Super Monkey’s was a Japanese pop music group formed in the 1980s, and was the first band that featured the iconic Japanese pop star Namie Amuro. The group was composed of five members: Namie Amuro, Minako Okuyama, Rino Nakasone, Jyunko Gotō, and Anna Makino.

The group's career began in 1985, when they were discovered by a talent scout at a local amusement park in Okinawa. They quickly gained popularity in Japan, thanks in part to their catchy pop music and energetic performances. Super Monkeys were known for their upbeat, danceable music and their high-energy choreography, which was heavily influenced by the street style of Los Angeles.

Super Monkey’s music was heavily influenced by American R&B and pop music, and their fashion choices were heavily influenced by the street style of Los Angeles. They often incorporated American casual wear such as denim, leather, and flannel. The group was popular among young women in Japan, and their music and fashion choices were heavily followed by their fans.

In 1988, Namie Amuro left the group to pursue a solo career. Despite her departure, Super Monkey’s continued to release music and perform live, but they eventually disbanded in 1991. Namie Amuro's solo career went on to become one of the most successful in Japanese music history. Their catchy pop music, energetic performances, and bold fashion choices had a significant influence on the youth in Japan. Namie Amuro's solo career, which followed her time in Super Monkey’s, solidified her status as a fashion and music icon, and her influence on the Gyaru music scene is undeniable.