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| − | '''Fukunaga Satomi''' (福永恵規) was a J-Pop singer, tarento, and was [[Onyanko Club]] | + | '''Fukunaga Satomi''' (福永恵規) was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer, tarento, and was member #11 of the former [[Idol|idol]] group [[Onyanko Club]]. |
== Profile == | == Profile == | ||
* '''Real Name:''' Matsugiki Satomi (松崎恵規) | * '''Real Name:''' Matsugiki Satomi (松崎恵規) | ||
| − | * '''Birthdate:''' | + | * '''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1967|01|26|mf=yes}} |
* '''Birthplace:''' Ota-ku, Tokyo | * '''Birthplace:''' Ota-ku, Tokyo | ||
== Information == | == Information == | ||
| − | + | Fukunaga first joined Onyanko Club in 1985 when she passed the autition on the Jyoushikousei Special. She was featured as lead vocals on the early Onyanko Club singles, including the debut single "[[Sailor Fuku wo Nugasanaide]]". | |
| − | In 1986, she | + | In 1986, she made her debut as a solo singer with the single "[[Kaze no Invitation]]" that was #1 on the weekly Oricon charts. Later that year, she graduated from Onyanko Club at the final concert of the ''Zenkoku Juudan Concert "Onyanko PANIC"'' tour (but performed later at the final Onyanko concert in 1987). She also appeared in the show ''[[Sukeban Deka III]]'' as the character Leia, the bodyguard of the main character. |
She retired from the music business in 1988 due to her physical health deteriorating. She worked as an OL after that and later married in 1994. | She retired from the music business in 1988 due to her physical health deteriorating. She worked as an OL after that and later married in 1994. | ||
| − | == Discography | + | == Discography == |
=== Studio Albums === | === Studio Albums === | ||
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* [1987.11.22] [[Fukunaga Satomi Best]] {福永恵規ベスト} | * [1987.11.22] [[Fukunaga Satomi Best]] {福永恵規ベスト} | ||
* [2002.10.17] [[My Kore! Kushon Fukunaga Satomi Best|MY Kore! Kushon Fukunaga Satomi Best]] {MYこれ!クション 福永恵規BEST} | * [2002.10.17] [[My Kore! Kushon Fukunaga Satomi Best|MY Kore! Kushon Fukunaga Satomi Best]] {MYこれ!クション 福永恵規BEST} | ||
| − | * [2010.05.19] [[My Kore! Lite Fukunaga Satomi]] ( | + | * [2010.05.19] [[My Kore! Lite Fukunaga Satomi]] (Myこれ! Lite 福永恵規) |
=== Singles === | === Singles === | ||
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* [1987.01.28] [[Bokutachi no Runaway|Bokutachi no RUNAWAY]] (僕達のRUNAWAY) | * [1987.01.28] [[Bokutachi no Runaway|Bokutachi no RUNAWAY]] (僕達のRUNAWAY) | ||
* [1987.04.24] [[Kokoro mo Jump Shite! Natsu no Intro|Kokoro mo JUMP shite! Natsu no Intro]] (心もJUMPして! 夏のイントロ) | * [1987.04.24] [[Kokoro mo Jump Shite! Natsu no Intro|Kokoro mo JUMP shite! Natsu no Intro]] (心もJUMPして! 夏のイントロ) | ||
| + | |||
| + | === Compilations / Others === | ||
| + | |||
| + | * [1987.05.21] ''[[Sukeban Deka III ~Shoujo Ninpou Jou Denki~ (album)|Sukeban Deka III ~Shoujo Ninpou Jou Denki~]]'' | ||
| + | * [1998.11.16] ''[[80's Idol Japan 2|80's Idol JAPAN 2]]'' | ||
| + | * [2002.09.19] ''[[My Kore! Kushon Catalog Vol. 2|My Kore! Kushon Catalog VOL.2]]'' | ||
| + | * [2002.11.27] ''[[Zoku Seishun Uta Nenkan '86 Plus|Zoku Seishun Uta Nenkan '86 PLUS]]'' | ||
| + | * [2002.12.04] ''[[BOMB Presents "Eien no '80 Otakara Idol Ooshuugou!"|BOMB presents "Eien no '80 Otakara Idol Ooshuugou!"]]'' | ||
=== Books === | === Books === | ||
| − | * [1987.03.06] [ | + | * [1987.03.06] Nanfuu (南風) |
| + | * [1988.09.12] Seoul e Iku Hikouki Naka de Yomu Hon Touchuu (ソウルへ行く飛行機の中で読む本到着) | ||
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| + | == Filmography == | ||
| − | === | + | === Dorama === |
* [1986] [[Sukeban Deka III]] | * [1986] [[Sukeban Deka III]] | ||
* [1986] [[Boku no Fiance]] | * [1986] [[Boku no Fiance]] | ||
| − | * [1987] [[Jungle]] | + | * [1987] [[Jungle (TV Dorama)|Jungle]] |
== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
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* [http://idollica.com/fukunaga/FukunagaSatomi.html Encyclopedia Idollica: Fukunaga Satomi] | * [http://idollica.com/fukunaga/FukunagaSatomi.html Encyclopedia Idollica: Fukunaga Satomi] | ||
* [http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E7%A6%8F%E6%B0%B8%E6%81%B5%E8%A6%8F Wikipedia.jp: 福永恵規] | * [http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E7%A6%8F%E6%B0%B8%E6%81%B5%E8%A6%8F Wikipedia.jp: 福永恵規] | ||
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{{Onyanko Club}} | {{Onyanko Club}} | ||
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[[Category: Tokyo Artists]] | [[Category: Tokyo Artists]] | ||
[[Category:Retired]] | [[Category:Retired]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:37, 5 March 2013
Fukunaga Satomi (福永恵規) was a Japanese pop singer, tarento, and was member #11 of the former idol group Onyanko Club.
Contents
Profile
- Real Name: Matsugiki Satomi (松崎恵規)
- Birthdate: January 26, 1967
- Birthplace: Ota-ku, Tokyo
Information
Fukunaga first joined Onyanko Club in 1985 when she passed the autition on the Jyoushikousei Special. She was featured as lead vocals on the early Onyanko Club singles, including the debut single "Sailor Fuku wo Nugasanaide".
In 1986, she made her debut as a solo singer with the single "Kaze no Invitation" that was #1 on the weekly Oricon charts. Later that year, she graduated from Onyanko Club at the final concert of the Zenkoku Juudan Concert "Onyanko PANIC" tour (but performed later at the final Onyanko concert in 1987). She also appeared in the show Sukeban Deka III as the character Leia, the bodyguard of the main character.
She retired from the music business in 1988 due to her physical health deteriorating. She worked as an OL after that and later married in 1994.
Discography
Studio Albums
Best Albums
- [1987.11.22] Fukunaga Satomi Best {福永恵規ベスト}
- [2002.10.17] MY Kore! Kushon Fukunaga Satomi Best {MYこれ!クション 福永恵規BEST}
- [2010.05.19] My Kore! Lite Fukunaga Satomi (Myこれ! Lite 福永恵規)
Singles
- [1986.05.21] Kaze no Invitation (風のInvitation)
- [1986.10.01] Heart no Ignition (ハートのIgnition)
- [1987.01.28] Bokutachi no RUNAWAY (僕達のRUNAWAY)
- [1987.04.24] Kokoro mo JUMP shite! Natsu no Intro (心もJUMPして! 夏のイントロ)
Compilations / Others
- [1987.05.21] Sukeban Deka III ~Shoujo Ninpou Jou Denki~
- [1998.11.16] 80's Idol JAPAN 2
- [2002.09.19] My Kore! Kushon Catalog VOL.2
- [2002.11.27] Zoku Seishun Uta Nenkan '86 PLUS
- [2002.12.04] BOMB presents "Eien no '80 Otakara Idol Ooshuugou!"
Books
- [1987.03.06] Nanfuu (南風)
- [1988.09.12] Seoul e Iku Hikouki Naka de Yomu Hon Touchuu (ソウルへ行く飛行機の中で読む本到着)
Filmography
Dorama
- [1986] Sukeban Deka III
- [1986] Boku no Fiance
- [1987] Jungle
External Links
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