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== Profile ==
 
== Profile ==
  
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* '''Birthdate:''' November 28, 1967
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* '''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1967|11|28|mf=yes}}
 
* '''Birthplace:''' Nagasaki, Nagasaki Prefecture
 
* '''Birthplace:''' Nagasaki, Nagasaki Prefecture
 
* '''[[Blood Type]]:''' A
 
* '''[[Blood Type]]:''' A
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== Information ==
 
== Information ==
  
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Harada Tomoyo first entered the world of show business in 1982 when she won the special award for the audition Kadokawa Movie Large Scale New Face Recuiting. That same year, she made her debut as an actress in the dorama [[Sailor Fuku to Kinjuu]], which her debut single. She also debuted as a singer with the single.
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Harada Tomoyo first entered the world of show business in 1982 when she won the special award for the audition Kadokawa Movie Large Scale New Face Recruiting. That same year, she made her debut as an actress in the dorama ''[[Sailor Fuku to Kinjuu]]'. She also debuted as a singer with the single "[[Kanashii Kurai Honto no Hanashi]]".
  
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She experience a huge boost of popularity when she starred in the lead role in the dorama Nerawareta Gakuen with [[Ito Kazue]].  She also gained fame when she made her theatrical debut in the movie [[Toki wo Kakeru Shoujo]] in 1983. The movie's theme and her third single, [[Toki wo Kakeru Shoujo]], sold over five million copies. After releasing that single, Harada released [Aijou Monogatari (Harada Tomoyo)|Aijou Monogatari]] and [[Tengoku ni Ichiban Chikai Shima]], which were both hit singles for her. By the end of 1985, Harada made her appearance on the special program [[Kouhaku Uta Gassen]], singing [[Soushun Mongatari]].  
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She experienced a huge boost of popularity when she starred in the lead role in the dorama ''[[Nerawareta Gakuen]]'' with [[Ito Kazue]].  She also gained fame when she made her theatrical debut in the movie ''[[Toki wo Kakeru Shoujo (film)|Toki wo Kakeru Shoujo]]'' in 1983. The movie's theme song and her third single, ''[[Toki wo Kakeru Shoujo]]'', sold over five million copies. After releasing that single, Harada released "[[Aijou Monogatari (Harada Tomoyo)|Aijou Monogatari]]" and "[[Tengoku ni Ichiban Chikai Shima]]", which were both hit singles for her. By the end of 1985, Harada made her appearance on the special program ''[[Kouhaku Uta Gassen]]'', singing "[[Soushun Mongatari]]".  
  
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Later on in the 80s, Harada went onto to do a collaboration album with [[Suzuki Keiichi]]. She also worked with Swedish Producer [[Wikipedia:Tore Johansson|Tore Johansson]] on a couple of her albums. In 1998, she attended the Berlin Film Festival for her lead part in the movie [[Rakkasuru Yuugata]].
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Later on in the 80s, Harada went onto to do a collaboration album with [[Suzuki Keiichi]]. She also worked with Swedish producer [[Wikipedia:Tore Johansson|Tore Johansson]] on a couple of her albums. In 1998, she attended the Berlin Film Festival for her lead part in the movie ''[[Rakkasuru Yuugata]]''.
  
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In 2005, she would later marry illusator [[Ed Tsuwaki]]. Then two years later, she would join the pop electronica group [[pupa]].
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In 2005, she later married illustrator [[Ed Tsuwaki]]. Then two years later, she joined the pop electronica group [[pupa]].
  
 
== Discography ==
 
== Discography ==
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* [1984.11.28] [[Nadeshiko Junjou]] (撫子純情)
 
* [1984.11.28] [[Nadeshiko Junjou]] (撫子純情)
 
* [1985.11.28] [[Pavene]] (パヴァーヌ)
 
* [1985.11.28] [[Pavene]] (パヴァーヌ)
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* [1986.06.28] [[Next Door|NEXT DOOR]]
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* [1986.06.28] [[Next Door (Harada Tomoyo)|NEXT DOOR]]
 
* [1986.11.28] [[Soshite]]
 
* [1986.11.28] [[Soshite]]
 
* [1987.07.29] [[Schmatz]]
 
* [1987.07.29] [[Schmatz]]
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* [1990.05.21] [[Tears of Joy (Harada Tomoyo Album)|Tears of Joy]]
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* [1990.05.21] [[Tears of Joy (Harada Tomoyo album)|Tears of Joy]]
 
* [1990.11.28] [[Blue in Blue]]
 
* [1990.11.28] [[Blue in Blue]]
 
* [1991.05.21] [[Sai]] (彩)
 
* [1991.05.21] [[Sai]] (彩)
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* [1992.08.21] [[Garden|GARDEN]]
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* [1992.08.21] [[Garden (Harada Tomoyo)|GARDEN]]
 
* [1995.01.20] [[Egg Shell]]
 
* [1995.01.20] [[Egg Shell]]
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* [1996.05.17] [[Clover|clover]]
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* [1996.05.17] [[Clover (Harada Tomoyo)|clover]]
 
* [1997.02.21] [[I Could Be Free|I could be free]]
 
* [1997.02.21] [[I Could Be Free|I could be free]]
 
* [1998.08.21] [[Blue Orange]]
 
* [1998.08.21] [[Blue Orange]]
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* [2002.11.20] [[My Pieces]]
 
* [2002.11.20] [[My Pieces]]
 
* [2007.11.28] [[Music & Me|music & me]]
 
* [2007.11.28] [[Music & Me|music & me]]
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* [2009.10.21] [[Eyja|eyja]]
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* [2014.05.07] [[Noon Moon (Harada Tomoyo)|noon moon]]
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* [2022.03.23] [[Fruitful Days|fruitful days]]
  
 
=== Cover Albums ===
 
=== Cover Albums ===
  
 
* [1994.02.18] [[Kako]] (カコ)
 
* [1994.02.18] [[Kako]] (カコ)
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* [2001.06.20] [[Summer Breeze|Summer breeze]]
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* [2001.06.20] [[Summer Breeze (Harada Tomoyo)|Summer breeze]]
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* [2015.03.18] [[Ren'ai Shousetsu (Harada Tomoyo)|Ren'ai Shousetsu]] (恋愛小説; ''Love Novel'')
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* [2016.05.11] [[Ren'ai Shousetsu ~Wakaba no Koro]] (恋愛小説2~若葉のころ)
  
 
=== Best Albums ===
 
=== Best Albums ===
  
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* [1986.11.01] [[Pocket]] (ポシェット)
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* [1986.11.01] [[Pocket (Harada Tomoyo)|Pocket]] (ポシェット)
 
* [1987.11.28] [[From T]]
 
* [1987.11.28] [[From T]]
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* [1988.07.21] [[My Favorites|MY FAVORITES]]
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* [1988.07.21] [[My Favorites (Harada Tomoyo)|MY FAVORITES]]
 
* [1988.09.01] [[Single Collection '82~'88]] (シングル・コレクション '82～'88)
 
* [1988.09.01] [[Single Collection '82~'88]] (シングル・コレクション '82～'88)
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* [1997.09.18] [[Flowers]]
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* [1997.09.18] [[Flowers (Harada Tomoyo)|Flowers]]
 
* [1998.08.21] [[Golden J-Pop the Best|GOLDEN J-POP THE BEST]]
 
* [1998.08.21] [[Golden J-Pop the Best|GOLDEN J-POP THE BEST]]
 
* [2000.07.19] [[2000 Best|2000 BEST]]
 
* [2000.07.19] [[2000 Best|2000 BEST]]
 
* [2001.11.21] [[Best Harvest]]
 
* [2001.11.21] [[Best Harvest]]
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=== Other Albums ===
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* [2017.07.05] [[Ongaku to Watashi]] (音楽と私; ''Music and Me'')
  
 
=== Singles ===
 
=== Singles ===
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* [1995.09.06] [[Ashita (Harada Tomoyo)|Ashita]] (あした)
 
* [1995.09.06] [[Ashita (Harada Tomoyo)|Ashita]] (あした)
 
* [1996.04.19] [[100 Love-Letters|100 LOVE-LETTERS]]
 
* [1996.04.19] [[100 Love-Letters|100 LOVE-LETTERS]]
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* [1997.01.22] [[Romance]] (ロマンス)
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* [1997.01.22] [[Romance (Harada Tomoyo)|Romance]] (ロマンス)
 
* [1997.07.24] [[Sincere]] (シンシア)
 
* [1997.07.24] [[Sincere]] (シンシア)
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* [1998.04.22] [[Koi wo Shiyou]] (恋をしよう)
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* [1998.04.22] [[Koi wo Shiyou (Harada Tomoyo)|Koi wo Shiyou]] (恋をしよう)
 
* [1998.07.18] [[Shichishoku no Rakuen]] (七色の楽園)
 
* [1998.07.18] [[Shichishoku no Rakuen]] (七色の楽園)
 
* [1999.09.22] [[You Can Jump Into the Fire|You can jump into the fire]]  
 
* [1999.09.22] [[You Can Jump Into the Fire|You can jump into the fire]]  
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=== Videos / DVDs ===
 
=== Videos / DVDs ===
  
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* [1984.09.21] 16sai no Graffitti (16才のグラフィティ)
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* [1984.09.21] [[16sai no Graffitti]] (16才のグラフィティ)
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* [1984.10.21] Harada Tomoyo Story (原田知世ストーリー)
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* [1984.10.21] [[Harada Tomoyo Story]] (原田知世ストーリー)
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* [1985.03.21] [[Soyokaze no Kururu TOMOYO SONG BOOK (そよ風のクルール TOMOYO・SONG BOOK)
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* [1985.03.21] [[Soyokaze no Kururu Tomoyo Song Book|Soyokaze no Kururu TOMOYO SONG BOOK]] (そよ風のクルール TOMOYO・SONG BOOK)
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* [1986.10.22] Muscat Lips Tour
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* [1986.10.22] [[Muscat Lips Tour]]
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* [1987.12.02] OS
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* [1987.12.02] [[OS]]
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* [1991.09.21] Gensou no Iru Basho (幻想のいる場所)
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* [1991.09.21] [[Gensou no Iru Basho]] (幻想のいる場所)
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* [1999.04.21] Blue Orange Tour
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* [1999.04.21] [[Blue Orange Tour]]
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* [2001.05.25] Kamisama no Kakurenbo -Atae Yuuki no Sekai]] (神様のかくれんぼ -与勇輝の世界)
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* [2001.05.25] [[Kamisama no Kakurenbo -Atae Yuuki no Sekai]] (神様のかくれんぼ -与勇輝の世界)
  
 
=== Books ===
 
=== Books ===
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[[Category:Artists]]
 
[[Category:Artists]]
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[[Category:Vocalist]]
 
[[Category:J-Pop]]
 
[[Category:J-Pop]]
 
[[Category:J-Actress]]
 
[[Category:J-Actress]]

Latest revision as of 22:36, 17 April 2022

Harada Tomoyo (2007)

Harada Tomoyo (原田知世) is a Japanese singer and actress.

Profile

  • Birthdate: November 28, 1967 (1967-11-28) (age 56)
  • Birthplace: Nagasaki, Nagasaki Prefecture
  • Blood Type: A

Information

Harada Tomoyo first entered the world of show business in 1982 when she won the special award for the audition Kadokawa Movie Large Scale New Face Recruiting. That same year, she made her debut as an actress in the dorama Sailor Fuku to Kinjuu'. She also debuted as a singer with the single "Kanashii Kurai Honto no Hanashi".

She experienced a huge boost of popularity when she starred in the lead role in the dorama Nerawareta Gakuen with Ito Kazue. She also gained fame when she made her theatrical debut in the movie Toki wo Kakeru Shoujo in 1983. The movie's theme song and her third single, Toki wo Kakeru Shoujo, sold over five million copies. After releasing that single, Harada released "Aijou Monogatari" and "Tengoku ni Ichiban Chikai Shima", which were both hit singles for her. By the end of 1985, Harada made her appearance on the special program Kouhaku Uta Gassen, singing "Soushun Mongatari".

Later on in the 80s, Harada went onto to do a collaboration album with Suzuki Keiichi. She also worked with Swedish producer Tore Johansson on a couple of her albums. In 1998, she attended the Berlin Film Festival for her lead part in the movie Rakkasuru Yuugata.

In 2005, she later married illustrator Ed Tsuwaki. Then two years later, she joined the pop electronica group pupa.

Discography

Studio Albums

Cover Albums

Best Albums

Other Albums

Singles

Videos / DVDs

Books

  • [1984.04.25] To Mo Yo Harada Tomoyo Shashinshuu (To Mo Yo 原田知世写真集)
  • [1984.11.28] Toki no Mahoutsukai (時の魔法使い)
  • [1985.08.15] 1985nengata Harada Tomoyo Shashinshhu Denjiten Aitakute, Tomoyo 1984 1985 (1985年型 原田知世写真大事典 あいたくて、知世 1984・1985)
  • [1986.11.28] Tomoyo Harada 1st Concert Tour
  • [1987.11.28] 19+1 Good-by teens, Hello twenties
  • [1995.10.01] Harada Tomoyo My Knit My Style (原田知世 マイニット・マイスタイル)

External Links

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