Members
| Rinken Band members | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Teruya Rinken | 照屋林賢 | sanshin | band leader |
| Tomoko Uehara | 上原知子 | vocals, drums, sanba, sanshin | joined in 1988 |
| Katsunori Inafuku | 稲福克典 | vocals, drums | joined in 1993 |
| Naoki Enobi | 栄野比尚樹 | vocals, drums | joined in 2002 |
| Kaoru Yonamine | 與那嶺薫 | vocals, drums | joined in 2006 |
| Akira Uehara | 上原顕 | bass guitar | joined in 1993 |
| Kiyohito Yamakawa | 山川清仁 | keyboards | joined in 1993 |
| Former members | |||
| Hayato Fujiki | 藤木勇人 | vocals | |
| Yoshimitsu Gakiya | 我喜屋良光 | vocals, finger whistle (指笛, yubi-bue?) | |
| Yoshimi Kuwae | 桑江良美 | vocals, drums | |
| Toyoharu Ookawa | vocals, drums | ||
| Mitsuru Tamaki | 玉城満 | vocals | |
| Kazunari Uechi | 上地一成 | drums, percussion, vocals | |
| Masaaki Uechi | 上地正昭 | bass guitar, vocals | |
| Tsugumi Yonemori | 米盛つぐみ | keyboards, vocals | |
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