Toru Iwaoka

Toru Iwaoka is a Japanese performer and member of the popular five-man dance and vocal group Da-iCE, known for their twin lead vocals and captivating performances. He contributes to the group's dynamic stage presence alongside fellow performer Hayate Wada and vocalists Yudai Ohno and Sota Hanamura, under the leadership of Taiki Kudo.

Early Life

Information about Toru Iwaoka's early life is not readily available.

Career

Toru Iwaoka is one of the performers in Da-iCE, formed with the concept of five members (represented by the five sides of a dice) and their fans (the sixth side) coming together. The group debuted and has achieved significant success, including winning the prestigious Japan Record Award in 2021 for their song "CITRUS," which also became the first song by a Japanese male dance and vocal group to surpass 100 million streams. They continued their winning streak with "Star Mine" in 2022 and "I wonder" in 2024, further solidifying their place in the J-Pop landscape. Their 2024 success also led to their first appearance on the renowned "NHK Kōhaku Uta Gassen" (Red and White Song Battle).

Personal Life

Details regarding Toru Iwaoka's personal life are not publicly known.

Awards

As part of Da-iCE, Toru Iwaoka shares in the group's accolades, including the 2021 Japan Record Award for "CITRUS," the MTV VMAJ 2022 "MTV Breakthrough Song" for "Star Mine," and multiple "Excellent Work Awards" at the Japan Record Awards.