Japanese musicians born in 1967
Here are 50 famous musicians from Japan were born in 1967:
Yōko Shimomura
Yōko Shimomura (October 19, 1967 Hyōgo Prefecture-) also known as 下村陽子, Shimomura Youko, Kingdom Hearts, Yôko Shimomura, Kingdom Hearts 2, Yoko Shimomura, 下村 陽子, しもむらようこ, しもむら ようこ or Shimomura, Yoko is a Japanese composer and musician.
Her most well known albums: LIVE A LIVE Original Sound Version, Super Mario RPG Original Sound Version, Parasite Eve Original Soundtrack, Seiken Densetsu / Legend of Mana, KINGDOM HEARTS Original Soundtrack COMPLETE, Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance Original Soundtrack, Kingdom Hearts II, Kingdom Hearts Original Soundtrack, Music of the Front Mission series and Xenoblade Original Soundtrack. Genres she performed include Classical music, Jazz, Electronic music, Chiptune and Video game music.
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Megumi Hayashibara
Megumi Hayashibara (March 30, 1967 Kita, Tokyo-) also known as Hayashibara Megumi, Daisaku, Megu-san, Megu-nee, Bara-san, Kakka or Daijin is a Japanese singer, lyricist, actor, voice actor, radio personality, writer and registered nurse.
Her albums: Vintage S, SPHERE, Slayers Gorgeous: The Motion Picture 'GO', Perfume, Reflection, Successful Mission, Sakura Saku, SHAMROCK, Midnight Blue and Enfleurage.
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Akira Ishida
Akira Ishida (November 2, 1967 Nisshin-) otherwise known as Ishida Akira or Ishida, Akira is a Japanese voice actor and actor.
He began his career in the entertainment industry as a stage actor before transitioning to voice acting in 1990. He is best known for his work in popular anime series such as Neon Genesis Evangelion, Naruto, and Fate/stay night. Ishida has also done voice work for video games and drama CDs. In addition to his voice acting career, he has appeared in live-action TV dramas and films. Ishida has won several awards for his voice acting performances, including the Best Supporting Actor award at the 9th Seiyu Awards. He is also known for his deep, soothing voice and his ability to portray a wide range of characters, from villains to quirky sidekicks.
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Kotono Mitsuishi
Kotono Mitsuishi (December 8, 1967 Tokyo-) also known as Mitsuishi Kotono is a Japanese voice actor and narrator.
Her most recognized albums: Ai Wa Energy, , Sailor Stars Merry Christmas, , , , , and .
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Takehito Koyasu
Takehito Koyasu (May 5, 1967 Minami-ku, Yokohama-) also known as Koyasu Takehito is a Japanese singer, voice actor, actor and entrepreneur.
Related albums: 翼, D×D, STELLA, En La Luna, MARY & A KITTEN and Initial D Vocal Battle Special.
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Akiko Hiramatsu
Akiko Hiramatsu (August 31, 1967 Tokyo-) also known as Hiramatsu Akiko, Akiko Hiramtsu or Hiramatsu, Akiko is a Japanese voice actor and actor.
Her albums: Happiness, Pain and Azumanga Daioh Character CD Vol.7 Yukari Tanizaki & Minamo Kurosawa.
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Toshiyuki Morikawa
Toshiyuki Morikawa (January 26, 1967 Shinagawa-) also known as Morikawa Toshiyuki, Tomoyuki Morikawa, Morikawa Tomoyuki or Morikawa, Toshiyuki is a Japanese voice actor, singer and entrepreneur.
His albums include JOLLY ROGER, , BLEACH BEAT COLLECTION 3rd SESSION:04 -KANAME TOSEN- and What’s this?.
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Mitsuo Iwata
Mitsuo Iwata (July 31, 1967 Tokorozawa-) also known as Iwata Mitsuo is a Japanese voice actor and actor.
His albums: SOUL IGNITION.
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Akiko Yajima
Akiko Yajima (May 4, 1967 Kashiwazaki-) a.k.a. Yajima Akiko, Akiko Ogasawara or Ogasawara Akiko is a Japanese voice actor and actor.
Her albums include パリジョナ大作戦.
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Daisuke Asakura
Daisuke Asakura (November 4, 1967 Tokyo-) also known as Gravitation, ÍòÓÐÒýÁ¦ or ASAKURA, Daisuke is a Japanese musician, record producer, keyboard player, songwriter and keytarist.
His discography includes: Gravitation Vocal Collection, 21st Fortune CD, D-Trick, DecAde ～The BEST of Daisuke Asakura～, Blue Resolution, Green Method, Indigo Algorithm, Landing Timemachine, The Electromancer and Violet Meme. Genres he performed include Spacesynth, Synthpop, J-pop and Electronica.
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Rikako Aikawa
Rikako Aikawa (October 7, 1967 Kanagawa Prefecture-) otherwise known as Nahomi Kawazoe, Aikawa Rikako or Nahomi Iwata is a Japanese actor and voice actor.
Aikawa began her career in voice acting in 1989 after graduating from high school, and landed her first major role in the anime "Gosenzo-sama Banbanzai!" the following year. She has since become best known for her roles in anime such as "Martian Successor Nadesico", "Gate Keepers", and "Full Metal Panic!" In addition to her voice acting work, Aikawa has also appeared in live-action dramas and films. She has won several awards for her performances, including the Best Supporting Actress award at the Seiyu Awards in 2008. Aikawa is also a singer and has released several albums and singles, including the opening theme song for the anime "Nanatsuiro Drops".
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Asako Dodo
Asako Dodo (November 8, 1967 Kanagawa Prefecture-) is a Japanese voice actor and actor.
She is affiliated with Office Kei. Dodo made her voice acting debut in 1993 as Rei under the name Kyoko Okada. She continued her career as a voice actress under her real name with roles in popular anime series such as "Naruto" (as Akatsuki member Konan) and "One Piece" (as Kureha). In addition to her voice acting work, Dodo has also appeared in live-action films and TV dramas. Some of her notable roles include portraying the titular character's mother in the film "Haikara-san ga Tooru" (2017) and playing a supporting role in the drama series "Let's Have a Meal Together" (2020).
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Nobuyuki Hiyama
Nobuyuki Hiyama (August 25, 1967 Hatsukaichi-) also known as Hiyama Nobuyuki, S. Hiyama, Shuuji Hiyama, Hiyama Shūji, Osamuyuki Hiyama or Hiyama Osamuyuki is a Japanese voice actor and teacher.
His albums include BLEACH BEAT COLLECTION 2nd SESSION:03.
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Taiki Matsuno
Taiki Matsuno (October 16, 1967 Shinagawa-) a.k.a. Tatsuya Matsuno, Matsuno Taiki or Matsuno Tatsuya is a Japanese voice actor and actor.
Related albums: and .
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Fujiko Takimoto
Fujiko Takimoto (November 6, 1967 Osaka Prefecture-) also known as Takimoto Fujiko is a Japanese voice actor.
She is best known for her work in popular anime series such as "Naruto" (as Kin Tsuchi), "Neon Genesis Evangelion" (as Pen Pen), and "Slayers" (as Amelia Wil Tesla Seyruun). Takimoto has been active in the voice acting industry since the 1990s and has provided voices for over 50 different anime and video game characters. In addition to voice acting, she has also worked as a stage actress and TV personality in Japan. Outside of Japan, Takimoto's voice has been heard in English dubs of anime such as "Cardcaptors" and "Mobile Suit Gundam SEED".
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Yuzo Koshiro
Yuzo Koshiro (December 12, 1967 Hino-) otherwise known as 古代祐三, Yuuzoo Koshiroo, Yuuzoo Koshiro, Yuzo Kushiro or Koshiro, Yūzō is a Japanese programmer, composer and record producer.
His albums include Shenmue Jukebox, Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune 2, Actraiser, Bare Knuckle, Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune 3, Sekaiju no Meikyu, BARE NUCKLE II, Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune 1 Special Project, and 世界樹の迷宮 Original Soundtrack. His related genres: Chiptune, Jazz, Hip hop music, Electronic music, Rock music, Video game music, Techno, Electronic dance music, Classical music, Electronic rock, House music, Trance music, Drum and bass, Eurobeat, Electro, Hardcore and Experimental music.
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Kazuya Nakai
Kazuya Nakai (November 25, 1967 Kobe-) a.k.a. Nakai Kazuya, Nakai, Kazuya or 中井 和哉 is a Japanese voice actor.
He is affiliated with Aoni Production and has voiced many popular anime characters such as Roronoa Zoro in One Piece, Date Masamune in Sengoku Basara, Toshiro Hijikata in Gintama, Mugen in Samurai Champloo, and Shinjiro Aragaki in Persona 3. He is known for his deep and distinctive voice and has also done voice work for video games, drama CDs, and live-action films. In his spare time, he enjoys playing basketball and has even played professionally in the past. He is also a fan of American football and supports the Seattle Seahawks.
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Kaho Kōda
Kaho Kōda (July 8, 1967 Tokyo-) also known as Kōda Kaho is a Japanese voice actor.
She is affiliated with Aoni Production and has provided voices for various anime series, films, and video games. Kaho Kōda has voiced a wide range of characters, from young girls to mature women and villains. Some of her notable roles include Mio Akiyama in K-On!, Satoka Sumihara in Negima! Magister Negi Magi, and Kazehana in Sekirei. In addition to voice acting, Kaho Kōda has also done narration work for television programs, commercials, and audio dramas. She has won several awards for her voice acting, including the Best Supporting Actress Award at the 8th Seiyu Awards.
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Tomoyo Harada
Tomoyo Harada (November 28, 1967 Nagasaki-) a.k.a. Harada Tomoyo is a Japanese singer, actor and lyricist.
Her albums: Summer breeze, Blue Orange, My Pieces, music & me, , , , , and .
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Keiko Utoku
Keiko Utoku (April 7, 1967 Izumi-) also known as 宇徳敬子, うとく けいこ or Utoku Keiko is a Japanese singer.
Her most recognized albums: , , , , THE BEST"eternity", , , Don't forget me, and Realize.
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Taiten Kusunoki
Taiten Kusunoki (March 18, 1967 Machida-) a.k.a. Kusunoki Taiten or Daisuke Fukuda is a Japanese actor and voice actor.
He graduated from the theater department of Nihon University's College of Art. Kusunoki has appeared in various Japanese TV dramas and movies including "Sekai no Chuushin de, Ai wo Sakebu," "Aikurushii," and "Nana." He has also provided voiceovers for numerous anime characters such as Kenpachi Zaraki in "Bleach," Shou Tucker in "Fullmetal Alchemist," and Mikami Teru in "Death Note." Additionally, Kusunoki has lent his voice to video game characters in titles such as "Final Fantasy XV," "Kingdom Hearts 3," and "Persona 5." In 2017, Kusunoki founded his own talent agency, T's Factory Co. Ltd., representing actors and voice actors.
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Pierre Taki
Pierre Taki (April 8, 1967 Aoi-ku, Shizuoka-) also known as Piēru Taki, Masanori Taki or Taki, Masaru is a Japanese actor and singer.
Genres: Techno.
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Minako Honda
Minako Honda (July 31, 1967 Itabashi-November 6, 2005 Bunkyō) also known as Honda Minako or Honda, Minako was a Japanese singer and actor.
Her albums: , CANCEL, Midnight Swing, NEW BEST 1500, アメイジング・グレイス, THE VIRGIN CONCERT IN BUDOKAN LIVE, , , and . Genres: Operatic pop, Crossover, J-pop and Pop music.
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Izumi Sakai
Izumi Sakai (February 6, 1967 Hiratsuka-May 27, 2007 Shinjuku) otherwise known as Sakai Izumi, さかい いずみ, 蒲池幸子, かまち さちこ, Sachiko Kamachi, Kamachi Sachiko or Sakai, Izumi was a Japanese singer, lyricist, film score composer and songwriter.
Her albums: , and Can't Take My Eyes Off of You. Genres she performed: J-pop and Pop music.
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Ichiro Ito
Ichiro Ito (November 10, 1967 Yokosuka-) is a Japanese guitarist.
Genres he performed include J-pop, Rock music and Pop music.
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Kazunari Tanaka
Kazunari Tanaka (April 8, 1967 Osaka Prefecture-) also known as Tanaka Kazunari is a Japanese voice actor.
He is a graduate of the Toho Gakuen College of Drama and Music. Kazunari Tanaka was affiliated with Aoni Production at the time of his death in 2016. He began his voice acting career in 1993 and went on to voice many popular anime characters such as Shinichiro Tamaki in "Code Geass" and Dirk Strider in "Homestuck". He was also known for voicing supportive characters like Minoru Kokubunji in "Chobits" and Judau Ashta in "Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ". Tanaka's voice acting work extended beyond anime, as he also dubbed foreign media in Japanese. He was known for having a wide vocal range and his ability to perform a variety of character roles.
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Junko Shimakata
Junko Shimakata (August 12, 1967 Kanagawa Prefecture-) otherwise known as Shimakata Junko is a Japanese voice actor.
She made her debut in 1986 with the role of Minky Momo in the anime series, "Magical Princess Minky Momo". Since then, she has voiced numerous anime characters, including Tamao Suzumi in "Strawberry Panic!", Naomi Misora in "Death Note", and Hilda in "Outlaw Star".
In addition to her voice acting career, Shimakata has also appeared in live-action TV dramas and films, such as "Tales of the Unusual" and "Moon Child". She also performs in stage plays and musicals.
Shimakata is represented by the talent agency, Aoni Production.
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Konami Yoshida
Konami Yoshida (June 6, 1967 Tokyo-) also known as Yoshida Konami, Kotomi Naruse, Konami Yoshida1 or Yoshida, Konami is a Japanese voice actor.
She started her career in the voice acting industry in the 1990s and gained recognition for her performances in anime series such as "Battle Athletes Victory" and "Gokudo". In addition to her voice acting work, Yoshida has also lent her talents to video game projects, most notably as the voice of Wol in "Final Fantasy XIV" and Poison in "Street Fighter X Tekken". She is affiliated with the talent agency Aoni Production and has won several awards throughout her career, including the Best Supporting Actress Award at the 2nd Seiyu Awards in 2008. Yoshida is known for her versatile range, having voiced characters of all ages and genders, from young boys to mature women.
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Kazuki Ōtake
Kazuki Ōtake (December 8, 1967-) otherwise known as Kazuki Otake, Summers, Kazuki Ohtake or Otake is a Japanese actor and comedian.
He was born in Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan and started his career in entertainment as a stand-up comedian in the early 90s. He gained fame for his wacky comedic style and was often seen on Japanese variety shows.
In addition to his comedy work, Otake has also acted in several movies and TV dramas, including the popular Japanese drama "Aibou" and the horror film "The Grudge 2".
He is also known for his work as a voice actor and has lent his voice to several anime series, including "Naruto" and "One Piece".
In recent years, Otake has continued to be a prominent figure in Japanese entertainment and is highly regarded for his comedic talents.
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Masaaki Endoh
Masaaki Endoh (August 28, 1967 Ishinomaki-) also known as 遠藤正明 is a Japanese singer.
His most important albums: Enson, Fellows, U-n-d-e-r--STANDING!, ENSON2 ~COVER SONGS COLLECTION Vol.2~, ENSON ~COVER SONGS COLLECTION Vol.1~, BELIEVE IN NEXUS, , , Cowboy Bebop: No Disc and . Genres he performed: Rock music.
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Masafumi Akikawa
Masafumi Akikawa (October 11, 1967 Japan-) also known as Masafumi, Akikawa is a Japanese singer.
Discography: 千の風になって and 千の風になって～一期一会～. Genres he performed: Opera.
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Hitomi
Hitomi (February 15, 1967 Osaka Prefecture-) otherwise known as Minami Hokuto is a Japanese voice actor.
She initially made her debut as a voiceover artist in 1987, and since then has voiced several iconic characters in anime and video games. Some of her most popular roles include Seras Victoria in the anime series Hellsing, Yuko Aihara in the anime film The Five Star Stories, and Mimir in the video game God of War. Her deep and soothing voice has made her a fan favorite not just in Japan, but also among international fans of anime and video games. In addition to voice acting, Hitomi has also lent her voice to several television commercials, and has released several CDs featuring her vocal talents as a singer.
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Miki Inoue
Miki Inoue (December 8, 1967 Wakayama-) also known as Inoue Miki or 井上美紀 is a Japanese voice actor.
Inoue Miki began her career as a voice actor in 1988, and gained popularity for her roles in popular anime series such as "Neon Genesis Evangelion," "Slam Dunk," and "Revolutionary Girl Utena." She has also lent her voice to numerous video games, including the "Final Fantasy" series and "Kingdom Hearts." In addition to her voice acting work, Inoue Miki has also released several singles and albums as a singer. She continues to be active in the Japanese entertainment industry and is widely regarded as one of the most talented voice actors in the country.
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光吉猛修
光吉猛修 (December 25, 1967-) a.k.a. Takenobu Mitsuyoshi or Mitsuyoshi, Takenobu is a Japanese , .
His discography includes: Sonic the Fighters Sound Tracks, Virtua Fighter 3: SOUND TRACKS, and COMPETITION SEGA RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP COMPLETE..
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Totaka, Kazumi
Totaka, Kazumi (August 23, 1967 Tokyo-) also known as Kazumi Totaka or 戸高 一生 is a Japanese composer and voice actor.
His most recognized albums: Love, Peace & Happiness, , and Mario & Zelda Big Band Live CD. Genres he performed include Jazz.
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Yukie Nishimura
Yukie Nishimura (May 8, 1967 Toyonaka-) also known as Nishimura, Yukie is a Japanese film score composer and musician.
Her most well known albums: SUPER BEST.
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Yukiko Okada
Yukiko Okada (August 22, 1967 Ichinomiya-April 8, 1986 Yotsuya, Tokyo) also known as Okada Yukiko, Okada, Yukiko, 岡田 有希子, おかだ ゆきこ, 佐藤 佳代, さとう かよ, Kayo Satō, Satō Kayo, ユッコ or Yukko was a Japanese singer, model, record producer, songwriter, actor, spokesperson and singer-songwriter.
Discography: , , 恋はじめまして, 二人だけのセレモニー, Summer Beach, 哀しい予感, Love Fair, くちびるNetwork, 花のイマージュ and Cinderella. Genres she performed include J-pop and Pop music.
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Yûji Ueda
Yûji Ueda (June 15, 1967 Kitakyushu-) a.k.a. Ueda Yuuji, Ueda Yuji, Yuji Ueda, Ueda, Yuuji, Yuuji Ueda, Ueda Yūji, Yūji Ueda or Yuki Ueda is a Japanese singer and voice actor.
He is best known for his roles in popular anime series such as "Gundam Wing" (as Duo Maxwell), "Pokémon" (as Takeshi/Brock), and "Fushigi Yugi" (as Seiryu/Soi). Ueda began his career as a singer in the 1990s with the group Cooky Z and has released several albums as a solo artist. In addition to his voice acting work in anime, he has also provided voices for video games, drama CDs, and live-action television dramas. Outside of his entertainment career, Ueda is known for his love of motorcycles and often participates in racing events.
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Nozomu Sasaki
Nozomu Sasaki (January 25, 1967 Hiroshima Prefecture-) otherwise known as Sasaki Nozomu is a Japanese voice actor.
His albums include Heart Scandal, Taste of Tears Ballad Selection and .
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Mondo Grosso
Mondo Grosso (February 7, 1967 Japan-) also known as Mondo Grooso, Shinichi Osawa, 大沢 伸, Osawa, Shinichi, Shinici Osawa, Shirnichi Osawa or 大沢伸一 is a Japanese , .
His most recognized albums: The One, SO2, The One, Star Guitar, Teppan-Yaki: A Collection Of Remixes, Vibe PM and Singapore Swing. Genres: Acid jazz, House music, Electro house, Electronica, Big beat and Alternative rock.
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Kaori Aso
Kaori Aso (June 26, 1967 Tokyo-) also known as Kahori Asoh, Kaori Asoh, Asō Kaori or Kaori Asou is a Japanese actor and voice actor.
Her albums: Alone the World and Alone the world: Wild ARMs Vocal Collection.
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Yôko Minamino
Yôko Minamino (June 23, 1967 Itami-) also known as Minamino Yôko is a Japanese singer, model, songwriter, actor, spokesperson and tarento.
Her albums include Dear Christmas, , , , , GARLAND, , , and YOKO’S FAVORITES. Genres she performed include J-pop.
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Yōsuke Eguchi
Yōsuke Eguchi (December 31, 1967 Kita, Tokyo-) also known as Eguchi Yōsuke, Yosuke Eguchi or Yôsuke Eguchi is a Japanese actor, singer and poet.
His albums include , Free Life The Best of YOSUKE EGUCHI 1994〜1998 and .
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Yutaka Higuchi
Yutaka Higuchi (January 24, 1967 Takasaki-) otherwise known as Higuchi Yutaka, 樋口 豊, ひぐちゆたか, ひぐち ゆたか, Higuchi, Yutaka, 樋口豊 or U-ta is a Japanese musician and bassist.
Genres: Rock music.
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Kunihiro Matsumura
Kunihiro Matsumura (August 11, 1967 Tabuse-) also known as Matsumura Kunihiro, 松村 邦洋 or まつむら くにひろ is a Japanese comedian, actor and impressionist.
Matsumura began his career in entertainment as a member of the comedy duo "Lucky Color's." He gained popularity for his impressions of celebrities such as Masaharu Fukuyama, Takeshi Kitano, and Hironobu Kageyama. In addition to his comedy work, Matsumura has appeared in numerous TV dramas and films, including the popular drama series "Shomuni." He has also lent his voice to anime and video games, such as the character Okuyasu Nijimura in the anime adaptation of "Jojo's Bizarre Adventure." Matsumura is known for his upbeat personality and has been praised for his ability to make people laugh with his sharp wit and comedic timing.
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Tsuyoshi Koyama
Tsuyoshi Koyama (October 4, 1967 Aichi Prefecture-) a.k.a. Koyama, Tsuyoshi or Takeshi Koyama is a Japanese voice actor and actor.
His albums include .
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Fuyumi Sakamoto
Fuyumi Sakamoto (March 30, 1967 Kamitonda-) a.k.a. Sakamoto, Fuyumi is a Japanese singer.
Her albums: , , , SUPER BEST, , , , , and . Genres she performed include Enka and Rock music.
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Masatoshi Ono
Masatoshi Ono (January 29, 1967 Adachi-) a.k.a. Ono Masatoshi, Ono, Masatoshi or 小野正利 is a Japanese singer-songwriter.
His albums include , , departure!, , Feeling, , , , and Fly Away. Genres: Heavy metal and Rock music.
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Takkyu Ishino
Takkyu Ishino (December 26, 1967 Shizuoka-) a.k.a. Mickiee, Fumitoshi Ishino, Ishino Takkyu or Takkyū Ishino is a Japanese musician, record producer and composer.
His albums: Mickiee House, DJF400, , In the Box - Live at WOMB Tokyo -, Title#1, Feeling, , Matadors of Techno, Last Scene and Suck Me Disco. Genres he performed include Techno.
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Matsuko Mawatari
Matsuko Mawatari (December 17, 1967 Mimata-) a.k.a. Mawatari Matsuko is a Japanese singer-songwriter, composer, singer and songwriter.
Her discography includes: Yu Yu Hakusho -Collective Songs-, , , and . Genres she performed: J-pop and Pop music.
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