Rhythmic Gymnasts
About
Rhythmic Gymnasts, the world’s first professional acrobatic performance unit formed by male rhythmic gymnastics athletes, are redefining the boundaries of entertainment. Their performances are a breathtaking fusion of men’s rhythmic gymnastics—a sport with roots in Japan—and modern Japanese street dance. Rhythmic Gymnasts based in Tokyo, consists of 11 members, all of whom are former members of the boys’ rhythmic gymnastics clubs at Aomori University and Aomori Yamada High School.
This dynamic combination displays the athletes’ meticulously trained bodies moving harmoniously with music, creating a unique entertainment experience. The group was formed in 2010 to take their talents from Aomori to the whole country and the world.
Some members of the group have even graced the stages of Cirque du Soleil, performing on world tours and at the prestigious Las Vegas permanent stage. Their influence extends beyond the acrobatic realm, as they actively support artists in Japan, perform on stages worldwide, and make appearances at high-profile corporate events.
Rhythmic Gymnasts’ excellence was further recognized in 2017 when they were appointed as tourism ambassadors for Aomori City. The same year, they clinched the title at the World Of Dance competition in Las Vegas, displaying their world-class talents. Their incredible journey also led them to appear in Season 13 of America's Got Talent, where they captivated audiences with their innovative performances.
Rhythmic Gymnasts’ dynamic routines, combining Japan's traditional rhythmic gymnastics with modern street dance, captivate audiences and leave a lasting impression.
