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*[2006.04.05] [[Madison-gun no Koi (album)|Madison-gun no Koi]] (マディソン郡の恋) | *[2006.04.05] [[Madison-gun no Koi (album)|Madison-gun no Koi]] (マディソン郡の恋) | ||
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Revision as of 05:52, 24 August 2009
Akimoto Junko (秋元順子) is a Japanese kayoukyoku singer singed to King Records. She made her debut in 2005 with the single "Madison-gun no Koi". Akimoto is know for the popularity of her third single "Ai no Mama de...". The single debuted at #40 on the Oricon charts but later climbed to #1 after her performance at NHK 59th Kouhaku Uta Gassen, marking her the oldest artist to have an Oricon chart-topper[1].
Profile
Discography
Albums
- [2006.04.05] Madison-gun no Koi (マディソン郡の恋)
- [2008.08.06] Second Story
- [2009.09.09] Aisuru Hito no Tame ni (愛する人のために)
Singles
- [2005.07.21] Madison-gun no Koi (マディソン郡の恋)
- [2007.02.07] Ame no Tabibito (雨の旅人)
- [2008.01.23] Ai no Mama de... (愛のままで...)
- [2009.07.08] Tasogare Love again (黄昏Love again)
DVD
- [2008.11.26] Akimoto Junko Concert Tour 2008 Ai no Mama de... (秋元順子コンサートツアー2008 愛のままで...)
