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* [1988.04.25] [[Mi-Ha (Moritaka Chisato single)|The Mi-Ha]]
 
* [1988.04.25] [[Mi-Ha (Moritaka Chisato single)|The Mi-Ha]]
 
* [1988.10.25] [[Alone (Moritaka Chisato)|ALONE]] (アローン)
 
* [1988.10.25] [[Alone (Moritaka Chisato)|ALONE]] (アローン)
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* [1989.02.25] [[The Stress|The Stress (Chukinto Version)]] (ザ・ストレス」ストレス　中近東ヴァージョン)
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* [1989.02.25] [[The Stress|The Stress (Chukinto Version)]] (ザ・ストレス (ストレス　中近東ヴァージョン))
 
* [1989.05.25] [[17 Sai (Moritaka Chisato)|17 Sai]] (17才; ''17 Years Old'')
 
* [1989.05.25] [[17 Sai (Moritaka Chisato)|17 Sai]] (17才; ''17 Years Old'')
 
* [1989.09.25] [[Daite]] (だいて; ''Being'')
 
* [1989.09.25] [[Daite]] (だいて; ''Being'')
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* [1999.05.19] [[Mahiru no Hoshi]] (まひるの星)
 
* [1999.05.19] [[Mahiru no Hoshi]] (まひるの星)
 
* [1999.10.01] [[Ichido Asobi ni Kite yo '99]] (一度遊びに来てよ’99; ''Coming to a One-Time Play '99'')
 
* [1999.10.01] [[Ichido Asobi ni Kite yo '99]] (一度遊びに来てよ’99; ''Coming to a One-Time Play '99'')
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=== [[PV]] Collections ===
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* [1988.04.25] [[Mi-Ha (Moritaka Chisato CDV)|Mi-Ha]] (ミーハー)
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* [1988.xx.xx] [[Overheat Night (CDV)|OVERHEAT NIGHT]]
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* [1997/03/10] [[Taiyo On & Off|'TAIYO' ON & OFF]]
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=== Live Concert ===
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* [1988/03/25] [[Get Smile ~Nihon Seinenkan Live~|GET SMILE ~Nihon Seinenkan Live~]] (GET SMILE ～日本青年館ライヴ～)
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* [1989/06/25] [[Mite ~Special~ Live in Shiodome PITII 4.15.'89]] (見て ～スペシャル～ライヴ in 汐留ＰＩＴII 4.15.'89)
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* [1990/03/10] [[Hijitsuryokuha Sengen (video)|Hijitsuryokuha Sengen]] (非実力派宣言)
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* [1991.xx.xx] [[Kokon Touzai ~Oni ga Deru ka Oni ga Deru ka Tour~]] (古今東西 ～鬼が出るか蛇が出るかツアー～)
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* [1993/02/25] [[Live Rock Alive|LIVE ROCK ALIVE]]
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* [1994/02/25] [[Lucky 7 Live|Lucky 7 LIVE]]
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* [1996/07/25] [[Chisaot Moritaka 1996 Do the Best|CHISATO MORITAKA 1996 DO THE BEST AT YOKOHAMA ARENA]]
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* [1998/02/15] [[Moritaka Chisato 1997 Peachberry Show|MORITAKA CHISATO 1997 PEACHBERRY SHOW]]
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* [1999/04/14] [[Chisato Moritaka 1998 Sava Sava Tour|CHISATO MORITAKA 1998 SAVA SAVA TOUR]]
  
 
==External Links==
 
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* [http://www.idollica.com/moritaka/MoritakaChisato.html Encyclopedia Idollica Moritaka Chisato]
 
* [http://www.idollica.com/moritaka/MoritakaChisato.html Encyclopedia Idollica Moritaka Chisato]
 
* [http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%A3%AE%E9%AB%98%E5%8D%83%E9%87%8C Japanese Wikipedia: 森高千里]
 
* [http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%A3%AE%E9%AB%98%E5%8D%83%E9%87%8C Japanese Wikipedia: 森高千里]
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* [http://www.moritaka.info/ Unofficial Fansite]
  
  

Revision as of 02:35, 30 July 2010

Moritaka Chisato (2008)

Moritaka Chisato (森高千里) is a Japanese pop artist who is signed under the zetima record label. She made her debut in 1987 with the single "NEW SEASON" under Warner Music Japan and quickly rose to fame. She is well known for being unlike most of the '80's idols, writing her own lyrics and composing music. Although she had been on a hiatus since 1999, in 2007 new material was announced.


Profile

  • Stage Name: Moritaka Chisato (森高千里)
  • Real Name: Eguchi Chisato (江口千里)
  • Date of Birth: April 11th, 1969
  • Birthplace: Osaka, Japan
  • Blood Type: O

Information

Moritaka Chisato was born in Osaka, Japan, and she was raised in Kumamoto, Kyushu. In 1986, Chisato broke into the entertainment world when she won the "Pocari Sweat Image Girl Contest".

Moritaka made her debut in May 1985 with the single "NEW SEASON". The single reached #23 on the Oricon charts and soon after her rankings went up. With the release of her second album, Mi-Ha, Moritaka had written all of her own lyrics. She also started composing her own music and learned to play several different instruments. Her first top twenty single was "The Stress (Chukinto Version)",which reached #19, and her next single was her first top-ten, which reached #9.

In 1990, with the release of the sixth album Kokon Tozai, she had finally reached #1. Her success ventured well into the nineties, releasing top ten albums and singles for the next nine years. However, her last studio album, "harvest time" flopped, only reaching #82 on the Oricon charts.

Moritaka switched labels in 1998, moving over to the zetima label and signing with Up-Front Agency, which is known for housing Hello! Project artists. Since this change, Moritaka has written lyrics for the H!P group Country Musume's debut single, "Futari no Hokkaido". Many of Moritaka's songs have been covered by H!P artists such as Matsuura Aya and Minimoni.

In 2007, after an eight year hiatus from the public eye, Moritaka returned to sing and produce a song used for a Nissan automobile commercial.

Discography

Moritaka promoting Michi (1990)
Moritaka Chisato (2000)

Original Albums

Remix Albums

Best Albums

Singles

PV Collections

Live Concert

External Links

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