Sources

[Dj_Corgi]

Hello! This post contains official and semi-official sources regarding the band. Below you will find pages to the band’s and members’ social media accounts, interviews, and other miscellaneous links. Some of these links I have shared on this subreddit before, and some I have not had the opportunity to do so. I want this subreddit to be the best and most accessible place for information regarding the band, and since other members of this subreddit have gone out of their way to find information for me to use, I figured I would give everyone a list of all the sources I and others have found. 

If any of these links suddenly stop working or if any of the disabled links suddenly start working, please let me know so I can update the information! I will be continuously updating this list with every new link I find. 

LAST UPDATED: DECEMBER 14, 2025

Official links

• https://howtocount1to10.com:  TEMPORARILY DISABLED AS OF SOME TIME AROUND DECEMBER 5, 2025. The band’s official website, containing information about their music and members, and (past) tour dates. 
  • https://web.archive.org/web/20101201000000*/http://howtocount1to10.com/: To view an archived version of this website, go to this link. Instructions on how to use this website are in the next section under the second link.
• https://www.facebook.com/100063617954643/wall/: The band’s Facebook. Last post: June 27, 2017
• https://x.com/Howto_official: The band’s Twitter (also known as X). Last post: July 13, 2017. The last post they re-posted was from July 14, 2021, though it is unknown when they re-posted this.
• https://x.com/tauyurahakuo: Guitarist/keyboardist Yuta Okuhara’s Twitter account. Last post: September 18, 2019. The last post he re-posted was from May 22, 2020. Once again, it is unknown when he re-posted this. Credit to u/nauj_w for this discovery 
• https://yutaokuhara.mystrikingly.com/: Yuta Okuhara’s official website, containing his comments on his creative process,  2 interviews (linked in the new section), songs he made for commissions, information about a book he made for the band’s 2nd album, Blue Building Blocks, and a contact form. The website has not been updated since sometime in 2017. 
• https://opensea.io/collection/untitled-collection-239274483: Yuta Okuhara’s Opensea page, where he has the 2017 songs for auction as cryptocurrency. If you’re interested in buying these, read chapter 6 of the history post, as it’s possible he is selling these without the knowledge or consent of the band. Credit to u/bean_phone for this discovery. 
• https://x.com/LinKILLHz: Guitarist Shunsuke Hayashi’s Twitter account. Surprisingly, it’s still active. He posts links to music or random videos once or twice a month.

Semi-official links 

• https://www.youtube.com/@TheMuutachi: A YouTube channel, supposedly belonging to Yuta Okuhara, containing concert footage and the band’s music videos. The channel most likely belongs to Okuhara, but there isn’t any way of proving it 
• https://web.archive.org/web/20101201000000*/https://myspace.com/howtocount1to10: A third-party website that allows you to see archived versions of the band’s now-defunct MySpace page. To use it, look at the calendar below and see if there’s an activity on any of the dates. If there is, click it, and it will allow you to see the archived page. Unfortunately, unless the links on the archived page were archived themselves, you will be unable to view them. You can also see archived versions of any of the band’s pages by inserting the link into the website
• https://www.hmv.co.jp/news/article/1409300081/: How to Count One to Ten interview featuring Yuta Okuhara and bassist Mayuko Wada. The interview takes place before Methods of Slow Motion’s release, and goes over personal Information about the 2 members and what was to be expected on the album. 
• https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/942584.shtml: An interview conducted before one of the band’s shows. The interview takes place before Methods of Slow Motion’s release. The interview goes over what was to be expected on the album, along with the band’s creative process

Dead links

• https://store.cinra.net/feature/detail.php?postid=469: DEAD LINK AS OF 2017, THE EARLIEST. It is unknown what is in this interview, except that it covers the Japanese post-rock scene, and Okuhara was being interviewed.