B Zone

( B ZONE Group), formerly known as (a.k.a. Being Giza Group), is a Japanese private entertainment conglomerate and recording label based in Tokyo's Roppongi district, founded on November 1, 1978, by music producer Daiko Nagato. The company and its subsidiaries are the main supplier of theme music for the anime series Detective Conan. As of May 2023, over 130 theme songs have been supplied to the anime television series and movies by the B ZONE Group. On 4 April 2023, Being changed company name to B Zone.

( B ZONE Group), formerly known as (a.k.a. Being Giza Group), is a Japanese private entertainment conglomerate and recording label based in Tokyo's Roppongi district, founded on November 1, 1978, by music producer Daiko Nagato. The company and its subsidiaries are the main supplier of theme music for the anime series Detective Conan. As of May 2023, over 130 theme songs have been supplied to the anime television series and movies by the B ZONE Group. On 4 April 2023, Being changed company name to B Zone. ==Labels== Nowadays production-based record company are no longer a rare thing, however the B ZONE Group has established a dedicated record company and label system in quick succession since 1991¹. Label companies that are part of the group are also subsequently owned by the holding company. It includes indie labels as well. ===Major labels=== Vermillion Records (1990, previously named as BMG ROOMS) – formerly a joint venture with BMG Japan (now Sony Music Entertainment Japan) Zain Records (1991) – previously named as B.Jin) B.Gram-Records (1993) – formerly a joint venture with Nippon PolyGram (now Universal Music Japan) Giza Studio (1999–present) Northern Music (2007–present) O-TOWN Jazz (2012, previously named as Giza Jazz) D-Go (2012–present) B-Zone (2012–present, until 2023 named as Being) CRIMZON (2014–present) NiM Records (2019–present) Kaikyō Record (2019–present) Asistobe (2020–present) D5 Records (2024–present) ===Indies labels=== Tent House (1999) zazzy (2005) magnifique (2008) ===Former labels=== B-Vision (1993–2007) Amemura-O-Town Record (1997) BERG (1999) pure:infinity (2009–2014) Styling Records (2003) DAY TRACK (2003) White Cafe (2015) Honey Bee Records (2016) ==Artists== ==Subsidiaries== ===Music Publisher=== B Planning Office Co., Ltd. B Zone Music Co., Ltd. (formerly known as Being Publishing) Giza Music Co., Ltd. ===Management Office=== Vermillion Co., Ltd. (B'z's personal office) Sensui (Izumi Sakai's personal office) Loop (Mai Kuraki's personal office) Giza Artist Zain Artist Ading White Dream Signaled Yellow Wormhole B Zone ===Promotion=== Music Freak Magazine (MFM) ===Music Production Company=== ZAIN PRODUCTS Co., Ltd. Giza Co., Ltd. ===Studio Management=== REDWAY Co., Ltd. GREENDWAY Co., Ltd. ===Design/Video=== Grunge Co., Ltd. Onto Co., Ltd. Susan Co., Ltd. ===Internet related/distribution=== YouTube B Zone channel NicoNico Douga B Zone channel ===Real-estate company=== B-Planets Co., Ltd. B Planning Co., Ltd. Atlas Co., Ltd. Luna Co., Ltd. Brilliant Estate Co., Ltd. Zeze Corporation Co., Ltd. Futaba Building Co., Ltd. Real Estate Co., Ltd. Bluesy Real Estate Co., Ltd. Dreamaps Co., Ltd. Celeste Co., Ltd. Chiakiss Co., Ltd. Weeds Co., Ltd. ===Administrative/legal affairs=== Treasury Co., Ltd. Zaimu Co., Ltd. ===Event hall/facilities=== Dojima River Forum (堂島リバーフォーラム) Dojima Forum Team Hills Pan Kōjō (hillsパン工場) Fuji Grand Imabari (フジグラン今治) Safa Fukuyama (サファ福山) ==Creators== Notes: The B ZONE Group official website has listed in the Japanese alphabetical order its "Music Creators". Aoi Yamazaki – lyricist, composer, vocal, chorus Akira Onozuka – composer, arranger, keyboard, piano Daisuke Ikeda (arranger) – composer, arranger, produce-direction Daria Kawashima – composer, lyricist, vocal, chorus Endcape-lyricist Genki Fukui – lyricist, composer, arranger Hiroki (Lilly sayonara) – lyricist, composer, vocal, chorus Hiroki Kawazoe – composer Hiroshi Imai – composer Hiya & Katsuma – composer, arranger Ichiri Shisui – composer Kaharu Maemura – composer, arranger Kan Natsumi – lyricist, composer Katsuma Togashi – composer, vocal, chorus Kazuki Katsuta – saxophonist Kazuki Kurosawa – composer, arranger, guitarist Kenta Takamori – lyricist, composer, arranger, guitarist, vocal, chorus Kōichi Naga – composer, arranger Kōji Goto – composer, arranger, guitarist, produce-direction Kōsuke Kataoka – composer Kousuke Ohshima (ex Wands) – composer, arranger, keyboard, piano, produce-direction Kurose Kazuichi – drummer Masaki Kureji – composer Masazumi Ozawa (ex. Pamelah) – composer, arranger, guitar, produce-direction Masanori Kobayashi – composer, arranger MissTY – composer, arranger, produce-direction Miwa Sasaki – lyricist Motoyoshi Hiyamizu – composer, arranger, guitarist Nao Kimura – composer Ocean94 – composer, arranger Rui (fade) – composer, arranger, produce-direction Ryoki Watanabe – composer, guitarist Ryoko Meguro – composer Ryosuke Nikamoto – bassist Shaoka – composer, arranger Taishi Izumida – composer, arranger Takahiro Minato – lyricist, composer, arranger Takashi Masuzaki – guitarist Toshiaki Ōta – composer Yoshifumi Kouchi – lyricist, composer, arranger Yuiko Tsubokura – vocal, chorus Yuki Takahara – vocal, chorus Yukito – composer Yurie Mochizuki – lyricist, composer, vocal, chorus ==Controversy== In June 2001, the company (then named Being) and its subsidiary B+U+M (now merged into Vermillion Records) was found to have failed to declare 840 million yen in income. They were acquitted after the investigation. ==Notes== ==References== ==External links== B Zone’s official Detective Conan website B Zone's channel on Nico Nico Douga

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