Source: Wenhui Network
Takuya Kimura's new song "One and Only" was released today, and the MV adopts a one-shot shooting method, showing a coherent scene from the backstage to the concert scene. The 47-year-old male god seems to be still a teenager in the green years, singing on the stage with enthusiasm. Also online was Takuya Kimura's debut solo digital album Go with the Flow, marking his official resumption of his singing career. Go with the Flow means "going with the flow", which refers to moving softly and according to your own ideas towards the future, and it is also a true portrayal of Takuya Kimura.
The production team of "Go with the Flow" brings together many well-known musicians such as Hiroshi Inaba, Uru, Keigo Koyamada, Yohei Kawakami, Yoshiki Mizuno, Keiyuki Makihara, Naotaro Moriyama and many others. They worked hard to tailor-made for Takuya Kimura, presenting the unique charm of the male god in 13 new songs. As Hiroshi Inaba puts it, "I wrote lyrics about what I saw, talked to, played together, and felt, and naturally came to mind with the lyrics of 'The Real Takuya Kimura', and as the text says, he is One and Only." ”
Kimura Takuya's popularity in that year can be described as a phenomenon, far more than today's top-notch students, and all the film and television works starring in it can be described as a crowded alley. In 1996, he starred in the romance drama "Long Vacation", in which he played Hidetoshi Seina, a music school graduate who played the piano. The show's finale received a 36.7 percent rating, creating a social phenomenon of "making women disappear on the streets on Monday night" (all going home to watch the show), a large number of men going to learn the piano, and the protagonist's apartment became a tourist attraction.
In 2001, he starred in the drama TV series "HERO", which set a record for the first time in the history of Japanese dramas to exceed 30% of the ratings of each episode.
Takuya Kimura starring in a drama can lead to a career. His role as a prosecutor in HERO made the otherwise unpopular prosecutor replace the lawyer as the preferred profession for law students at various schools at the time. After the show aired as pilot Shinkai Moto in "Good Luck", the then sluggish Japanese airlines received a large number of cover letters, and the aviation industry became a career that Japanese people aspired to. Playing an ice hockey player in "Lovers on Ice" tripled the audience of Japanese ice hockey and promoted the sport.
The news of Takuya Kimura and Shizuka Kudo's marriage was broadcast by Japanese television on a 15-minute frequency that year, causing many Japanese women to call "collective love". His advertising posters, endorsement products, clothing, and even props in the play became the weather vane of Japan and even asia at that time.
With her handsome image and superb acting skills, Kimura Takuya conquered the hearts of a group of post-70s and post-80s boys and girls at that time. Today, Kimura, who has entered middle age, is still active in the public eye. In the just-concluded "Tokyo Grand Hotel", he played the comeback of French cuisine chef Natsuki Oehana. The New Year special drama "Teaching Field", which began airing this year, also received good ratings, in which Kimura played the role of an instructor at a police school in Kanagawa Prefecture.
In his singing career, he has been featured in the NHK Red and White Song Club several times with the SMAP group, and with the dissolution of the group in 2016, Takuya Kimura's debut solo album today marks his return to the music scene.