近畿小子
Domoto wrote his first song in KinKi Kids's music variety "LOVE LOVE Aishiteru" in 1997"," where they were required to learn guitar and write songs. Since then, he wrote a great number of songs, mainly devoted to the group, his solo work and musical "SHOCK." He composed several No.1 winning singles for KinKi Kids and himself, such as "Suki ni Natteku Aishitteku" (2000), "Deep in your heart" (2006), "Family~Hitotsu ni Naru Koto" (2010) and "Topaz Love" (2018). In 2002, Domoto wrote the lyrics for and composed KinKi Kids' single "solitude~Honto no Sayonara~" , which was also the theme song for his drama "Remote," under the pen name "K.Dino""." The single also reached No.1 in Oricon and won the best theme song in the 35th Drama Academy Award. The song "Ai no Katamari" of KinKi Kids he composed in 2001 was voted as the most loved song by fans in an official voting held for creation of KinKi Kids's 10th anniversary compilation album "39" in 2007. He composed various songs used in his musical "Endless SHOCK". Domoto has also provided songs for other artists from Johnny &amp; Associates, such as NEWS, Hideaki Takizawa, and the musical "DREAM BOYS".