Mika Nakajima
Born on February 19, 1983 in Ijiin-cho, Nichiji City, Japan, he graduated from Kagoshima Tenboyama Junior High School and is a Japanese singer and actor.
In 2001, he debuted at the same time as starring in the Japanese drama "Shinjuku Scars Love Song" and singing the single "STARS". In 2002, he won the Best Newcomer Award at the Japanese Drama Academy Awards. In 2003, he starred in the movie "Encounter with the Most Evil Boy". In April 2004, the 11th single "SEVEN" was released. In 2005, Mika Nakajima starred in the film NANA. 2006 single "CRY NO MORE". In 2007, he released the single "Invisible Stars". In 2008, the album "VOICE Bel Canto" was released. In 2009, he released the single "Stream star". In 2010, he participated in the movie "Resident Evil 4: The Afterlife". On April 27, 2011, the single "Dear" was released. In 2013, the album "REAL" was released. Mika Nakajima has a "natural style", a cool temperament, and a lonely singing voice, and the three complement each other perfectly.
In 2010, Mika Nakajima, who had been debuting for nearly a decade, was diagnosed with Eustachian tube openness, she could not hear her own voice at all, could not grasp her tone, was prone to tinnitus when she was loud, and later even affected her vocalization.
At that time, her concert began to go out of tune, out of tune, broken, suffered countless insults and humiliations, and at a subsequent concert, Nakajima Mika announced that she would temporarily leave the stage due to illness.
Later, Nakajima Mika went to the United States for medical treatment, but was told by the doctor that there was no cure, and those years were, in the words of Mika Nakajima herself, "sitting on a bench in a New York park every day, crying every day in torment." ”
Because she loved her singing career too much, Mika Nakajima did not give up, began to learn gravity yoga, practiced vocalization again, and spent a long time learning to get along with the disease.
In 2011, Mika Nakajima made a comeback, but she still couldn't hear her voice clearly, couldn't fully grasp the intensity of her voice, and once became the object of ridicule, everyone felt that she had passed.
In 2013, Mika Nakajima received Hiroshi Nakajima's "僕が死のうと思ったのは" ("Once Upon a Time I Thought About a Hundred"), and after listening to Demo, Nakajima Mika burst into tears because she felt that the song was written by her heart, so she decided to sing it.
After the launch of "僕が死のうと思ったのは" ("Once I Thought About a Hundred"), many people found hope of reinvigorating themselves in Mika Nakajima's stories and songs, and in 2013, Japan's suicide rate even reached the lowest rate in the calendar year.
In 2015, Mika Nakajima sang the song at the concert finale, and during the singing, she kept stomping her feet to control the beat, and even needed to kneel to find the rhythm point, but she still performed the song perfectly.
In 2015, Mika Nakajima's tearful "Once I Thought About It" at a concert revived a me who once wanted to give up my life.
I am not a fan of hers, but I overheard the song "Once I also thought about a hundred", her heart-wrenching singing at the concert, I instantly had a resonance, the feeling of having an unknown experience really made me have a strong sense of motivation, that sentence "because I have not met you yet" feel that there is suddenly hope for life to continue to live, there are many people full of dissatisfaction and disgust for the world, maybe the world is so unfair to everyone, but to live is hope, The most important thing is that no matter what situation you are in, tell yourself that it will always be fine. When you admit your cowardice and cowardice, it is time for you to be born again.
When you have nowhere to go, say to yourself: cry if you want, no one looks at your jokes, if you are tired, go back quickly!
When you think life is really hard, why can't anyone help me?
When you feel that your pressure is really great and you are about to be overwhelmed, I hope you can listen to this song and listen to her story