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Japanese musicians born in 1977

Here are 46 famous musicians from Japan were born in 1977:

Takako Matsu

Takako Matsu (June 10, 1977 Tokyo-) otherwise known as Takako Fujima, Matsu, Takako, Kōka Matsumoto, Matsu Takako, Matsumoto Kōka, Sahashi Takako or Matsumoto Kōka Ⅰ is a Japanese actor, singer and songwriter.

Her albums: アイノトビラ, 夢のしずく, 月のダンス, , , 優しい風, コイシイヒト, a piece of life, 花のように and Five years - singles. Genres she performed include Pop music and J-pop.

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Namie Amuro

Namie Amuro (September 20, 1977 Naha-) also known as 安室奈美恵, Amuro Namie, Namie Maruyama, Amuro, Namie, あむろなみえ, アムロちゃん or Amuro chan is a Japanese singer, record producer, songwriter, actor and dancer. She has one child, Haruto Amuro.

Her albums: 太陽のSEASON, Stop the music, DANCE TRACKS VOL.1, Body Feels EXIT, Chase the Chance, Don't wanna cry, You're my sunshine, SWEET 19 BLUES, SWEET 19 BLUES and ORIGINAL TRACKS VOL. 1. Genres: Rhythm and blues, J-pop, Contemporary R&B, Pop music, Hip hop music, House music, Eurobeat, Eurodance, Electronica, Dance music, Dance-pop, Urban contemporary, Pop-rap, Electronic dance music and Electro.

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Yuko Aoki

Yuko Aoki (February 5, 1977 Takahata-) is a Japanese singer, gravure idol and model.

She began her career as a model in 1995, winning the "Miss Weekly Playboy" competition that same year. Aoki gained popularity in Japan as a gravure idol, known for her photobooks and DVD releases. In addition to her modeling career, she released two singles as a singer in the early 2000s. Aoki also appeared in several Japanese television dramas and films, including roles in "GTO: The Movie" and "Kisaragi". She retired from the entertainment industry in 2008 and has since focused on her family and personal life.

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Ryō Hirohashi

Ryō Hirohashi (August 5, 1977 Nagaoka-) a.k.a. Ryo Hirohashi, Hirohashi Ryō, Ryou Hirohashi, Ryô Hirohashi, Ryoh Hirohashi, Hirohashi Ryo, Shiraishi, Nagomi (Hirohashi, Ryou), 広橋涼, Hirohashi, Ryo or Miderazaki, Hyouka (Hirohashi, Ryou) is a Japanese voice actor.

Her albums include Lucky Star Vocal Mini Album, ワタシと彼の事情, , , Rosario+Vampire CAPU2 Character Song 2 Kokoa Shuzen (CV:Chiwa Saito), and BAMBOO BEAT/STAR RISE.

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Cocco

Cocco (January 19, 1977 Naha-) a.k.a. Satoko Makishi or Cocko is a Japanese singer, singer-songwriter, writer, film art director and actor.

Her albums include Cocko, , Buugenbiria, , , Raining, Kumuiuta, , and . Genres related to her: Pop music, Rock music, Folk music, Alternative rock, Grunge and J-pop.

Aco

Aco (February 3, 1977 Aichi Prefecture-) is a Japanese singer-songwriter.

Her discography includes: Kittenish Love, NUDE, ハートを燃やして, irony, 4月のヒーロー, DROP, Home Sweet Home, SPLEEN, でておいで and やわらかい肌. Genres she performed: Pop music.

Saeko Chiba

Saeko Chiba (August 26, 1977 Hachinohe-) a.k.a. Chiba Saeko or Saepon is a Japanese singer and voice actor.

Her albums: everything, Winter Story, melody, , Sayonara Solitia, , , , いちごコンプリート and .

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Masumi Asano

Masumi Asano (August 25, 1977 Noshiro-) a.k.a. Asano Masumi, Asano, Masumi, Masumin or Mari, Ayuki (Asano, Masumi) is a Japanese voice actor, lyricist, author, actor and television producer.

Her discography includes: happyend, , , , , and .

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Haruko Momoi

Haruko Momoi (December 14, 1977 Tokyo-) a.k.a. 桃井はるこ, Momoi Halko, Halko Momoi, Momoi Haruko, Momoi, Halko, 井上晴子, ももいはるこ, いのうえはるこ, Halko, momo-i or Halko is a Japanese musician, songwriter, voice actor, radio personality, lyricist, composer and singer-songwriter.

Her most recognized albums: , Komugi 100% Shiyou!, , , , , ファミソン8BIT, , and .

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Kumiko Nakano

Kumiko Nakano (March 3, 1977 Osaka-) is a Japanese actor and musician.

She made her acting debut in 1995 in the film "Love Letter" directed by Shunji Iwai. Nakano has since appeared in notable films such as "Twilight Samurai," "Josee, the Tiger and the Fish," and "Howl's Moving Castle," and has also worked in television dramas and stage productions.

Aside from acting, Nakano is also a talented musician. She has released multiple albums and singles, and has performed in concerts and music festivals throughout Japan. Her music is a mix of pop, rock, and electronica, with lyrics that often explore themes of life, love, and personal growth.

In 2019, Nakano received the Best Supporting Actress award at the 42nd Japan Academy Prize for her role in the film "The Chrysanthemum and the Guillotine." She is known for her unique style, both in her acting and her music, and for her dedication to her craft.

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Miho Kanno

Miho Kanno (August 22, 1977-) also known as Kanno Miho or Kanchan is a Japanese actor and singer.

She was born in Tokyo, Japan and began her career in the entertainment industry at a young age, starting as a child actor. Kanno rose to fame in the mid-1990s, starring in a number of popular television dramas and films. In addition to her acting career, she has released several albums and singles as a singer, showcasing her abilities as a talented vocalist. Kanno has also won multiple awards for her acting, including a Best Supporting Actress award at the 20th Japan Academy Prize ceremony. Along with her successful career in the entertainment industry, Kanno is also known for her philanthropic efforts, supporting various charities and causes throughout Japan.

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Kiyoshi Hikawa

Kiyoshi Hikawa (September 6, 1977 Fukuoka-) a.k.a. 氷川きよし, ひかわきよし or Hikawa Kiyoshi is a Japanese singer.

His most well known albums: Otokogi, 演歌名曲コレクション6～一剣～, きよしのソーラン節, 浪曲一代/望郷の月, ときめきのルンバ and . Genres: Enka, Pop music and Kayōkyoku.

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Angela Aki

Angela Aki (September 15, 1977 Itano-) also known as アンジェラ・アキ, 安藝聖世美アンジェラ, Kiyomi Angela Aki or Aki Angela is a Japanese singer.

Her albums: ONE, Warrior of the Heart, Kokoro no Senshi, Kiss Me Good-Bye, This Love, Home, , サクラ色, 孤独のカケラ and TODAY. Her related genres: J-pop and Pop music.

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Hisako Arakaki

Hisako Arakaki (August 8, 1977-) is a Japanese singer.

She was born and raised in Okinawa, Japan. She began singing at an early age and started her career as a professional singer in the late 1990s. Arakaki's music is heavily influenced by traditional Okinawan music and incorporates elements of pop, rock, and electronic music.

In 2000, Arakaki released her debut album, "Budou" which received critical acclaim and helped establish her as a rising star in the Japanese music industry. She has since released several hit singles and albums, including "Mirai", "Bara-iro no Hibi", and "Hajimari".

Arakaki is also known for her humanitarian work and has been involved in numerous charitable organizations and fundraising events. She is an advocate for children's rights and has spoken out against child abuse and neglect.

Throughout her career, Arakaki has received several awards and accolades, including the Japan Record Award for Best New Artist in 2000. She continues to perform and record music, and is regarded as one of Japan's most beloved and talented singers.

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Ritsuko Matsuda

Ritsuko Matsuda (February 26, 1977 Naha-) is a Japanese singer.

She is best known for being the lead vocalist of the pop rock band, Asian Kung-Fu Generation (AKFG), which formed in 1996. Matsuda joined the band in 2000, after their previous singer, Masafumi Gotoh, switched to playing guitar.

AKFG gained popularity in Japan and internationally, particularly for their songs being used in popular anime shows such as Naruto and Fullmetal Alchemist. Matsuda's distinctive voice and dynamic stage presence contribute to the band's energetic sound and live performances.

Aside from her work with the band, Matsuda has also released solo music and collaborated with other artists. In addition to her music career, she is also a visual artist, creating illustrations and designs for various projects.

Matsuda continues to be a prominent figure in the Japanese music scene, inspiring and entertaining fans with her music and art.

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Oma Ichimura

Oma Ichimura (May 3, 1977 Kanagawa Prefecture-) also known as Tomoko Omata, Ichimura Oma or Omata Tomoko is a Japanese voice actor.

She began her career in voice acting in 2000 and has since worked on a variety of anime, video games, and drama CDs. Some of her notable roles include Yukari Tanizaki in "Azumanga Daioh," Mika Inamori in "Lucky Star," and Tomoko Hoshina in "Chobits."

In addition to her voice acting work, Oma Ichimura has also worked as a radio personality and has hosted her own radio show, "Ichimura Oma no Hare Tokidoki Radio." She is also known for her love of music and has released several CDs featuring both covers and original songs.

In her personal life, Oma Ichimura is known for her passion for animals and has been a strong advocate for animal rights. She is also a frequent traveler and often shares photos of her adventures on her social media accounts.

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Miho Yabe

Miho Yabe (June 7, 1977 Asahikawa-) is a Japanese tv personality, actor and model.

She started her career as a model and appeared in various magazines and TV ads. Miho Yabe rose to fame when she joined the Japanese comedy band Morimorin as a female tsukkomi (straight man) in 2000. She continued to work as a comedian for several years before shifting her focus to acting and hosting TV shows. She has appeared in numerous popular TV dramas, including "Gyne", "Jets Girl", and "Aibo". In addition to her acting career, Miho Yabe has also hosted several TV programs, such as "Motto Iyagarase TV", "Gokusen Batsu Game", and "Waratte Iitomo!". She is known for her sense of humor and quick wit, which have made her popular among Japanese audiences.

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Megumi Matsumoto

Megumi Matsumoto (February 6, 1977 Kumamoto Prefecture-) a.k.a. Matsumoto Megumi is a Japanese voice actor.

She is known for her roles in popular anime series such as Naruto (as Kagero), Bleach (as Nemu Kurotsuchi), and Detective Conan (as Miwako Sato). Matsumoto has also lent her voice to various video game characters in franchises like Valkyrie Profile and Xenosaga. In addition to voice acting, she has also worked as an actor in live-action dramas such as Long Love Letter and Shiroi Kyotō. Matsumoto is affiliated with the talent agency 81 Produce.

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Miwa Yasuda

Miwa Yasuda (December 6, 1977 Hyōgo Prefecture-) is a Japanese voice acting in japan.

She is best known for her role as Fuuko Ibuki in the anime adaptation of the visual novel Clannad. She has also lent her voice to numerous other anime series and video games, such as Love Hina, Genshiken, and Fate/Grand Order. In addition to her voice acting career, Yasuda is also a singer, and has released several singles and albums. She has performed theme songs for anime series such as Love Hina and Kanon. Yasuda is represented by the talent agency Ken Production.

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Shūhei Sakaguchi

Shūhei Sakaguchi (September 5, 1977 Osaka Prefecture-) also known as Shuhei Sakaguchi is a Japanese voice actor and actor.

He began his career in the entertainment industry in 2001, and has since become a prominent figure in Japanese media. Sakaguchi has lent his voice to various characters in anime, video games, and dramas, and is known for his ability to portray both light-hearted and serious roles.

Some of his notable voice acting roles include: Shinichi Kudo in the anime adaptation of Detective Conan, Atsushi Nakajima in the anime adaptation of Bungo Stray Dogs, and Tanktop Master in the anime adaptation of One-Punch Man.

Sakaguchi has also acted in various TV dramas and films, including the popular drama series, Hanzawa Naoki. He is also an accomplished stage actor, having performed in several plays throughout his career.

In addition to his work in entertainment, Sakaguchi is also involved in environmental activism and has become an advocate for renewable energy. He is a member of the "Sayonara Genpatsu 10 Million People's Action" group, which aims to promote the use of renewable energy and encourage the phasing out of nuclear power in Japan.

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Kenta Miyake

Kenta Miyake (August 23, 1977 Okinawa Prefecture-) also known as Miyake Kenta, Kenta Miyaki, Miyake, Kenta or 三宅健太 is a Japanese voice actor.

He graduated from Okinawa Actors School and is affiliated with 81 Produce. Miyake has voiced various popular characters across different anime, including Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu in My Hero Academia, All Might's master, Gran Torino in My Hero Academia, Scar in Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Solomon in Black Clover, Muhammad Avdol in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, and many others. He has also done voice work for video games such as Xenoblade Chronicles and Street Fighter V. In addition to being a voice actor, Miyake is also known for his work as a narrator for various TV dramas and documentaries.

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Mitsuru Karahashi

Mitsuru Karahashi (May 30, 1977 Fukushima Prefecture-) also known as Karahashi Mitsuru is a Japanese actor and illustrator.

He started his career as an actor in 1996 with a minor role in a TV drama series. His breakout role came in the 2005 film "Alien vs. Ninja" where he played the lead ninja character. He has since acted in numerous films, TV dramas, and stage plays. In addition to his acting career, Karahashi is also an accomplished illustrator, having created artwork for various publications and even releasing his own art book. In his spare time, he enjoys hiking and practicing martial arts.

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Hiroki Yasumoto

Hiroki Yasumoto (March 16, 1977 Yamaguchi Prefecture-) also known as Yasumoto Hiroki is a Japanese voice actor.

Related albums: , , and .

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Ryōko Ono

Ryōko Ono (June 22, 1977 Kanagawa Prefecture-) also known as Ono Ryōko, Nazuna Gogyō, Gogyō Nazuna, Ryouko Ono, Ono, Ryoko or 小野良子 is a Japanese voice actor and actor.

She has lent her voice to various anime characters including Sōta Takanashi in Working!!, Yukari Yakumo in Touhou Musou Kakyou, Rikka Takanashi in Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions, and Feena Fam Earthlight in Yoake Mae yori Ruriiro na. Her acting roles include playing Shoko Yabe in the film Free and Easy and Nana in the stage production of NANA -The Musical-. Ono is affiliated with the talent agency, Atomic Monkey, and is known for her distinctive voice and versatile acting skills.

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Ginpei Sato

Ginpei Sato (October 19, 1977 Tokyo-) is a Japanese voice actor and actor.

He is best known for his roles in popular anime series such as Naruto, One Piece, and Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba. Sato began his acting career in the late 90s, making appearances in various TV shows and films before transitioning into voice acting in the early 2000s. In addition to his voice work, he has also appeared in live-action dramas and movies. Outside of acting, Sato is an avid gamer and has hosted online gaming shows. He is represented by the agency, Aoni Production. Sato continues to lend his voice to beloved anime characters and is highly regarded for his talent and versatility in the industry.

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Shinobu Otowa

Shinobu Otowa (March 16, 1977 Shimonoseki-) is a Japanese singer.

Discography: . Genres related to her: Enka.

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Dai Fujikura

Dai Fujikura (April 27, 1977 Osaka-) is a Japanese , .

Dai Fujikura is a Japanese composer known for his innovative and dynamic approach to music. He began studying composition at the age of 8 and went on to earn degrees from the Tokyo College of Music and the Royal College of Music in London. Fujikura's music is characterized by a blend of traditional Japanese and contemporary Western influences, incorporating elements such as extended techniques and unconventional instrumentation. His works have been commissioned and performed by renowned ensembles such as the London Symphony Orchestra, the New York Philharmonic, and the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra. In addition to his work as a composer, Fujikura has also served as an artistic director and lecturer at various music festivals and institutions around the world.

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Yūki Tai

Yūki Tai (October 6, 1977 Tokyo-) a.k.a. Yuuki Tai is a Japanese voice actor and actor.

He began his voice acting career in 2001 when he played the role of Shinya Yanagisawa in the anime series "Comic Party." Since then, he has appeared in numerous popular anime and video games, such as "Hetalia: Axis Powers," "Gintama," "Naruto," "One Piece," "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure," "Fire Emblem," and many more.

In addition to voice acting, Tai has also acted in live-action TV dramas and films, such as "Yomigaeri," "Kamen Rider Kabuto," and "Maji de Koukai Shitemasu: Second Season."

Tai is known for his versatile vocal range and has been praised for his ability to portray both comedic and serious characters. He has also won several awards for his voice acting performances, including the Best Supporting Actor award at the 4th Seiyu Awards.

Outside of his work as a voice actor and actor, Tai is also a singer and has released several singles and albums.

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Chiaki Takahashi

Chiaki Takahashi (May 8, 1977 Yokohama-) a.k.a. Takahashi Chiaki, Tomoko Ishibashi or Takahashi, Chiaki is a Japanese voice actor, singer and model.

Discography: , SMOKY THRILL, THE IDOLM@STER MASTER SPECIAL WINTER, THE iDOLM@STER MASTERPIECE 02, THE iDOLM@STER MASTERPIECE 04, , THE iDOLM@STER MASTERPIECE 05, , and .

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Chihiro Suzuki

Chihiro Suzuki (February 17, 1977 Yamagata Prefecture-) a.k.a. Suzuki Chihiro or Chi-chan is a Japanese voice actor.

He is affiliated with the talent agency I'm Enterprise. Suzuki is best known for his roles as Ogiue Chika in Genshiken, Akatsuki in Log Horizon, and Roll in Mega Man Star Force. He has also voiced characters in popular anime such as Naruto, Bleach, and One Piece. In addition to voice acting, Suzuki has also performed theme songs for several anime series, including Genshiken and Umi Monogatari.

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Kazuhito Kikuchi

Kazuhito Kikuchi (October 15, 1977 Tokyo-) a.k.a. きくちかずひと, 菊地一仁, きくちかずひと, Kikuchi, Kazuhito, Kikuchi Kazuhito or 菊地一仁 is a Japanese composer.

He is known for his work in the video game industry, having composed music for popular games such as "Ace Attorney" and "Professor Layton". Kikuchi also has experience composing for television and film, with credits including the Japanese drama series "Beginners!" and the animated film "Lupin III: The Blood Spray of Goemon Ishikawa". In addition to his composing work, Kikuchi is also a talented pianist and arranger. He has performed live concerts and has arranged music for other artists. Kikuchi's unique style combines classical music with elements of jazz and rock, creating a sound that is both sophisticated and dynamic.

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Mayumi Iizuka

Mayumi Iizuka (January 3, 1977 Tokyo-) also known as Iizuka Mayumi is a Japanese actor, voice actor and singer.

Related albums: , Fly Ladybird fly, so loving, AERIS, 虹の咲く場所, amulet, BESTrawberry, 10Love, Crystal Days and Stories.

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Leyona

Leyona (August 31, 1977 Hiroshima Prefecture-) is a Japanese songwriter and singer.

Her discography includes: Leyona's Greatest Groovin', , MELODY, Clappin', MAMA AFRICA, , Tone, , Free wave/JOY TO THE WORLD and One blooD.

Toshiya

Toshiya (March 31, 1977 Nagano-) is a Japanese record producer, bassist, composer and model.

Genres he performed: Heavy metal and Rock music.

Ai Tokunaga

Ai Tokunaga (March 12, 1977 Fukuoka Prefecture-) also known as Tokunaga Ai or Tokunaga, Ai is a Japanese singer and voice actor.

Her discography includes: Love ~A Love Operation for Virtual Eternity~ and flame.

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Masahiro Matsuoka

Masahiro Matsuoka (January 11, 1977 Sapporo-) also known as Matsuoka Masahiro, Matsuoka, Masahiro, Mabo or Maa-kun is a Japanese drummer and actor.

Genres: Rock music.

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Asami Imai

Asami Imai (May 16, 1977 Tokyo-) a.k.a. Imai Asami is a Japanese voice actor and singer.

Her albums: Strawberry ~甘く切ない涙~ / Kissing a dream, ねこねこ音頭, , , THE iDOLM@STER MASTERPIECE 05, THE IDOLM@STER MASTER SPECIAL WINTER, 私はアイドル, , THE iDOLM@STER MASTERPIECE 02 and THE iDOLM@STER MASTERPIECE 04. Genres: J-pop.

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Yugo Kanno

Yugo Kanno (June 5, 1977 Saitama Prefecture-) a.k.a. Yûgo Kanno is a Japanese musician, film score composer, painter, composer and music producer.

His most important albums: , HATARAKIMAN ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK, , PSYCHO-PASS SOUNDTRACK 1, , PSYCHO-PASS Complete Original Soundtrack, PSYCHO-PASS SOUNDTRACK 2, Rain Original Soundtrack, and Psycho-Pass Season One OST. Genres he performed include Jazz, Electronic music, Classical music, Acoustic music and Rock music.

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Shingo Katori

Shingo Katori (January 31, 1977 Yokohama-) also known as Katori Shingo or Katori, Shingo is a Japanese singer, actor, dancer, voice actor and presenter.

His albums: Kochira Katsushika-ku Kameari Kōen-mae Hashutsujo and . His related genres: J-pop.

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Aki Hoshino

Aki Hoshino (March 14, 1977 Setagaya-) also known as Hoshino Aki or Hoshino, Aki is a Japanese gravure idol, model and actor.

Her most well known albums: NyaA.

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Kazunari Kojima

Kazunari Kojima (December 12, 1977 Tokyo-) otherwise known as Kojima Kazunari is a Japanese voice actor.

He is best known for his roles in popular anime series, such as Naruto (as Asuma Sarutobi), Mobile Suit Gundam 00 (as Sergei Smirnov), and Durarara!! (as Shuji Niekawa). Kojima started his career in voice acting in 1999 and has since become a prominent name in the industry. In addition to voice acting, he also works as a narrator for TV programs and commercials. Kojima has won multiple awards for his work, including Best Supporting Actor at the 6th Seiyu Awards in 2012. Outside of his professional career, Kojima is also known for his love of cars and frequently participates in racing events.

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Sayori Ishizuka

Sayori Ishizuka (August 30, 1977 Shizuoka Prefecture-) also known as Sayori Ishiduka is a Japanese voice actor.

Sayori Ishizuka began her voice acting career in 2003 with the anime series "Gunparade March". She has since voiced numerous characters in popular anime series such as "Girls und Panzer", "Food Wars!", and "Sword Art Online". Additionally, she has provided the voice for various video game characters, including "NieR:Automata" and "Granblue Fantasy". Apart from her work as a voice actor, Ishizuka is also active as a singer and has released several singles and albums. She is represented by the talent agency Hibiki Cast.

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Daisuke Tsuda

Daisuke Tsuda (September 13, 1977-) also known as 津田大輔, Tsuda Daisuke, ダイスケはん, Daisuke-han or 津田大輔 is a Japanese musician and singer.

Genres he performed: Nu metal, Hardcore punk and Metalcore.

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Yūko Andō

Yūko Andō (May 9, 1977 Kanagawa Prefecture-) also known as あんどうゆうこ, あんどうゆうこ, Ando Yuko, 安藤裕子, Andou Yuuko, Nee-yan, Üchary Andrew or Andō Yūko is a Japanese record producer, songwriter, composer, actor and singer.

Her discography includes: , and do, record., 水色の調べ, Middle Tempo Magic, あなたと私にできる事, Lost child,, さみしがり屋の言葉達, Merry Andrew, TEXAS and The Still Steel Down. Genres she performed include J-pop.

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Junji Ishiwatari

Junji Ishiwatari (August 21, 1977 Japan-) is a Japanese musician, record producer, songwriter and guitarist.

His albums include . Genres related to him: Rock music and Pop music.

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Miyu Matsuki

Miyu Matsuki (September 14, 1977 Kure-) a.k.a. Fujiyoshi, Harumi, 藤吉晴美, 松来未祐, Matsuki Miyu, Mieko Matsuki, Matsuki Mieko, Matsuki,Miyu, Saginomiya, Isumi starring Matsuki, Miya or 松来未祐 is a Japanese voice actor.

Her discography includes: , Lucky Star Vocal Mini Album, , , , and White Sincerely.

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