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Akimoto Yasushi

Akimoto Yasushi (秋元康) is a Japanese lyricist, broadcaster, and producer for some of the most famous idol groups, including AKB48, Checkicco, and Onyanko Club. Akimoto started to write lyrics in 1981 for THE ALFEE song, Kotoba ni Shitakunai Tenki. He was made popular a year later when he wrote lyrics for Inagaki Junichi's Dramatic Rain. He later went on to be a television and radio producer for program like Yuuyake Nyan Nyan and All Night Fuji. And then in 1988, he married former Onyanko Club member Takai Mamiko.

Profile

  • Birthdate: May 2, 1956
  • Birthplace: Meguro, Tokyo, Japan

Works

Books

  • [1988] 35 m/m no Genkouyoushi. (35m/mの原稿用紙。)
  • [1988] Saraba, Mercedes (さらば、メルセデス)
  • [1991] Koi ni Tsuite Boku ga Hanasou (恋について僕が話そう)
  • [1991] OH! MY Kombu (OH!MYコンブ)
  • [1993] Karaoke Senshi Mike Jirou (カラオケ戦士マイク次郎)
  • [1994] Rooms
  • [1995] Azukichan (あずきちゃん)
  • [1995] Nurse Angel Ririka SOS (ナースエンジェルりりかSOS)
  • [2001] Ashita ga Aru sa (明日があるさ)
  • [2003] Naru Hodo ne, Sooyuu Kotoka (なるほどね、そーゆーことか)
  • [2003] Chakushin Ari Trilogy
  • [2004] Zeitaku na Yuigon (贅沢な遺言)
  • [2006] Sou no Senaka (象の背中)

Lyrics Credits

External Links

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