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Japanese musicians born in 1979

Here are 50 famous musicians from Japan were born in 1979:

Koichi Domoto

Koichi Domoto (January 1, 1979 Ashiya-) a.k.a. Domoto Koichi, Doumoto Kouichi, Kouichi Doumoto, Kôichi Dômoto, Dômoto Kôichi or Domoto, Koichi is a Japanese singer, singer-songwriter, actor, lyricist, composer, tv personality and voice actor.

His discography includes: Gravity and BPM. Genres: J-pop and Pop music.

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Tsuyoshi Domoto

Tsuyoshi Domoto (April 10, 1979 Nara-) also known as Domoto Tsuyoshi, Tsuyoshi Doumoto, Tsuyoshi Dômoto or 244 Endli-x is a Japanese singer, singer-songwriter, actor, lyricist, composer, artist, japanese idol, songwriter, illustrator, fashion designer, musician, visual artist and music artist.

His albums include Neo Africa Rainbow Ax, I and Ai, Rosso e Azzurro, WAVER, Shamanippon, Roinochinoi, Futsuyoshi Ban, [si:], , , and . His related genres: J-pop, Pop music, Blues, Jazz, Funk, Soul music and Pop rock.

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Chitose Hajime

Chitose Hajime (January 5, 1979 Amami Ōshima-) also known as Hajime Chitose or HAJIME, Chitose is a Japanese singer.

Discography: Hajime Chitose, コトノハ, 君ヲ想フ, Hainumikaze, ハイヌミカゼ, Nomad Soul, , 冬のハイヌミカゼ, 語り継ぐこと and 春のかたみ. Genres she performed include World music, Folk music and Shima-uta.

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Yumiko Kobayashi

Yumiko Kobayashi (June 18, 1979 Yōkaichiba, Chiba-) also known as Kobayashi Yumiko or a young child is a Japanese singer and voice actor.

Her discography includes: Sister Princess ~Nijūnin No Tenshitachi~.

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Yōko Honna

Yōko Honna (January 7, 1979 Soka-) also known as Yoko Honna, Youko Honna, Honna Yōko or Honna, Youko is a Japanese voice actor, actor and singer.

Yoko Honna is best known for voicing the lead character, Kiki, in the Japanese version of the Studio Ghibli animated film, "Kiki's Delivery Service". She has also lent her voice to various other anime and Japanese television dramas, including "Chibi Maruko-chan", "Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood", and "Hikaru no Go".

Aside from voice acting, Yoko Honna has also appeared in live-action television and film productions, such as the drama series "Aibou" and the film "Akai Ito". In addition, she has released several music albums throughout her career, including her debut album "Tuesday Night Music Club" in 2004.

Yoko Honna is considered to be one of the most talented and versatile voice actors in Japan, with a distinct and recognizable voice that has captivated audiences for many years.

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Tomiko Van

Tomiko Van (January 9, 1979 Yamato-) also known as Ban Tomiko, Van Tomiko or Van, Tomiko is a Japanese singer and singer-songwriter.

Her most well known albums: FAREWELL, Flower, Voice: Cover You With Love, VOICE 2 ～cover lovers rock～, Van, , Tokyo Biyori and . Genres she performed include Music of Japan, J-pop, Jazz and Rock music.

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Rie Tomosaka

Rie Tomosaka (October 12, 1979 Nagano-) also known as Tomosaka, Rie, Eri Sakatomo, Sakatomo Eri or Tomosaka Rie is a Japanese actor and singer. Her child is called Fu Watanabe.

Her albums include Rie Tomosaka Best, Shoujo Robot, Cappuccino, Escalation, rie tomosaka best+3, トリドリ。, un, LIVE & REMIX and . Her related genres: J-pop.

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Yukie Nakama

Yukie Nakama (October 30, 1979 Urasoe-) also known as Yukie-chan, First Lady of Ringu, Nakama Yukie or Nakama, Yukie is a Japanese actor, model and singer.

Her albums: 心に私がふたりいる, 青い鳥, Birthday, 遠い日のメロディー, 遠い日のメロディー, MOONLIGHT to DAYBREAK, 負けない愛がきっとある and .

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Akiko Kobayashi

Akiko Kobayashi (June 9, 1979 Yokohama-) also known as Kobayashi Akiko or Kobayashi, Akiko is a Japanese singer, actor and voice actor.

She is known for providing the voice of Aisha in the Japanese version of the animated series Winx Club and for her role as Hotaru Katsuragi in the live-action adaptation of Sailor Moon. Kobayashi has also released several albums and singles as a singer, and has performed at various music and anime events in Japan. In addition to her entertainment career, Kobayashi is also active as a philanthropist, supporting various charitable causes including animal welfare and environmental conservation.

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Mayako Nigo

Mayako Nigo (December 2, 1979 Tokyo-) a.k.a. Nigo, Mayako is a Japanese voice actor.

Her discography includes: THE IDOLM@STER MASTER SPECIAL WINTER, , THE iDOLM@STER MASTERPIECE 04, , THE iDOLM@STER MASTERPIECE 03, , THE iDOLM@STER MASTERPIECE 05, and THE iDOLM@STER Christmas for you!.

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Yūki Masuda

Yūki Masuda (September 12, 1979 Tokyo-) also known as Masuda Yūki, Yuki Masuda or Masuda Yuuki is a Japanese voice actor and actor.

He is best known for his roles in anime such as Tetsuya Kuroko in Kuroko's Basketball, Rui Minazuki in Beyblade Burst, Takayuki Furuichi in Beelzebub, and Juugo in Naruto Shippuden. Masuda began his career as a voice actor in 2003 and has since performed in various anime, video games, and drama CDs. In addition to his voice acting work, he has also appeared in several live-action dramas and films. Masuda is affiliated with the talent agency, Ken Production.

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Megumi Okina

Megumi Okina (August 6, 1979 Hiroshima-) otherwise known as Okina Megumi, Takae Mimasu, 奥菜恵 or おきなめぐみ is a Japanese actor and singer.

Megumi Okina started her acting career at a young age, and in 1995, she made her film debut with the movie "Love Letter." She later became known for her roles in horror movies, such as "Ju-On: The Curse" and "The Ring." However, she also starred in other genres of movies, such as dramas and comedies. Along with acting, Okina is also a talented singer and has released several albums and singles. In 2001, she won the Best Actress award at the Yokohama Film Festival for her performance in the movie "Onmyoji." Okina took a hiatus from acting in 2011 but returned to the screen in 2015 with the movie "The Mourner." She continues to work in the entertainment industry and is known for her versatility as an actor.

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Kozue Yoshizumi

Kozue Yoshizumi (September 7, 1979 Tokyo-) also known as 吉住梢, Yoshizumi Kozue, Kyouko Yoshida, 吉田恭子, Yoshida Kyouko, Yui Katase, 片瀬唯, Katase Yui or 吉住梢 is a Japanese voice actor.

She graduated from Amusement Media Academy in 1998 and made her voice acting debut the same year. Yoshizumi has since lent her voice to various anime series, including "Fairy Tail" (Carla), "K-On!" (Tsumugi Kotobuki), and "A Certain Scientific Railgun" (Mii Konori). In addition to voice acting, she has also worked as a TV personality and radio host. Yoshizumi has been recognized for her contributions to the anime industry, winning the Best Supporting Actress award at the 3rd Seiyu Awards in 2009.

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Yumi Nakashima

Yumi Nakashima (December 1, 1979-) is a Japanese , .

Genres related to her: Rock music, J-pop and Pop music.

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Takahiro Konagawa

Takahiro Konagawa (November 30, 1979 Ōita Prefecture-) also known as Konagawa Takahiro or Kona is a Japanese singer.

Genres: Music of Japan, J-pop, Pop music and Rock music.

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Hiromi Yanagihara

Hiromi Yanagihara (October 19, 1979-July 16, 1999) also known as 柳原尋美 or Yanagihara, Hiromi was a Japanese singer.

Genres she performed: J-pop.

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Hinano Yoshikawa

Hinano Yoshikawa (December 21, 1979 Higashikurume-) otherwise known as Ai Takada is a Japanese actor.

Her most important albums: I am pink, , , , and One More Kiss.

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Suara

Suara (August 3, 1979 Osaka-) otherwise known as Tatsumi Akiko, 巽明子, たつみあきこ or 巽明子 is a Japanese singer.

Her most well known albums: Asatte no Hōkō, , BLUE / 蕾 -blue dreams-, 光の季節, 太陽と月, , 舞い落ちる雪のように, 赤い糸, アマネウタ and 夢想歌.

Yozuca

Yozuca (March 21, 1979-) also known as Yozuca* is a Japanese singer.

Her albums: , Going My Way, サクライロノキセツ, キラメク, Ever After, WHITE HEAT, nico., S.S.D!, Ageha and 10th Anniversary Best [enjoy].

Sachiko Kojima

Sachiko Kojima (January 18, 1979 Chiba Prefecture-) is a Japanese voice actor and actor.

Her albums include BAMBOO BEAT/STAR RISE.

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Yuki Maeda

Yuki Maeda (August 28, 1979 Kochi-) a.k.a. Maeda Yuki or Maeda, Yuki is a Japanese singer and actor.

Her albums: Naki Usagi, , Tokyo You Turn, , Tokyo Yoimachigusa., , Tokyo Kirigirisu, , Sarasara no Kawa and . Her related genres: Enka.

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Asaka Kubo

Asaka Kubo (January 20, 1979 Japan-) is a Japanese gravure idol and model.

She began her career in the entertainment industry in the late 1990s, starting out as a race queen and promotional model. Asaka gained fame for her stunning looks and voluptuous figure, which helped her land modeling gigs for various magazines, including Weekly Playboy and FLASH.

Aside from her modeling career, Asaka Kubo also appeared in a few TV dramas and films, showcasing her acting talents. She also released several photobooks and DVDs featuring her sexy and alluring poses that won the hearts of many of her fans. Even after retiring from the gravure industry, Asaka's popularity has remained strong, and she continues to have a significant following on social media.

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Takashi Kondō

Takashi Kondō (May 12, 1979 Okazaki-) also known as Kondō Takashi, Takashi Kondou or Takashi Kondô is a Japanese voice acting in japan.

Discography: .

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Manaka Senri

Manaka Senri (October 4, 1979-) also known as 千里愛風 or Senri, Manaka is a Japanese singer.

Her albums include 鳥の歌 / PLACE. Her related genres: J-pop.

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Keiko Nemoto

Keiko Nemoto (December 10, 1979 Chiba Prefecture-) a.k.a. Nemoto Keiko is a Japanese voice actor.

Her notable roles include Chisame Hasegawa in "Negima!", Nanako Kuroi in "Lucky Star", and Kuroko Shirai in "A Certain Scientific Railgun". Keiko Nemoto is affiliated with the talent agency 81 Produce and has been active in the industry since 2003. In addition to her voice acting work, she has also appeared in live-action television dramas and stage productions. Keiko Nemoto has a passion for video games and has lent her voice to numerous characters in popular games such as "Granblue Fantasy" and "Arknights".

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Olivia Lufkin

Olivia Lufkin (December 9, 1979 Okinawa-) otherwise known as OLIVIA, OLIVIA inspi'REIRA [TRAPNEST], OLIVIA inspi'REIRA (TRAPNEST), OLIVIA inspi REIRA, OLIVIA inspi’ REIRA(TRAPNEST), OLIVIA inspi' REIRA, OLIVIA inspi' REIRA (TRAPNEST), OLIVIA inspi' REIRA(TRAPNEST) or OLIVIA inspi’REIRA(TRAPNEST) is a Japanese singer, musician, model and songwriter.

Her most well known albums: The Cloudy Dreamer, Wish / Starless Night, I.L.Y. ~desire~, できない, Dress me Up, Dear Angel, a little pain, The Lost Lolli, Into the Stars and Sea Me. Genres related to her: Alternative rock, Rock music, Trip hop, Downtempo, J-pop, Ambient music, Electronica, Pop rock, Electronic dance music, Industrial rock and Pop music.

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Tomoe Shinohara

Tomoe Shinohara (March 29, 1979 Higashimurayama-) also known as Shinohara Tomoe or Shinohara, Tomoe is a Japanese singer, artist, record producer, actor, fashion designer, visual artist, musician and music artist.

Her albums include an Audio, Deep Sound Channel, DREAM & MACHINE, Happy Point, I wanna say to..., MEGAPHONE SPEAKS, Marumouke, Yaruki Sensation, Ultra Relax and Kurukuru Mirakuru. Genres: J-pop, Dance music, Pop music and Experimental music.

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Hiroko Anzai

Hiroko Anzai (February 9, 1979 Sagamihara-) also known as 安西紘子, あんざいひろこ, Anzai Hiroko or Hiroko, Anzai is a Japanese model and pornographic film actor.

She began her career as a model in the early 2000s and eventually transitioned to adult film acting in 2004. Anzai has appeared in numerous adult films and is considered a prolific performer within the industry. Despite the often controversial nature of her work, Anzai has been widely recognized for her contributions to the adult film industry and has received several awards for her performances. Outside of her work in adult entertainment, Anzai has also pursued a career in mainstream media, appearing in various television programs and commercials. She is known for her unique style and outspoken personality, and has amassed a significant following both in Japan and internationally.

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Wise

Wise (August 10, 1979 Nagoya-) also known as WISE is a Japanese singer and master of ceremonies.

His albums: Mirror (feat. Salyu). His related genres: Japanese hip hop.

Rie Kugimiya

Rie Kugimiya (May 30, 1979 Kumamoto-) also known as Kugimiya Rie, Queen of Tsundere or TsundeRie is a Japanese voice actor and singer.

Her albums: , , ホントノキモチ, , ゴメンネ♥, , 四角い宇宙で待ってるよ, , and THE 夢のヒットスクエア2 キャラソン清澄対局編.

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Kimiko Koyama

Kimiko Koyama (January 27, 1979 Tokushima-) also known as Koyama Kimiko, Koyama, Kimiko, こやまきみこ or 古山貴実子 is a Japanese voice actor.

Her albums include and ありのままでlovin'U.

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Atsuko Enomoto

Atsuko Enomoto (November 1, 1979 Tokyo-) otherwise known as Enomoto Atsuko or Enomoto, Atsuko is a Japanese voice actor and singer.

Her most recognized albums: Be My Angel, HAPPY! SMILE! HELLO!, and 天使のゆびきり.

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Yusuke Kamiji

Yusuke Kamiji (April 18, 1979 Yokosuka-) also known as 上地雄輔, かみじゆうすけ, Kamiji Yusuke, 遊助, Yusuke, 神児遊助, 羞恥心, アラジン, Shuchishin, Kamiji Yūsuke, Yūsuke Kamiji or Yūsuke is a Japanese actor, singer-songwriter, singer and tarento.

His albums: I Wish I Was at That Festival, Void Last Line, , , , , , , and . His related genres: J-pop.

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Yuria

Yuria (March 3, 1979-) a.k.a. YURIA is a Japanese , .

Her albums include YOU, ORIGINAL!, YURIA, , Link-age, , Guri Guri and .

Sayuri Katayama

Sayuri Katayama (July 3, 1979 Japan-) is a Japanese , .

Sayuri Katayama is a Japanese fashion designer and entrepreneur. She is the founder of the fashion label "SAYURI," which specializes in high-end womenswear. Born in Japan on July 3, 1979, Katayama showed a keen interest in fashion from an early age. She moved to Paris after completing her studies in Tokyo, where she gained experience working with some of the top fashion houses in the city.

After returning to Japan, Katayama launched her own fashion label in 2007. "SAYURI" quickly gained recognition for its unique designs, which combined traditional Japanese elements with modern styles. The label has been featured in numerous fashion shows and exhibitions, both domestically and internationally, and has been worn by celebrities and dignitaries.

In addition to her work in fashion, Katayama is also a vocal advocate for sustainable and ethical practices in the industry. She has been actively involved in promoting these issues and raising awareness about the impact of fast fashion on the environment and society. Katayama continues to push the boundaries of fashion design and is considered one of Japan's most promising young talents in the industry.

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Myco

Myco (February 27, 1979 Japan-) a.k.a. myco is a Japanese voice acting in japan and singer.

Her albums include HIBARI, my-collage and . Genres she performed include J-pop.

Chata

Chata (November 21, 1979 Fukushima Prefecture-) is a Japanese , .

Her most well known albums: murmur, KSL Live World 2008 Pamphlet and Memorial Disc, , , , , , , and Works Best. Genres she performed: J-pop and Video game music.

Jasmine You

Jasmine You (March 8, 1979 Aichi Prefecture-August 9, 2009 Tokyo) also known as You, Jasmine was a Japanese musician and bassist.

Genres he performed include Hard rock, Neoclassical metal and Symphonic metal.

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Michiyo Heike

Michiyo Heike (April 6, 1979 Osaka Prefecture-) a.k.a. Heike Michiyo, Michiyo, 平家充代 or Heike, Michiyo is a Japanese singer-songwriter and singer.

Her albums: GET, 卒業〜TOP OF THE WORLD〜, Teenage Dream, , , , scene, , and For ourself -Single History-. Genres she performed include J-pop.

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Tavito Nanao

Tavito Nanao (August 20, 1979 Kochi-) a.k.a. 七尾旅人, ななおたびと, 中尾真人 or Nanao Tavito is a Japanese disc jockey and singer-songwriter.

Genres: Punk rock, Electronic music, Experimental music and Alternative rock.

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Hizaki

Hizaki (February 17, 1979 Shiga Prefecture-) a.k.a. HIZAKI is a Japanese musician, songwriter and guitarist.

His albums include Maiden Ritual, Dance with grace, HIZAKI, Grace Special Package Ⅰ, Maiden†Ritual -experiment edition-, Ruined Kingdom, curse of virgo, Dignity of crest, -unique- and . Genres: Rock music, Power metal, Hard rock, Neoclassical metal and Symphonic metal.

Hiromi

Hiromi (March 26, 1979 Hamamatsu-) also known as うえはらひろみ, Uehara Hiromi, Hiromi Uehara, 上原ひろみ or Uehara, Hiromi is a Japanese jazz pianist and jazz composer.

Related albums: Another Mind, Brain, Hiromi Live in Concert, Beyond Standard, Place to Be, Spiral, Voice, Duet, Get Together -LIVE IN TOKYO and Move. Genres she performed include Jazz, Bebop, Jazz fusion, Jazz-funk, Post-bop and Classical music.

DJ Ozma

DJ Ozma (April 26, 1979 Kimitsu-) also known as DJ OZMA, 綾小路翔, 綾小路セロニアス翔, ディージェイオズマ, 尾妻野　純直, おずまのすみただ, Ozumano Sumitada, Sumitada Ozumano, 矢島ナオミ, ナオミ・カメリア・ヤジマ, やじまなおみ, Yajima Naomi, Naomi Yajima, Naomi Camellia Yajima, Sho Ayanokoji, Sho Thelonius Ayanokoji or Show Ayanocozey is a Japanese singer.

His albums include E.YO.NE!!, I ♥ PARTY PEOPLE, I ♥ PARTY PEOPLE 2, Lie-Lie-Lie, Spiderman, TOKYO BOOGiE BACK / For You, 疾風迅雷 ~命 BOM-BA-YE~, MASURAO, Age♂Age♂EVERY☆Knight and One Night. Genres: J-pop, Pop music, Hip hop music and Dance music.

Naoto Inti Raymi

Naoto Inti Raymi (August 15, 1979 Mie Prefecture-) a.k.a. Nakamura Naoto, Naoto Nakamura, Naoto Intiraimi or Naoto is a Japanese disc jockey and singer-songwriter.

His most recognized albums: Shall We Travel??, Funk Renaissance, Adventure, Kazeuta Caravan and . Genres he performed: J-pop, Latin American music and Funk.

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Ao Takahashi

Ao Takahashi (August 8, 1979 Saitama Prefecture-) a.k.a. 高橋裕子, 高梁碧, Takahashi, Ao or Ao Takahashi is a Japanese voice actor.

Ao Takahashi began her career in voice acting in 2001, after winning the Best Newcomer Award at the 4th Seiyu Awards. Since then, she has voiced many popular characters in anime, video games, and drama CDs, including Miyuki Takara in Lucky Star, Hiromi Yuasa in True Tears, and Manko Tominaga in Kissxsis. She is also known for her work as a narrator and radio personality, hosting her own radio show titled "Ao Takahashi's Yujin Shacho" from 2017 to 2019. In addition to her voice acting work, Takahashi is also a singer, having released several singles and albums throughout her career.

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Rino Nakasone Razalan

Rino Nakasone Razalan (June 11, 1979 Naha-) a.k.a. Rino Nakasone, Rino "Razalan" Nakasone, Music, Nakasone Rino, Rino or Harajuku Girls is a Japanese dancer, actor, choreographer, model and singer.

She is best known for being the lead dancer and choreographer for the American pop singer Gwen Stefani's Harajuku Girls. Nakasone has also worked as a choreographer for various other artists, including SHINee, Girls' Generation, TVXQ, BoA, and Justin Bieber. She has appeared on several television shows, including So You Think You Can Dance and Dancing with the Stars. In addition to her work in the entertainment industry, Nakasone is also a co-founder of the dance group Beat Freaks, who competed on the MTV series America's Best Dance Crew. Nakasone's talent and unique style have garnered her a loyal following of fans around the world.

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Rake

Rake (August 15, 1979 Sendai-) is a Japanese singer-songwriter.

His albums include , , , Free Bird and . Genres related to him: Pop rock and J-pop.

Maya

Maya (July 30, 1979-) also known as Maya lm.c, maya or Masahito Yamazaki is a Japanese musician.

Genres he performed: Electronic rock, Rock music and Pop music.

Kinya Kotani

Kinya Kotani (July 16, 1979 Saitama Prefecture-) also known as Kotani Kin'ya, KINYA, キンヤ, MC-K2, コタニキンヤ or BAD LUCK is a Japanese actor.

His most recognized albums: 情熱 BALLAD, HISTORY P-20, Sweet Sweet Samba, Easy Action, No! Virtual, Love Stuff, WHAT?××PHYSICAL××, Spicy Marmalade, Mad Soldiers' LABORATORY and NATIVE. Genres he performed: Pop music and Rock music.

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Miki Furukawa

Miki Furukawa (February 19, 1979 Japan-) a.k.a. フルカワミキ or Furukawa, Miki is a Japanese , .

Her albums: Mirrors, Bondage Heart, , , and Moshi Moshi, Kikoemasuka?. Genres she performed include Rock music, Pop music, Synthpop and Electropop.

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