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'''Kohiruimaki Kahoru''' (小比類巻かほる) is a Japanese musician. She debuted in 1985 with the single [[Never Say Good-Bye|NEVER SAY GOOD-BYE]]. Four years later in 1989, her album [[Time The Motion|TIME THE MOTION]] would include two songs written by [[Wikipedia:Prince|Prince]]. Her 1992 album, [[Frontier|FRONTIER]], would also have two song written but this time by [[Wikipedia: Maurice White|Maurice White]].  
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'''Kohiruimaki Kahoru''' (小比類巻かほる) is a Japanese musician. She debuted in 1985 with the single "[[Never Say Good-Bye|NEVER SAY GOOD-BYE]]". Four years later in 1989, her sixth studio album, ''[[Time The Motion|TIME THE MOTION]]'', included two songs written by [[Wikipedia:Prince|Prince]]. Her 1992 album, ''[[Frontier (Kohiruimaki Kahoru)|FRONTIER]]'', would also have two song written but this time by [[Wikipedia: Maurice White|Maurice White]].  
  
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From 1998 to 2000, Kohiruimaki would go by the alias Ruey and release two albums under an indies label.  
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From 1998 to 2000, Kohiruimaki went by the alias Ruey and release two albums under an indies label.  
  
 
== Profile ==
 
== Profile ==
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* [1990.10.10] [[Distance (Hohiruimaki Kahoru)|DISTANCE]]
 
* [1990.10.10] [[Distance (Hohiruimaki Kahoru)|DISTANCE]]
 
* [1991.09.25] [[Silent|silent]]
 
* [1991.09.25] [[Silent|silent]]
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* [1992.09.10] [[Frontier|FRONTIER]]
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* [1992.09.10] [[Frontier (Kohiruimaki Kahoru)|FRONTIER]]
 
* [1994.05.25] [[Kohhy 1|KOHHY 1]]
 
* [1994.05.25] [[Kohhy 1|KOHHY 1]]
 
* [1995.12.08] [[Kohhy 2|KOHHY 2]]
 
* [1995.12.08] [[Kohhy 2|KOHHY 2]]
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* [1997.05.21] [[Kaleidoscope]]
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* [1997.05.21] [[Kaleidoscope (Kohiruimaki Kahoru)|Kaleidoscope]]
 
* [1997.12.21] [[Cyber Disk]] ('''Ruey''')
 
* [1997.12.21] [[Cyber Disk]] ('''Ruey''')
 
* [1998.01.16] [[Hyper Disk]] ('''Ruey''')
 
* [1998.01.16] [[Hyper Disk]] ('''Ruey''')
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* [1988.10.21] [[Tonight (Kohiruimaki Kahoru)|TONIGHT]]
 
* [1988.10.21] [[Tonight (Kohiruimaki Kahoru)|TONIGHT]]
 
* [1988.11.21] [[Together|TOGETHER]]
 
* [1988.11.21] [[Together|TOGETHER]]
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* [1989.09.25] [[Dreamer|DREAMER]]
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* [1989.09.25] [[Dreamer (Kohiruimaki Kahoru)|DREAMER]]
 
* [1990.02.01] [[Ii Ko wo Idaite Nemuri na yo (Live Version)]] (いい子を抱いて眠りなよ（Live Version）)
 
* [1990.02.01] [[Ii Ko wo Idaite Nemuri na yo (Live Version)]] (いい子を抱いて眠りなよ（Live Version）)
 
* [1990.05.10] [[Twilight Avenue]]
 
* [1990.05.10] [[Twilight Avenue]]
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* [1994.04.01] [[Summer Factor|SUMMER FACTOR]]
 
* [1994.04.01] [[Summer Factor|SUMMER FACTOR]]
 
* [1994.05.10] [[Hello Again|HELLO AGAIN]]
 
* [1994.05.10] [[Hello Again|HELLO AGAIN]]
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* [1994.11.22] [[Step By Step|Step by Step]]
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* [1994.11.22] [[Step By Step (Kohiruimaki Kahoru)|Step by Step]]
 
* [1994.11.30] [[Ride On (Kohiruimaki Kahoru)|Ride On]]
 
* [1994.11.30] [[Ride On (Kohiruimaki Kahoru)|Ride On]]
 
* [1994.12.07] [[Super Hero]]
 
* [1994.12.07] [[Super Hero]]
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* [1995.07.21] [[Respect]]
 
* [1995.07.21] [[Respect]]
 
* [1996.05.27] [[Hi no Ataru Basho (Kohiruimaki Kahoru)|Hi no Ataru Basho]] (陽のあたる場所)
 
* [1996.05.27] [[Hi no Ataru Basho (Kohiruimaki Kahoru)|Hi no Ataru Basho]] (陽のあたる場所)
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* [1996.09.02] [[Oh My Friend]]
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* [1996.09.02] [[Oh My Friend (Kohiruimaki Kahoru)|Oh My Friend]]
 
* [1997.04.23] [[Just As... I Don't Wanna Fall In Love Again|Just as... I don't wanna fall in love again]]
 
* [1997.04.23] [[Just As... I Don't Wanna Fall In Love Again|Just as... I don't wanna fall in love again]]
 
* [1998.01.21] [[What A Wonderful World]]
 
* [1998.01.21] [[What A Wonderful World]]

Latest revision as of 12:03, 12 March 2011

Kohiruimaki Kahoru (小比類巻かほる) is a Japanese musician. She debuted in 1985 with the single "NEVER SAY GOOD-BYE". Four years later in 1989, her sixth studio album, TIME THE MOTION, included two songs written by Prince. Her 1992 album, FRONTIER, would also have two song written but this time by Maurice White.

From 1998 to 2000, Kohiruimaki went by the alias Ruey and release two albums under an indies label.

Profile

  • Nickname: Kohhy
  • Birthdate: March 16, 1967
  • Birthplace: Aomori Prefecture
  • Favorite Flower: Zantedeschia
  • Favorite Book: Giacinto Louvain's "Boku wo Ageshi ni"

Discography

Original Albums

Live Albums

Remix Album

Best Albums

Singles

External Links

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