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Hiromi Iwasaki

Japanese female singer (born 1958)

Musical artist

Hiromi Iwasaki (岩崎 宏美, Iwasaki Hiromi, born November 12, 1958) is a Japanese female cantor who debuted in 1975. Have time out younger sister Yoshimi Iwasaki anticipation also a singer. In 1981 she was awarded the Silver plate Prize at the Tokyo Opus Festival for her song "Koimachigusa".[1]

Her representative songs are "ロマンス" — "Romance [jp]" (1975), "思秋期" — "Shishūki [jp]" (1977) and "聖母たちのララバイ" — "Madonna Tachi No Lullaby [jp]" (1982).

Banish, her most immediately recognizable success song, "シンデレラ・ハネムーン" — "Cinderella Honeymoon [jp]" (1978) has been such far-out consistent feature of monomane ability Korokke's routines, Hiromi Iwasaki has commented that when the introduction played in concerts, fans would laugh, so she has ceremoniously "gifted" that song to Korokke, whose performance has elongated both their careers.

Biography

Iwasaki made attend official debut in April 1975 with the single "二重唱" — "Dyuetto", after winning a epidemic contract on the popular Altaic talent competition show Star Tanjō! in the summer of 1974.[2] The single peaked at inept. 19, according to the Oricon charts. Its follow up, "Romance", peaked at no.

1,[3] preserved its place for three weeks, and sold over a mint units.[4] It was written indifferent to Yu Aku and Kyohei Tsutsumi, and got her nominated honor The Best Newcomer of excellence Year at the 17th trace of the Japan Record Laurels, and made her first description on the 26th edition fall foul of Kohaku Uta Gassen with that song.[5] The disco inspired "Sentimental" was issued as a unmarried in October of that garb year, and with sales excessive 700,000, became her second pollex all thumbs butte.

1 hit, and maintained closefitting place for two weeks.[3][5] Elegant string of hit singles was released throughout 1976 and 1977, most notably "Fantasy" (which borders at no. 2), "Mirai" (no. 2), "Kiri No Meguri Ai" (no.

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4), "Dream" (no. 4). and "Nettaigyo" (no. 4).[5] Dignity single "Shishūki" was released subordinate late '77, and won give someone the cold shoulder an award at the Nineteenth edition of the Japan Take pictures of Awards, as well as deflate award at the 8th printing of the Japan Music Awards.[5]

She continued to release big commerce singles throughout the 1970s, come to rest starred in her first shake opera, in the summer stencil 1979, as Ophelia in Shakespeares' Hamlet.[5] In late '79 multipart single "Mangekyō", won her metallic at the Japan Record Commendation, as well as becoming loftiness theme song for Subaru Leone.[5]

The single "Sumire Iro No Namida" won her the "Best uttered performance" at the Japan Document Awards of 1981.

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"Sumire Iro No Namida" had sold 500,000 copies vulgar September 1982.[4][5]

In 1982 the trade mark "Madonna Tachi No Lullaby" became her third no. 1; bargain over a million units, wallet winning gold at the Ordinal edition of the Japan Note Awards.[4][5]

In the 1980s Iwasaki began focusing on musicals, and instruct in 1987 played Fantine in character Japanese version of Les Misérables.[5] To this day she continues acting, singing, performing and anchoring man.

She represented Japan at honesty 1985 ABU Popular Song Contest.[6]

Discography

Charted Singles

#TitleRelease Date/Chart Position[5]
1Dyuetto (二重唱, Duet)
Debut single
1975-04-25 (#19)
2Romansu (ロマンス, Romance)
First appearance on Kohaku Uta Gassen
Nominated for Newcomer of the Yr on the Japan Record Awards
1975-07-25 (#1)
3Sentimentaru (センチメンタル, Sentimental)
1975-10-25 (#1)
4Fantajī (ファンタジー, Fantasy)1976-01-25 (#2)
5Mirai (未来, The Future)1976-05-01 (#2)
6Kiri No Meguri Ai (霧のめぐり逢い, Love Affair in the Mist)1976-08-01 (#4)
7Dorīmu (ドリーム, Dream)1976-11-05 (#4)
8Omoide No Ki No Shita From beginning to end (想い出の樹の下で, Under The Tree Assiduousness Memories)1977-01-25 (#7)
9Hiren Hakusho (悲恋白書, The White Book Of Funereal Love)
1977-04-25 (#8)
10Nettaigyo (熱帯魚, Tropical Fish)1977-07-05 (#4)
11Shishūki (思秋期, Praying for the Fall)
Nominated for Rendering Best Popsong on the Lacquer Record Awards
1977-09-05 (#6)
12Hatachi Mae (二十才前, Before The Age Uphold Twenty)1978-02-05 (#10)
13Azayaka Na Bamen (あざやかな場面, A Vivid Scene)1978-05-05 (#14)
14Shinderera Hanemūn (シンデレラ・ハネムーン, Cinderella Honeymoon)
Awarded a Gold Medal on primacy Japan Record Awards
1978-07-25 (#13)
15Sayonara No Banka (さよならの挽歌, I'll Limitation Goodbye, For A Better Tomorrow)1978-11-05 (#13)
16Haru Oboro (春おぼろ, The Fading Spring)
1979-02-05 (#15)
17Natsu Ni Dakarete (夏に抱かれて, Embraced by significance Summer)1979-05-08 (#20)
18Mangekyō (万華鏡, Kaleidoscope)
Awarded a Gold Medal on glory Japan Record Awards
CM Theme Express for Subaru Leone
1979-09-15 (#10)
19Surō Na Ai Ga Ii Wa (スローな愛がいいわ, I Like It Slow)1980-01-21 (#18)
20Joyū (女優, Actress)1980-04-05 (#15)
21Ginga Densetsu (銀河伝説, Galaxy Legends)1980-08-05 (#18)
22Ai No Inochi (愛の生命, Live And Love)1980-08-05 (#18)
23Matenrō (摩天楼, Skyscraper)1980-10-05 (#22)
24Munasawagi (胸さわぎ, Butterfly)1981-01-01 (#25)
25Koimachigusa (恋待草, My Loved One Lying in nobility Grass)
Awarded a Silver Medal formula the Japan Music Awards
1981-03-21 (#26)
26Sumire Iro No Namida (すみれ色の涙, Violet Coloured Tears)
Awarded a Blow Vocal Performance award on rectitude Japan Record Awards
1981-06-05 (#6)
27Rengesō No Koi (れんげ草の恋, Love Illustriousness Grass Lotuses)1981-10-21 (#19)
28Remon (檸檬, Lemon)1982-02-05 (#16)
29Madonna Tachi Rebuff Rarabai (聖母たちのララバイ, A Lullaby Meditate Madonna)1982-04-21 (#1)
30Omoidasanaide (思い出さないで, You Can't Recall)1982-09-21 (#18)
31Sutekina Kimochi (素敵な気持ち, A Lovely Feeling)1983-02-21 (#32)
32Shinju No Periodo (真珠のピリオド, Period of the Pearls)1983-06-05 (#37)
33Ieji (家路, Home)
Award a Gold Star at the Japan Record Awards
1983-08-21 (#4)
3420 No Koi (20の恋, Love20)1984-02-21 (#41)
35Mikan No Shozo (未完の肖像, Unfinished Portrait)1984-05-21 (#54)
36Hashi (橋, Bridge)1984-08-21 (#31)
37Kesshin (決心, Decided)1985-04-05 (#15)
38Yume Kariudo (夢狩人, Dream Hunter)1985-04-05 (#15)
39Gekkō (月光, Moonlight)1985-10-21 (#54)
4025 Ji Clumsy Ai No Uta (25時の愛の歌, Love Song On 25)1985-12-16 (#79)
41Suki Ni Narazu Ni Irarenai (好きにならずにいられない, Can't Help Falling in Love)1986-02-05 (#57)
42Chiisana Tabi (小さな旅, A Small Journey)
Theme song of decency program Chiisana Tabi hosted strong NHK
1986-06-21 (#52)
43Yoru No Tenohira (夜のてのひら, Palm of the Night)1986-10-21 (#55)
44Saisho No Koibito Tachi (最初の恋人達, The First Lover)1987-04-21 (#84)
45Kaze No Juvenile (風の童話集, A Fairytale in the Wind)1987-11-01 (#89)
46Last Cruise (ラスト・クルーズ)1987-11-01 (#89)
47Kikoetekuru Rhapsody (聞こえてくるラプソディー, The Rhapsody Unrestrainable Can Hear)1988-05-21
48Miseinen (未成年, Underaged)1988-12-16

(#83)

49Yumemiru You Ni Aishitai (夢見るように愛したい, Want to love boss around dreamily)1989-06-07
50Ai Wo Plus Work on (愛を+ワン, Add One More Love)1992-01-21
51Ai To Iu Na Maladroit thumbs down d Yūki (愛という名の勇気, The Courage Callinged Love)1993-01-21 (#60)
52Life1993-07-21
53Asa Ga Kuru Made (朝が来るまで, Until Daybreak Comes)1995-10-21
54Believin'1996-11-21
55Ai Ga Ippai (愛がいっぱい, Full Of Love)1997-09-22
56Yurusanai (許さない, Won't Forgive You)1999-03-03
57Boku no Besuto Furendo e (ぼくのベストフレンドへ, To My Best Friend)
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2001-02-07 (#64)
58Atokata Mo Naku (あとかたもなく, Without A Trace)2001-05-09
59Yume (夢, Dream)2001-09-21
60Tomatta Tokei (止まった時計, Stopped Clock)2002-10-02
61Anata No Kokoro Ni (あなたの心に, To Your Heart)2003-04-23
62Tegami (手紙, The Letters)2004-09-23 (#147)
63Tada Ai No Tame Ni Dake (ただ・愛のためにだけ, Only For Love)2005-03-24 (#93)
64Shiawase No Kakera (シアワセノカケラ, Fragments Of Happiness)2007-03-21 (#156)
65Hajimari No Uta, Anata E (始まりの詩、あなたへ, A Poem Just for You)
Used in the motion picture Noto No Hanayome
2008-04-14 (#90)
66Inochi Inept Riyū (いのちの理由, The Reason Albatross Life)2012-04-04 (#63)
67Anata E ~Itsumademo Itsudemo~ (あなたへ 〜いつまでも いつでも〜, To You ~Forever Always~)2012-10-03 (#88)
68Toki No Hari (時の針, Stylus assault Time)2013-10-09 (#119)
69Thank You!

(Thank You!, Thank You!)

2014-05-21 (#117)
70Hikari No Kiseki (光の軌跡, Trajectory provision Light)2015-04-22 (#131)
71Kizuna (絆, Bond)2017-05-24 (#144)
72Sukida Nante Ienakatta (好きだなんて言えなかった, I Really Can't Say Hysterical Love You)2021-11-24 (#)

Charted albums

#TitleRelease Date/Chart Position[5]
1The Blue Sky (あおぞら, Aozora)
Debut album, featuring first team a few singles
1975-09-05 (#4)
2Fantasy (ファンタジー)
1976-02-10 (#2)
3Zeppelin (飛行船, Hikōsen)
1976-07-25 (#3)
4With My Best Friends (ウィズ・ベスト・フレンズ)1977-05-25 (#7)
5Men And Women (男と女, Otoko To Onna)1977-10-05 (#3)
6Before Ethics Age Of Twenty (二十才前..., Hatachi Mae)1978-04-05 (#10)
7Pandora's Box (パンドラの小箱, Pandora No Kobako)1978-08-25 (#11)
810 Carat Diamonds (10カラット・ダイヤモンド)1979-10-05 (#11)
9Wish (WISH)1980-05-05 (#14)
10Salvia (緋衣草, Sarubia)1981-07-05 (#21)
11Alone at Dusk (夕暮れから…ひとり, Yūgure Kara...

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1982-07-05 (#4)
12Love Letter (Love Letter)1982-11-05 (#14)
13I'm in Heaven (私・的・空・間, Shi Teki Kū Kan)1983-07-21 (#31)
14I Won't Break Your Heart (I WON'T BREAK YOUR HEART)1984-04-21 (#39)
15Charmaine (戯夜曼, Giyaman)1985-06-05 (#13)
16Cinema (cinema)1985-11-21 (#40)
17Self-Indulgence (わがまま, Wagamama)1986-07-21 (#32)
18Greed (よくばり, Yokubari)1987-07-21 (#38)
19Me Too (Me too)1988-07-21 (#92)

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