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Latest revision as of 15:33, 27 January 2013
CHABA was a three-member Japanese pop band that formed in 1996 at the Osaka University of Arts. They made their major debut in 2004 under Ki/oon Records and disbanded on April 7th, 2008. They were notable for using the sanshin, a traditional Okinawan instrument.
Members
- Hirano Ichiro (平野一郎) - Vocals, guitar
- Higa Daisuke (比嘉大祐) - Sanshin, chorus
- Kaizuma Shizuka (鹿嶋静) - Fiddle, chorus
Discography
Albums
- [2003.11.06] CHABA
- [2003.11.06] THE BEST OF CHABA KINEMA ROCK YUUGI
- [2004.08.18] Seishun Kinema (青春キネマ; Youth Film)
- [2006.08.02] Atorie (アトリエ; Studio)
Singles
- [2004.02.18] Shiroi Odoriko (白い踊り子; White Dancer) (Indie)
- [2005.02.23] Haru -Tabidachi no Uta- (春－旅立ちの歌－; Spring -Song of Departure-)
- [2005.08.31] Tourai (到来; Arrival)
- [2006.02.22] Parade (パレード)
- [2006.06.21] Namida (涙; Tears)
