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* [2008.05.21] [[Enka Meikyoku Collection 8 ~Genkai Funauta~]] (演歌名曲コレクション8～玄海船歌～)
 
* [2008.05.21] [[Enka Meikyoku Collection 8 ~Genkai Funauta~]] (演歌名曲コレクション8～玄海船歌～)
 
* [2008.12.10] [[Enka Meikyoku Collection 9 ~Aijou no Mizuumi~]] (演歌名曲コレクション9～哀愁の湖～)
 
* [2008.12.10] [[Enka Meikyoku Collection 9 ~Aijou no Mizuumi~]] (演歌名曲コレクション9～哀愁の湖～)
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* [2009.05.20] [[Enka Meikyoku Collection 10 ~Ryoukyoku Ichidai~]] (演歌名曲コレクション10～浪曲一代～)
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* [2009.05.20] [[Enka Meikyoku Collection 10 ~Roukyoku Ichidai~]] (演歌名曲コレクション10～浪曲一代～)
  
 
===Mini-Albums===
 
===Mini-Albums===
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* [2005.07.06] [[Omokage no Miyako]] (面影の都)
 
* [2005.07.06] [[Omokage no Miyako]] (面影の都)
 
* [2006.03.15] [[Ikken]] (一剣)
 
* [2006.03.15] [[Ikken]] (一剣)
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* [2007.05.09] [[Abayo]] (あばよ)
 
* [2007.05.09] [[Kiyoshi no Soran Bushi]] (きよしのソーラン節)
 
* [2007.05.09] [[Kiyoshi no Soran Bushi]] (きよしのソーラン節)
 
* [2008.02.13] [[Genkai Funauta]] (玄海船歌)
 
* [2008.02.13] [[Genkai Funauta]] (玄海船歌)
 
* [2008.10.01] [[Aijou no Mizuumi]] (哀愁の湖)
 
* [2008.10.01] [[Aijou no Mizuumi]] (哀愁の湖)
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* [2009.02.04] [[Ryoukyoku Ichidai]] (浪曲一代)
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* [2009.02.04] [[Roukyoku Ichidai]] (浪曲一代)
  
 
===DVDs===
 
===DVDs===
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* [2002.03.20] [[Hikawa Kiyoshi First Concert in Tokyo International Forum]] (氷川きよし ファーストコンサートin東京国際フォーラム)
 
* [2002.03.20] [[Hikawa Kiyoshi First Concert in Tokyo International Forum]] (氷川きよし ファーストコンサートin東京国際フォーラム)
 
* [2002.05.22] [[Hikawa Kiyoshi Original Best]] (氷川きよし オリジナルベスト)
 
* [2002.05.22] [[Hikawa Kiyoshi Original Best]] (氷川きよし オリジナルベスト)
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* [2003.02.19] [[Hikawa Kiyoshi Special Concert 2002 Kiyoshi no Yoru Vol.2]] (氷川きよしスペシャルコンサート2002 きよしこの夜Vol.2)
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* [2003.02.19] [[Hikawa Kiyoshi Special Concert 2002 Kiyoshi Kono Yoru Vol.2]] (氷川きよしスペシャルコンサート2002 きよしこの夜Vol.2)
 
* [2003.07.01] [[Hikawa Kiyoshi Original Best 2003]] (氷川きよし オリジナルベスト 2003)
 
* [2003.07.01] [[Hikawa Kiyoshi Original Best 2003]] (氷川きよし オリジナルベスト 2003)
 
* [2004.02.18] [[Kiyoshi no Dodonpa]] (きよしのドドンパ)
 
* [2004.02.18] [[Kiyoshi no Dodonpa]] (きよしのドドンパ)
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* [2004.03.17] [[Hikawa Kiyoshi Special Concert 2003 Kiyoshi no Yoru Vol.3]] (氷川きよしスペシャルコンサート2003 きよしこの夜Vol.3)
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* [2004.03.17] [[Hikawa Kiyoshi Special Concert 2003 Kiyoshi Kono Yoru Vol.3]] (氷川きよしスペシャルコンサート2003 きよしこの夜Vol.3)
 
* [2004.08.05] [[Banba no Chuutarou]] (番場の忠太郎)
 
* [2004.08.05] [[Banba no Chuutarou]] (番場の忠太郎)
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* [2005.03.23] [[Hikawa Kiyoshi Special Concert 2004 Kiyoshi no Yoru Vol.4]] (氷川きよしスペシャルコンサート2004 きよしこの夜Vol.4)
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* [2005.03.23] [[Hikawa Kiyoshi Special Concert 2004 Kiyoshi Kono Yoru Vol.4]] (氷川きよしスペシャルコンサート2004 きよしこの夜Vol.4)
 
* [2005.03.23] [[Hatsukoi Ressha]] (初恋列車)
 
* [2005.03.23] [[Hatsukoi Ressha]] (初恋列車)
 
* [2005.08.03] [[Omokage no Miyako]] (面影の都)
 
* [2005.08.03] [[Omokage no Miyako]] (面影の都)
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* [2006.04.19] [[Hikawa Kiyoshi Special Concert 2005 Kiyoshi no Yoru Vol.5 ~Enka Juuni-ban Shobu!~]] (氷川きよし スペシャルコンサート2005 きよしこの夜 Vol.5 ～演歌十二番勝負!～)
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* [2006.04.19] [[Hikawa Kiyoshi Special Concert 2005 Kiyoshi Kono Yoru Vol.5 ~Enka Juuni-ban Shobu!~]] (氷川きよし スペシャルコンサート2005 きよしこの夜 Vol.5 ～演歌十二番勝負!～)
 
* [2006.04.19] [[Ikken]] (一剣)
 
* [2006.04.19] [[Ikken]] (一剣)
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* [2006.09.06] [[Mirai (KIYOSHI)|Mirai]] (未来) '''KIYOSHI'''
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* [2006.09.06] [[Mirai (KIYOSHI)|Mirai]] (未来) ('''KIYOSHI''')
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* [2007.03.28] [[Hikawa Kiyoshi Special Concert 2006 Kiyoshi Kono Yoru Vol.6]] (氷川きよしスペシャルコンサート2006 きよしこの夜 Vol.6)
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* [2007.07.25] [[Abayo]] (あばよ)
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* [2007.07.25] [[Kiyoshi no Soran Bushi]] (きよしのソーラン節)
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* [2008.03.26] [[Hikawa Kiyoshi Special Concert 2007 Kiyoshi Kono Yoru Vol.7]] (氷川きよしスペシャルコンサート2007 きよしこの夜 Vol.7)
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* [2008.03.26] [[Genkai Funauta]] (玄海船歌)
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* [2008.11.05] [[Aijou no Mizuumi]] (哀愁の湖)
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* [2009.03.25] [[Hikawa Kiyoshi Special Concert 2008 Kiyoshi Kono Yoru Vol.8]] (氷川きよしスペシャルコンサート2008 きよしこの夜 Vol.8)
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* [2009.03.25] [[Roukyoku Ichidai]] (浪曲一代)
  
 
==External Links==
 
==External Links==

Revision as of 12:36, 15 June 2009

Hikawa Kiyoshi (2008)

Hikawa Kiyoshi is a popular Japanese Enka singer under Nippon Columbia. He debuted in 2000 and was given his stage name by Kitano Takeshi, otherwise known as "Beat Takeshi" of the comedic duo, Two Beat. The Japanese film director, comedian, and television personality was also one of Kiyoshi Hikawa's early supporters.

Profile

  • Stage name: Hikawa Kiyoshi (氷川 きよし)
  • Real name: Yamada Kiyoshi (山田 清志)
  • D.O.B: September 6th 1977
  • Height: 1.77 m (5.8 feet)
  • Weight: 62 kg (136.7 lbs)
  • Place of birth: Fukuoka City
  • Zodiac sign: Virgo
  • Blood Type: A
  • Sport: Tennis
  • Specialties: Sketching and cooking
  • Favourite subjects: Interior design, the fine arts, and science
  • Agency: Nagara Productions

Information

Hikawa Kiyoshi is one of the most popular male Japanese Enka singers in Japan. He is also known as the "Prince of Enka" because of his young age. Unlike most Enka singers, he rarely performs while wearing a kimono. Instead he usually sings dressed in Western clothing. He appeals to a variety of age groups and is popular among people in their twenties who don't usually listen to Enka.

Hikawa Kiyoshi is a semi-regular guest on many Enka-oriented shows, including NHK Song Concert and the annual NHK Kouhaku Uta Gassen. He also records pop music under the name KIYOSHI.

TV Shows

Discography

Albums

Mini-Albums

Singles

DVDs

External Links

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