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| − | ''' | + | '''Watanabe Keiko''' (渡辺桂子) is a former [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] [[idol]] singer. Watanabe got her start by audition for the music audition television show Star Tanjou! but didn't get noticed till she won the grand prix award at the Hori Pro Scout Carvan contest. She later debuted as an idol singer in 1984 with the release of her first single, entitled [[H-i-r-o-s-h-i]]. But it was a brief career as she announced an abrupt retire after marrying and moving to America on March 1986. |
She would later divorce and return to show business by showing up in Playboy magazines by the fall of 1987. | She would later divorce and return to show business by showing up in Playboy magazines by the fall of 1987. | ||
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== Profile == | == Profile == | ||
| − | * '''Real Name:''' | + | * '''Real Name:''' Watanabe Keiko (渡部桂子) |
* '''Birthdate:''' Novemmber 9, 1966 | * '''Birthdate:''' Novemmber 9, 1966 | ||
* '''Birthplace:''' Osaka Prefecutre | * '''Birthplace:''' Osaka Prefecutre | ||
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=== Albums === | === Albums === | ||
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* [1984.07.05] [[Shake Hand|Shake hand]] | * [1984.07.05] [[Shake Hand|Shake hand]] | ||
| − | * [1984.12.16] [[Goodbye Girl ( | + | * [1984.12.16] [[Goodbye Girl (Watanabe Keiko album)|Goodbye Girl]] (グッバイ・ガール) |
| − | * [1985.12.04] [[Forte f]] (フォルテ・f) | + | * [1985.12.04] [[Forte F|Forte f]] (フォルテ・f) |
* [2004.12.20] [[Wanatabe Keiko Complete Singles & More]] (渡辺桂子コンプリート・シングルズ&モア) | * [2004.12.20] [[Wanatabe Keiko Complete Singles & More]] (渡辺桂子コンプリート・シングルズ&モア) | ||
=== Singles === | === Singles === | ||
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* [1984.03.21] [[H-i-r-o-s-h-i]] | * [1984.03.21] [[H-i-r-o-s-h-i]] | ||
* [1984.06.21] [[Sekidou Chokkagata no Yuuwaku]] (赤道直下型の誘惑) | * [1984.06.21] [[Sekidou Chokkagata no Yuuwaku]] (赤道直下型の誘惑) | ||
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* [http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%B8%A1%E8%BE%BA%E6%A1%82%E5%AD%90_%28%E6%AD%8C%E6%89%8B%29 Japanese Wikipedia: 渡辺桂子] | * [http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%B8%A1%E8%BE%BA%E6%A1%82%E5%AD%90_%28%E6%AD%8C%E6%89%8B%29 Japanese Wikipedia: 渡辺桂子] | ||
| − | [[Category: Artists]] | + | [[Category:Artists]] |
| − | [[Category: J-Pop]] | + | [[Category:J-Pop]] |
| − | [[Category: Idols]] | + | [[Category:Idols]] |
| − | [[Category: 1966 Births]] | + | [[Category:1966 Births]] |
| − | [[Category: Osaka Artists]] | + | [[Category:Osaka Artists]] |
Revision as of 09:13, 11 August 2009
Watanabe Keiko (渡辺桂子) is a former Japanese pop idol singer. Watanabe got her start by audition for the music audition television show Star Tanjou! but didn't get noticed till she won the grand prix award at the Hori Pro Scout Carvan contest. She later debuted as an idol singer in 1984 with the release of her first single, entitled H-i-r-o-s-h-i. But it was a brief career as she announced an abrupt retire after marrying and moving to America on March 1986.
She would later divorce and return to show business by showing up in Playboy magazines by the fall of 1987.
Profile
- Real Name: Watanabe Keiko (渡部桂子)
- Birthdate: Novemmber 9, 1966
- Birthplace: Osaka Prefecutre
- Catchphrase: Otomodachi ni Shitekuremasen ka? (お友達にしてくれませんか？)
Discography
Albums
- [1984.07.05] Shake hand
- [1984.12.16] Goodbye Girl (グッバイ・ガール)
- [1985.12.04] Forte f (フォルテ・f)
- [2004.12.20] Wanatabe Keiko Complete Singles & More (渡辺桂子コンプリート・シングルズ&モア)
Singles
- [1984.03.21] H-i-r-o-s-h-i
- [1984.06.21] Sekidou Chokkagata no Yuuwaku (赤道直下型の誘惑)
- [1984.09.01] Dai II Shoujoki (第Ⅱ少女期)
- [1984.12.01] Goodbye Girl (グッバイ・ガール)
- [1985.03.10] Koibito Hakusho (恋人白書)
- [1985.06.05] Manatsu no Lesson (真夏のレッスン)
- [1985.10.21] Junjou Resistance (純情レジスタンス)
