2007

Chandelier (Digital Ver.)
EP · 2006

Ghost
Single · 2005

Kuchuburanko
Single · 2005
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About
Plastic Tree is an alternative rock band from Chiba, Japan that was formed in December 1993 by Arimura Ryutaro and Hasegawa Tadashi. Since then, the line-up has changed a few times before settling on Ryutaro on vocals, Tadashi on bass, Nakayama Akira on guitar and Satou Kenken on drums. Tadashi is the leader but most decisions are made as a group. Ryutaro and Tadashi wanted to combine two words to form the band name; something artificial and something natural. After trying a few combinations, they decided on 'Plastic Tree'. Formerly, there were rumours floating around the web about the band's name coming from Fake Plastic Trees but this was always disputed due to timing inconsistencies. In the beginning, Plastic Tree were influenced greatly by The Cure. There was also a large britrock influence. Plastic Tree played a mix of indie rock, punk, and heavier grunge, characterized by Ryutaro's generic Visual Kei voice and gloomy lyrics. They went through a period where they played more pop-rock and radio-style rock music, although they have recently returned from lighter music to their original roots.
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In July 2006, Plastic Tree embarked on their first world tour that took them to Germany, France and Finland. On the 23rd of February 2009, Sasabuchi Hiroshi left the band and was later replaced by Satou Kenken...
Plastic Tree in brief
- How many Plastic Tree releases are on Riffiter?
- 47 releases are catalogued, spanning 1997 to 2025.
- When was Plastic Tree formed?
- Plastic Tree formed in 1993, in Japan.
- What genre is Plastic Tree?
- Plastic Tree is catalogued under J-Rock, Visual Kei.
- What is the most recent Plastic Tree release on Riffiter?
- Replay / Dolly, released in 2025.

