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Nakagawa Katsuhiko (1962 July 20 - 1994 September 17 ) was a Tokyo -born multi-talent ( musicians - singer , actor , voice actor .) Blood type A. Primarily was active in  the 1980s. He is the grandson of Kazutaka Itō and the father of the multi-tarento  [[Nakagawa Shoko]]. He appeared in the 1985 adaptation of Toki o Kakeru Shōjo, voiced the lead character of Super Robot Force Garratt, and released 10 singles and 9 albums before his death in 1994, with two albums released posthumously.
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[[Image:Katsuhikoprofil.jpg|thumb|300px|Nakagawa Katsuhiko]]
  
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Katsuhiko was going to the Bunkyou Sixth Ward Junior High School. After graduating from Junior High in 1978  he started a band. 1980, when three years of high school, NHK "Music Festival" Young played to trigger a debut.
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He dropped out from Keio University.
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'''Nakagawa Katsuhiko''' (中川勝彦) was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer, actor, model and [[talento]] active in the 1980s. He is the grandson of [[Ito Kazutaka]] and the father of the multi-talento [[Nakagawa Shoko]]. He appeared in the 1985 adaptation of ''[[Wikipedia:Toki o Kakeru Shōjo|Toki wo Kakeru Shojo]]'', voiced the lead character of the [[Anime|anime]] ''[[Chouriki Robot Garratt]]'' and released ten singles and nine albums. In 1992, he developed [[Wikipedia:Acute myeloid leukemia|acute myeloid leukemia]] and died in August 1994. After he died, two albums released posthumously.
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In September 1992 acute myeloid leukemia developed.
 
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Also returning in August 1994 after nine months of illness after leukemia relapse, and died at age 32.  
 
  
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==Profile==
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* '''Name:''' Nakagawa Katsuhiko (中川勝彦)
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* '''Birthdate:''' July 20, 1962
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* '''Death Date:''' September 17, 1994 (aged 32)
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* '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo, Japan]]
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* '''[[Blood Type]]:''' A
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* '''Family:''' [[Ito Kazutaka]] (grandfather), [[Nakagawa Shoko]] (daughter)
  
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==Discography==
 
===Albums===
 
===Albums===
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*[1984.02.22] [[Shite Mitai (album)|Shite Mitai]] (してみたい)
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*[1984.2.22] [[してみたい]]
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*[1984.09.25] [[Double Feature]]
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*[1984.9.25] [[Double Feature]]
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*[1985.05.25] [[Penthouse no Natsu (album)|Penthouse no Natsu]] (ペントハウスの夏)
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*[1985.5.25] [[ペントハウスの夏]]
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*[1986.06.25] [[From Puberty|FROM PUBERTY]]
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*[1986.6.25] [[FROM PUBERTY]]
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*[1987.02.25] [[Maji-Magic|MAJI-MAGIC]]
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*[1987.2.25] [[MAJI-MAGIC]]
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*[1988.09.21] [[Lover People]] (ラヴァー・ピープル)
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*[1988.9.21] [[ラヴァー・ピープル]]
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*[1989.08.21] [[Human Rhythm|HUMAN RHYTHM]]
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*[1989.8.21] [[HUMAN RHYTHM]]
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*[1991.07.21] [[Crack Sick|CRACK SICK]]
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*[1991.7.21] [[CRACK SICK]]
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*[1991.11.21] [[Made in Japan (Nakagawa Katsuhiko)|MADE IN JAPAN]]
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*[1991.11.21] [[MADE IN JAPAN]]
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*[1994.12.21] [[Again Me... - Katsuhiko Nakagawa Memorial Album]] (Again Me... - 中川勝彦メモリアルアルバム)
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*[1994.12.21] [[Again Me... - 中川勝彦メモリアルアルバム]]
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*[1995.10.21] [[Rebirth (Nakagawa Katsuhiko)|Rebirth]]
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*[1995.10.21] [[Rebirth]]
 
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===Singles===
 
===Singles===
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*[1984.02.22] [[Shite Mitai (single)|Shite Mitai]] (してみたい)
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*[1984.05.10] [[Hana no Kubikazari]] (花の首飾り)
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*[1984.10.01] [[Please Understand Me]]
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*[1985.05.25] [[Skinny]]
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*[1985.07.10] [[Nancy Chang!]] (ナンシーChang!)
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*[1986.02.25] [[Cool Romantic]] (クール・ロマンティック)
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*[1986.05.25] [[From Cinderella|from Cinderella]] (fromシンデレラ)
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*[1986.11.28] [[Last Wish - Onaji Iro no Christmas]] (ラスト・ウィッシュ ― 同じ色のクリスマス)
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*[1988.09.21] [[Albite Dreamer]] (アルバイト・ドリーマー)
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*[1989.08.21] [[I Call You|I CALL YOU]]
  
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*[1984.2.22] [[してみたい]]
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===Video Releases===
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*[1984.5.10] [[花の首飾り]]
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*[1995.04.21] [[Lover People Tour]] (ラバー・ピープル・ツアー~LIVE AT)
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*[1984.10.1] [[Please Understand Me]]
 
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*[1985.5.25] [[Skinny]]
 
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*[1985.7.10] [[ナンシーChang!]]
 
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*[1986.2.25] [[クール・ロマンティック]]
 
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*[1986.5.25] [[fromシンデレラ]]
 
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*[1986.11.28] [[ ラスト・ウィッシュ―同じ色のクリスマス]]
 
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*[1988.9.21] [[ アルバイト・ドリーマー]]
 
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*[1989.8.21] [[I CALL YOU]]
 
  
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==Filmography==
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===Movies===
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* [1981] [[Nerawareta Gakuen]] (ねらわれた学園; ''The Aimed School'')
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* [1982] [[Kaikyou (movie)|Kaikyou]] (海峡; ''Strait'')
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* [1982] [[Tenkousei (movie)|Tenkousei]] (転校生)
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* [1983] [[SPH]]
  
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===Movies ===
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===Doramas===
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*Targeted School (1981: (Old) Kadokawa Haruki Corporation )
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* [1985] [[Wikipedia:Toki o Kakeru Shōjo|Toki wo Kakeru Shojo]] (時をかける少女)
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*Strait (1982: Movies Touhou) - Takakura Ken - Ootani Naoko son role
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* [1986] [http://wiki.d-addicts.com/Byakkotai_1986 Byakkotai] (白虎隊)
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*SPH (1983, Tezuka Makoto Director)
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* [1987] [[Hi Kemuri Takadanobaba]] (火煙高田馬場)
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* [1989] [[Kenka Yasube Ketto Takadanobaba]] (喧嘩安兵衛 決闘高田ノ馬場)
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===TV drama===
 
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*Toki o Kakeru Shōjo (1985, Fuji TV series) - a forced labor
 
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*Byakkotai (December 30, 1986 - December 31, Nippon TV series) - Soji Okita role
 
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*Fire and smoke Takadanobaba (1987, Nippon TV series)
 
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*Bruno Hiyoue Yasushi Baba fight a duel Takata (1989, Nippon TV series)
 
  
 
===Anime===
 
===Anime===
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* [1984] [[Chouriki Robot Garratt]] (超力ロボ ガラット; ''Super Robot Force Garratt'')
  
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===Television===
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* [1984] [[Midnight in Roppongi]]
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* [1985] [[Tokio Rock TV|TOKIO Rock TV]]
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* [1986] [[A Good Laugh! Telephone|A good laugh! TELEPHONE]]
  
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Super Robot Force Garratt (超力ロボ ガラット)(1984, TV Nagoya / Japan Sunrise )
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==Radio==
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* [198x] [[Joyful Pop]] <small>(NHK-FM)</small>
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===TV===
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* [198x] [[Kinde Yantan Hall]] <small>(MBS Radio)</small>
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* [198x] [[Ota-kun Nakagawa]] <small>(Kansai Radio)</small>
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Midnight in Roppongi (1984, TV)
 
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TOKIO Rock TV (circa 1985, Tokyo)
 
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A good laugh! TELEPHONE (1986, Fuji) Guest
 
  
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===Radio===
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==External Links==
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* [http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E4%B8%AD%E5%B7%9D%E5%8B%9D%E5%BD%A6 Japanese Wikipedia]
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* [https://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/235504/profile/ Oricon Profile]
  
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Joyful Pop ( NHK-FM / Kuwata Yasuko)
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[[Category:Artists]]
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Kinde Yantan Hall ( MBS Radio /康範Hiyoudou Yuki Kitano Makoto Hikaru tsupei Lullaby)
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[[Category:J-Pop]]
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Ota-kun kun Nakagawa ( Kansai Radio / Oota Takako )
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[[Category:J-Actor]]
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[[Category:Model]]
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[[Category:Talento]]
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[[Category:Blood Type A]]
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[[Category:1962 Births]]
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[[Category:1994 Deaths]]
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[[Category:Tokyo Artists]]

Latest revision as of 23:18, 14 November 2020

Nakagawa Katsuhiko

Nakagawa Katsuhiko (中川勝彦) was a Japanese pop singer, actor, model and talento active in the 1980s. He is the grandson of Ito Kazutaka and the father of the multi-talento Nakagawa Shoko. He appeared in the 1985 adaptation of Toki wo Kakeru Shojo, voiced the lead character of the anime Chouriki Robot Garratt and released ten singles and nine albums. In 1992, he developed acute myeloid leukemia and died in August 1994. After he died, two albums released posthumously.

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