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Heike Michiyo was the winner of an audition Tsunku held on the TV show ASAYAN to find a new female vocalist for his band Sharan Q in 1997. Her first single, GET, was chosen as the song all the girls had to sing in the final round of the audition. Tsunku's plans were diverted, however, and he ended up giving more attention to five other girls, whom he made into the group Morning Musume. Even though Heike won the audition, she never became as famous as the five "losers".  
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[[Image:189.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Michiyo (2014)]]
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[[Image:Heikemichiyo.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Michiyo (2000)]]
  
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She hosted a reality/infotainment show Idol wo Sagase along with Nakazawa Yuko.  
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'''Michiyo''' (みちよ) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer. Michiyo was the winner of an audition that [[Tsunku]] held on the TV show [[ASAYAN]] to find a new female vocalist for his band [[Sharan Q]] in 1997. Her first single, [[Get|GET]], was chosen as the song all the girls had to sing in the final round of the audition. Tsunku's plans were diverted, however, and he ended up giving more attention to five other girls, whom he made into the group [[Morning Musume]]. Even though Heike won the audition, she never became as famous as the five "losers".
  
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Heike became a solo artist in Tsunku's Hello! Project. She left Hello! Project in 2002, later releasing two albums on her own. She is now known as just Michiyo (みちよ).  
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She hosted a reality/infotainment show [[Idol wo Sagase|Idol wo Sagase]] along with [[Nakazawa Yuko]]. Michiyo became a solo artist in Tsunku's [[Hello! Project]] under the name Heike Michiyo. She left Hello! Project in 2002, later releasing three albums on her own as Michiyo.
  
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In March of 2007, Heike announced on her blog that she was three months pregnant and has married the father of her child.  
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In March of 2007, Michiyo announced on her blog that she was three months pregnant and has married the father of her child. She hasn't been active in the music industry since.
  
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==Profile==
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In 2013, [[Hello! Project]] held a concert called [[Hello! Project Countdown Party 2013 ~ Good Bye & Hello|Hello! Project Countdown 2013 ~Hello & Good Bye~]], Heike was one of the acts performing on stage along with several other graduated members.
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*'''Name:''' 平家みちよ (Heike Michiyo)
 
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*'''Full Name:''' 平家充代 (Heike Michiyo)
 
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*'''Birthdate:''' 1979.04.06
 
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*'''Birthplace:''' Osaka, Osaka Prefecture, Japan
 
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*'''Raised in:''' Nabari, Mie Prefecture, Japan
 
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*'''Blood Type:''' B
 
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*'''Hello! Project Shuffle Groups:'''
 
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::2000: Kiiro 5
 
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::2001: 7nin Matsuri
 
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::2002: Sexy 8
 
  
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==Discography==
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==<span class="mw-headline"> Trivia </span>==
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* Is considered the first [[Hello! Project]] member due to winning the [[ASAYAN]] audition.
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===Singles===
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==<span class="mw-headline"> Profile </span>==
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# Title Release date First week sales Total sales 
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*1  GET
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* '''Real Name'''<nowiki>: Heike Michiyo (平家充代)  </nowiki>
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c/w プリペアー (Prepare)  1997.11.05 21,380 70,260 
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* '''Other Name:''' Heiko Michiyo (平家みちよ)
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*2  卒業～TOP OF THE WORLD～ (Sotsugyou ~Top Of The World~)
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* '''Birthdate'''<nowiki>: April 6, 1979 </nowiki>
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c/w 支えてくれなくちゃ (Sasaete Kurenakucha)  1998.02.15 7,560 34,810 
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* '''Birthplace'''<nowiki>: </nowiki>[[Osaka]], [[Osaka Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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*3  ダイキライ (Daikirai)
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* '''Raised in'''<nowiki>: </nowiki>[[Nabari|Nabari]], [[Mie Prefecture|Mie Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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c/w Fall the rain  1998.07.01 6,070 8,680 
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* '''Blood Type'''<nowiki>: B </nowiki>
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*4  だけど愛しすぎて (Dakedo Aishisugite)
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* '''Hello! Project Shuffle Groups'''<nowiki>: </nowiki>
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c/w 深呼吸しよう!! (Shin Kokyuu Shiyou!!)  1998.10.25 2,060 2,060 
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** 2000: [[Kiiro 5]]
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*5  アナタの夢になりたい (Anata no Yume ni Naritai)
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** 2001: [[7nin Matsuri]]
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c/w 春だよ (Haru da yo)  1999.02.10 3,470 3,470 
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** 2002: [[Sexy 8]]
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*6  scene
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c/w return  1999.07.28 2,760 2,760 
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==<span class="mw-headline"> Discography </span>==
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*7  ワンルーム夏の恋物語 (One Room Natsu no Koi Monogatari)
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c/w ステキな恋 ステキな夜 (Suteki na Koi Suteki na Yoru)  2000.05.17 11,830 18,430 
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===Albums===
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*8 愛の力 (Ai no Chikara)
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c/w 都会の夜 (Tokai no Yoru)  2000.08.09 7,640 11,250 
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* [1998.03.25] [[Teenage Dream]]
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*9  結局 Bye Bye Bye (Kekkyoku Bye Bye Bye)
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* [2004.03.03] [[Jecica|JECICA]] <small>('''Michiyo''')</small>
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c/w 雨・雨・夜 (Ame, Ame, Yoru)  2001.02.07 7,000 10,240 
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* [2005.02.28] [[Koimizuki]] (恋水姫) <small>('''Michiyo''')</small>
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*10  プロポーズ (Propose)
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* [2006.07.25] [[Fantasia (Michiyo)|Fantasia]] <small>('''Michiyo''')</small>
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c/w パパとママ (Papa to Mama) 2001.11.07 9,000 11,980 
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*11  ムラサキシキブ (Murasaki Shikibu)
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===Mini-Albums===
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c/w 夢の話 (Yume no Hanashi) 2002.06.05 4,860 6,890 
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* [1998.09.30] [[Morning Cop ~Daite Hold on Me!~ (soundtrack)|Morning Cop ~Daite Hold on Me!~]]
  
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As Michiyo (independent):
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===Best Albums===
  
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*[2005.01.09] 嵐・RUN・乱 (Ran RUN Ran) (Fan Club only release)
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* [2000.09.13] [[For Ourself ~Single History~|For ourself ~Single History~]]
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*[2005.12.09] unaffected
 
  
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===Albums===  
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===Singles===
  
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# Title Release date First week sales Total sales 
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* [1997.11.05] [[Get|GET]]
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*1  Teenage Dream  1998.03.25 6,060 9,270 
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* [1998.02.15] [[Sotsugyou ~Top of the World~|Sotsugyou ~TOP OF THE WORLD~]] (卒業～TOP OF THE WORLD～)
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*2  For ourself ～Single History～  2000.09.13 9,120 12,250 
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* [1998.07.01] [[Daikirai (Heike Michiyo)|Daikirai]] (ダイキライ)
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* Morning Cop OST (With Morning Musume) 1998.09.30 26,350 41,330 
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* [1998.10.25] [[Dakedo Aishisugite]] (だけど愛しすぎて)
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* [1999.02.10] [[Anata no Yume ni Naritai]] (アナタの夢になりたい)
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* [1999.07.28] [[Scene|scene]]
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* [2000.05.17] [[One Room Natsu no Koi Monogatari]] (ワンルーム夏の恋物語)
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* [2000.08.09] [[Ai no Chikara (Heike Michiyo)|Ai no Chikara]] (愛の力)
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* [2001.02.07] [[Kekkyoku Bye Bye Bye]] (結局 Bye Bye Bye)
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* [2001.11.07] [[Propose]] (プロポーズ)
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* [2002.06.05] [[Murasaki Shikibu]] (ムラサキシキブ)
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* [2005.01.09] [[Ran Run Ran|Ran RUN Ran]] (嵐・RUN・乱) <small>('''Michiyo''')</small>
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* [2005.12.09] [[Unaffected|unaffected]] <small>('''Michiyo''')</small>
  
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As Michiyo (independent):
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===Digital Releases===
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* [2020.11.15] [[Luminous (Michiyo)|Luminous]] <small>('''Michiyo''')</small>
  
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*[2004.03.03] JECICA
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===Compilation Albums / Other===
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*[2005.02.28] 恋水姫 (Koimizuki)  
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* [2000.04.26] Hello! Project - [[Petit Best ~Ki Ao Aka~]] (#12 ''Anata ni Yume ni Naritai'', #13 ''Daikirai'')
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*[2006.07.25] Fantasia [1]  
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* [2001.12.19] Hello! Project - [[Petit Best 2 ~3, 7, 10~]] (#12 ''Propose'')
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* [2002.12.18] Hello! Project - [[Petit Best 3]] (#7 ''Murasaki Shibiku'')
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* [2008.11.05] [[Nami-chan to Michiyo no Kirakira ☆ Talk Vol. 1]] (なみちゃんとみちよのキラキラ☆トークVOL.1) <small>('''Yoshikawa Nami & Michiyo''')</small>
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* [2009.01.05] [[Nami-chan to Michiyo no Kirakira ☆ Talk Vol. 2]] (なみちゃんとみちよのキラキラ☆トークVOL.2) <small>('''Yoshikawa Nami & Michiyo''')</small>
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* [2009.03.05] [[Nami-chan to Michiyo no Kirakira ☆ Talk Vol. 3]] (なみちゃんとみちよのキラキラ☆トークVOL.3) <small>('''Yoshikawa Nami & Michiyo''')</small>
  
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[edit] External links  
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==<span class="mw-headline"> External links </span>==
  
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*Official Site  
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* [http://www.michiyo34.com/ent.htm Official Site]
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* [http://www.up-front-works.jp/discography/zetima/48/list.html Up-front Works: Heike Michiyo discography] Only lists last two singles, the ones under the zetima label.
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* [http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%81%BF%E3%81%A1%E3%82%88 Japanese Wikipedia: みちよ]
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* [http://www1.interq.or.jp/naoya-t/michiyo/index.htm Japanese Fan Site]
  
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{{Heike Michiyo}}
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[[Category:1979 Births]]
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[[Category:Blood Type B]]
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[[Category:Osaka Artists]]
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[[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]

Latest revision as of 00:57, 24 February 2021

Michiyo (2014)
Michiyo (2000)

Michiyo (みちよ) is a Japanese pop singer. Michiyo was the winner of an audition that Tsunku held on the TV show ASAYAN to find a new female vocalist for his band Sharan Q in 1997. Her first single, GET, was chosen as the song all the girls had to sing in the final round of the audition. Tsunku's plans were diverted, however, and he ended up giving more attention to five other girls, whom he made into the group Morning Musume. Even though Heike won the audition, she never became as famous as the five "losers".

She hosted a reality/infotainment show Idol wo Sagase along with Nakazawa Yuko. Michiyo became a solo artist in Tsunku's Hello! Project under the name Heike Michiyo. She left Hello! Project in 2002, later releasing three albums on her own as Michiyo.

In March of 2007, Michiyo announced on her blog that she was three months pregnant and has married the father of her child. She hasn't been active in the music industry since.

In 2013, Hello! Project held a concert called Hello! Project Countdown 2013 ~Hello & Good Bye~, Heike was one of the acts performing on stage along with several other graduated members.

Trivia

Profile

Discography

Albums

Mini-Albums

Best Albums

Singles

Digital Releases

Compilation Albums / Other

External links


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