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Junichi Kamiyama
Junichi Kamiyama was born in 1948. A well-known Japanese composer, arranger, and music producer, whose content covers advertising soundtracks, record compositions, arrangers, television music, etc., he is quite active in the Japanese literary and art circles, and has attracted much attention for high-quality ambient music. Representative works: Hawaiian melody, where the rainbow rises.
Junichi Inagaki
Junichi Inagaki, born in 1973, is known as one of the "Fathers of Japanese Bangle". He is good at combining new music with pure Japanese bang music, and has also added singing flavor and JAZZ, and has created countless popular songs since his debut. The famous song "May You Not Leave Tonight" by The Celestial Superstar Dawn is also a cover of his song "The End of the Horse".
Koichi Kasuyama
Koichi Akiyama ,born in Tokyo in 1931, is a well-known Japanese composer. He is the first patriarch of game music in Japan, known as the "Mozart of the game music industry". He is also the holder of the Guinness Book of World Records for "the world's oldest game composer", and this dedication is really no one else.
Ryuichi Kawamura
Ryuichi Kawamura, born in 1970 in Kanagawa, Japan, is a famous music producer and rock singer. He founded and served as the lead singer of the famous Japanese visual group "LUNA SEA".
Ōtaki Yongichi
Hiroichi Otaki ,born in 1948, is a musician with many identities as singer-songwriters, composers, and music engineers, and is revered as a "teacher" and a "fukuso immortal" for his outstanding talents.
Akiichi Nakamura
Akiichi Nakamura, a famous shakuhachi player and composer, the teacher of Katsuya Yokoyama, and the teacher of most of the nihilistic monks in Japan, enjoys a high reputation in Japan.
Yuichi Watanabe
Yuichi Watanabe, a Japanese pianist who studied under the French music giant Pierre, specialized in composition and orchestral composition, becoming his only disciple in Japan.
Seiichi Kyoda
Seiichi Kyota, born in Tokyo in 1958, is a famous Japanese new age music master, and Onda Naoyuki is known as the "Month of Peace" double giant.
Koichi Sakamoto
Ryuichi Sakamoto is a famous Japanese musician, composer and record producer. He starred in and scored "Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence" and won the British Academy Film Award, and won the Academy Award, Golden Globe award and Grammy Award for the soundtrack of the film "The Last Emperor".
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