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== Information ==
  
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Ito got her start after being crowned the victor on the television music contest "[[Star Tanjou!]]". A year later, she debuted as a singer with the single [[Himawari Musume (Ito Sakiko album)|Himawari Musume]], which helped her to win the Rookie of the Year award at the Japan Song Ballad Contest. She would also win a prize two years later at the Japanese Teleision Music Festival with the single [[Otome no Waltz (Ito Sakiko single)|Otome no Waltz]]. Her third single, [[Kogarashi no Futari]], became Ito's best selling single. She also made her debut on the annual [[Kouhaku Uta Gassen]] by singing [[Kimi Kawaii ne]].  
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Ito got her start after being crowned the victor on the television music contest "[[Star Tanjou!]]". A year later, she debuted as a singer with the single "[[Himawari Musume (Ito Sakiko single)|Himawari Musume]]", which helped her to win the Rookie of the Year award at the Japan Song Ballad Contest. She also won a prize two years later at the Japanese Television Music Festival with the single "[[Otome no Waltz (Ito Sakiko single)|Otome no Waltz]]". Her third single, "[[Kogarashi no Futari]]", became Ito's best selling single. She also made her debut on the annual ''[[Kouhaku Uta Gassen]]'' by singing "[[Kimi Kawaii ne]]".  
  
 
In 1989, she took a break from her singing career and married a businessman. But, she came back in 2004 to resume her music career and later divorced her husband three years later.
 
In 1989, she took a break from her singing career and married a businessman. But, she came back in 2004 to resume her music career and later divorced her husband three years later.
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* [1975.10.05] [[Otome no Waltz (Ito Sakiko album)|Otome no Waltz]] (乙女のワルツ)
 
* [1975.10.05] [[Otome no Waltz (Ito Sakiko album)|Otome no Waltz]] (乙女のワルツ)
 
* [1976.11.05] [[Omoide no Sentimental City (Ito Sakiko album)|Omoide no Sentimental City]] (想い出のセンチメンタル・シティ)
 
* [1976.11.05] [[Omoide no Sentimental City (Ito Sakiko album)|Omoide no Sentimental City]] (想い出のセンチメンタル・シティ)
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* [1977.03.05] [[Seishun]] (青春)
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* [1977.03.05] [[Seishun (Ito Sakiko)|Seishun]] (青春)
 
* [1978.07.05] [[Oru Go Oru]] (おるごおる)
 
* [1978.07.05] [[Oru Go Oru]] (おるごおる)
 
* [1982.05.01] [[Slow Motion]]
 
* [1982.05.01] [[Slow Motion]]
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* [1980.04.20] [[Mikansei]] (未完成)
 
* [1980.04.20] [[Mikansei]] (未完成)
 
* [1980.11.21] [[Aishitaku nai no ni]] (愛したくないのに)
 
* [1980.11.21] [[Aishitaku nai no ni]] (愛したくないのに)
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* [1982.02.21] [[Little Princess]] (リトル プリンス)
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* [1982.02.21] [[Little Princess (Ito Sakiko)|Little Princess]] (リトル プリンス)
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* [1982.06.21] [[Otokogirai]] (男嫌い
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* [1982.06.21] [[Otokogirai]] (男嫌い)
 
* [1982.08.21] [[Kanashimi yo Tomare]] (悲しみよとまれ)
 
* [1982.08.21] [[Kanashimi yo Tomare]] (悲しみよとまれ)
 
* [1983.04.01] [[Machiawase]] (待ち合わせ)
 
* [1983.04.01] [[Machiawase]] (待ち合わせ)

Latest revision as of 06:49, 6 April 2011

Ito Sakiko(2007)

Ito Sakiko (伊藤咲子) is a Japanese pop idol singer.

Profile

  • Nickname: Sakko (サッコ)
  • Birthdate: April 2. 1958
  • Birthplace: Tokyo, Japan

Information

Ito got her start after being crowned the victor on the television music contest "Star Tanjou!". A year later, she debuted as a singer with the single "Himawari Musume", which helped her to win the Rookie of the Year award at the Japan Song Ballad Contest. She also won a prize two years later at the Japanese Television Music Festival with the single "Otome no Waltz". Her third single, "Kogarashi no Futari", became Ito's best selling single. She also made her debut on the annual Kouhaku Uta Gassen by singing "Kimi Kawaii ne".

In 1989, she took a break from her singing career and married a businessman. But, she came back in 2004 to resume her music career and later divorced her husband three years later.

Discography

Studio Albums

Live Album

Best Albums

Singles

External Links

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