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* '''Real Name:''' Shinko Junko (新居潤子)
 
* '''Real Name:''' Shinko Junko (新居潤子)
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* '''Birthdate:''' December 30, 1949
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* '''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1949|12|30|mf=yes}}
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* '''Birthplace:''' Tenkawa, Nara
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* '''Birthplace:''' Tenkawa, Nara Prefecture
 
* '''Blood Type:''' A
 
* '''Blood Type:''' A
 
* '''Favorite Things:''' Movies, Reading, Hiking, Viewing Wild Birds, Drinking Black Tea
 
* '''Favorite Things:''' Movies, Reading, Hiking, Viewing Wild Birds, Drinking Black Tea
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== Information ==
 
== Information ==
  
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Yamamoto Junko got her start in the music business world in 1969 when she joined the folk song [[Akai Tori]]. With the help of Yamamoto, the group won the grand prix for the 3rd Annual Yamaha Light Music Contest with second place going to another upcoming group [[OFF CORUSE]]. Akai Tori made a major debut a year after on the record label Columbia Records.
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Yamamoto Junko got her start in the music business world in 1969 when she joined the folk song [[Akai Tori]]. With the help of Yamamoto, the group won the grand prix for the 3rd Annual Yamaha Light Music Contest with second place going to another upcoming group [[OFF COURSE]]. Akai Tori made a major debut a year after on the record label [[Columbia Records]].
  
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In 1973, Yamamoto married bandmate [[Yamamoto Toshihiko]]. A year after, Akai Tori would disband and Yamamoto would later joined the group [[Hi-Fi Set]] with her husband and another bandmate. They made their major debut a year later with their first single. The group's popularity skyrocketed in 1977 with the released of the single [[Feeling Feelings|Feeling FEELINGS]] and help Yamamoto attend her first [[Kouhaku Utagassen]].
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In 1973, Yamamoto married bandmate [[Yamamoto Toshihiko]]. A year after, Akai Tori disbanded and Yamamoto would later joined the group [[Hi-Fi Set]] with her husband and another bandmate. They made their major debut a year later with their first single. The group's popularity skyrocketed in 1977 with the released of the single "[[Feeling Feelings|Feeling FEELINGS]]" and help Yamamoto attend her first ''[[Kouhaku Uta Gassen]]''.
  
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In 1993, Yamamoto would participate in the charity group [[USED TO BE A CHILD]]. A year later, in 1994, [[Hi-Fi Set]] would disband and she would release her first solo album, [[Junko Yamamoto|JUNKO YAMAMOTO]]. She would also participate as a chorus member for the [[Oda Kazumasa]] concert tour FUN MORE TIME.
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In 1993, Yamamoto participated in the charity group [[USED TO BE A CHILD]]. A year later, in 1994, [[Hi-Fi Set]] disbanded and she released her first solo album, entitled ''[[Junko Yamamoto|JUNKO YAMAMOTO]]''. She also participated as a chorus member for the [[Oda Kazumasa]] concert tour "FUN MORE TIME".
  
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In 2000, she formed two short-term music units, [[Songs for Memories]], which disbanded in 2009, and [[nanan]]. A year after, she formed another short-time unit, [[V3]], with [[Moriyama Ryouko]] and [[Shiratori Emiko]]. Two years later, she formed the chorus group [[April]].  
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In 2000, she formed two short-term music units, [[Songs for Memories]], which disbanded in 2009, and [[nanan]]. A year after, she formed another short-time unit, [[V3]], with [[Moriyama Ryoko]] and [[Shiratori Emiko]]. Two years later, she formed the chorus group [[April]].
  
 
== Discography ==
 
== Discography ==
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* [1994.10.01] [[Junko Yamamoto|JUNKO YAMAMOTO]]
 
* [1994.10.01] [[Junko Yamamoto|JUNKO YAMAMOTO]]
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* [1995.09.01] [[Slow Down]]
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* [1995.09.01] [[Slow Down (Yamamoto Junko)|Slow Down]]
 
* [1997.04.16] [[Oasis (Yamamoto Junko)|OASIS]]
 
* [1997.04.16] [[Oasis (Yamamoto Junko)|OASIS]]
 
* [1997.12.10] [[Fairy Tale (Yamamoto Junko)|Fairy Tale]]
 
* [1997.12.10] [[Fairy Tale (Yamamoto Junko)|Fairy Tale]]
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* [1998.12.09] [[Tsubasa wo Kudasai Junko Best|Tsubasa wo Kudasai JUNKO BEST]] (翼をください JUNKO BEST)
 
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* [2005.08.24] [[Yamamoto Junko New Best 1500|Yamamoto Junko NEW BEST 1500]] (山本潤子　NEW BEST 1500)
 
 
* [2005.12.07] [[Small Circle|small circle]]
 
* [2005.12.07] [[Small Circle|small circle]]
 
* [2006.05.10] [[J's]]
 
* [2006.05.10] [[J's]]
 
* [2007.06.06] [[Songs (Yamamoto Junko)|SONGS]]
 
* [2007.06.06] [[Songs (Yamamoto Junko)|SONGS]]
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* [2009.10.07] [[Ongaku ni Koishiteru]] (音楽に恋してる)
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=== Best Albums ===
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* [1998.12.09] [[Tsubasa wo Kudasai Junko Best|Tsubasa wo Kudasai JUNKO BEST]] (翼をください JUNKO BEST)
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* [2005.08.24] [[Yamamoto Junko New Best 1500|Yamamoto Junko NEW BEST 1500]] (山本潤子 NEW BEST 1500)
 
* [2009.07.15] [[Golden Best Yamamoto Junko|GOLDEN☆BEST Yamamoto Junko]] (GOLDEN☆BEST 山本潤子)
 
* [2009.07.15] [[Golden Best Yamamoto Junko|GOLDEN☆BEST Yamamoto Junko]] (GOLDEN☆BEST 山本潤子)
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* [2012.08.01] [[Yamamoto Junko Golden Best|Yamamoto Junko Golden☆Best]] (山本潤子　ゴールデン☆ベスト)
  
 
=== Singles ===
 
=== Singles ===
  
 
* [1994.10.01] [[Kagi ga Awanai]] (鍵があわない)
 
* [1994.10.01] [[Kagi ga Awanai]] (鍵があわない)
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* [1997.11.12] [[Tsubasa wo Kudasai]] (翼をください)
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* [1997.11.12] [[Tsubasa wo Kudasai (Yamamoto Junko)|Tsubasa wo Kudasai]] (翼をください)
 
* [1998.07.08] [[Midori no Kisetsu]] (緑の季節)
 
* [1998.07.08] [[Midori no Kisetsu]] (緑の季節)
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* [1999.08.04] [[Moshikashite Futari wa]] (もしかして二人は; '''with''' [[Ise Shouzou]])
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* [1999.08.04] [[Moshikashite Futari wa]] (もしかして二人は; '''with''' [[Ise Shozo]])
 
* [2002.02.20] [[Warabigami]] (童神)
 
* [2002.02.20] [[Warabigami]] (童神)
  
 
=== DVDs ===
 
=== DVDs ===
  
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* [2006.04.12] junko yamamoto Live in YEBISU BAR  
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* [2006.04.12] [[Junko Yamamoto Live in Tebisu Bar|junko yamamoto Live in YEBISU BAR]]
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* [2011.06.01] [[Vivante]]
  
 
== External Links ==
 
== External Links ==
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* [http://www.omgnet.co.jp/junko_yamamoto.htm Official Site]
 
* [http://www.omgnet.co.jp/junko_yamamoto.htm Official Site]
 
* [http://shinkies.typepad.jp/junko/ Official Blog]
 
* [http://shinkies.typepad.jp/junko/ Official Blog]
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* [http://www.sonymusic.co.jp/Music/Arch/SR/JunkoYamamoto/ Sony Music Japan Page]
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* [http://www.sonymusic.co.jp/Music/Arch/SR/JunkoYamamoto/ Sony Music Japan Profile]
 
* [http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%B1%B1%E6%9C%AC%E6%BD%A4%E5%AD%90 Japanese Wikipedia: 山本潤子]
 
* [http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%B1%B1%E6%9C%AC%E6%BD%A4%E5%AD%90 Japanese Wikipedia: 山本潤子]
  
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[[Category: J-Pop]]
 
[[Category: J-Pop]]
 
[[Category: 1949 Births]]
 
[[Category: 1949 Births]]
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[[Category:1994 Debut]]
 
[[Category: Blood Type A]]
 
[[Category: Blood Type A]]
 
[[Category: Nara Artists]]
 
[[Category: Nara Artists]]
 
[[Category: Songwriter]]
 
[[Category: Songwriter]]
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[[Category: Former Japanese Band Members]]
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[[Category: Former Japanese Vocal Group Members]]

Latest revision as of 17:38, 2 August 2014

Yamamoto Junko

Yamamoto Junko (山本潤子) is a Japanese singer-songwriter.

Profile

  • Real Name: Shinko Junko (新居潤子)
  • Birthdate: December 30, 1949 (1949-12-30) (age 74)
  • Birthplace: Tenkawa, Nara Prefecture
  • Blood Type: A
  • Favorite Things: Movies, Reading, Hiking, Viewing Wild Birds, Drinking Black Tea

Information

Yamamoto Junko got her start in the music business world in 1969 when she joined the folk song Akai Tori. With the help of Yamamoto, the group won the grand prix for the 3rd Annual Yamaha Light Music Contest with second place going to another upcoming group OFF COURSE. Akai Tori made a major debut a year after on the record label Columbia Records.

In 1973, Yamamoto married bandmate Yamamoto Toshihiko. A year after, Akai Tori disbanded and Yamamoto would later joined the group Hi-Fi Set with her husband and another bandmate. They made their major debut a year later with their first single. The group's popularity skyrocketed in 1977 with the released of the single "Feeling FEELINGS" and help Yamamoto attend her first Kouhaku Uta Gassen.

In 1993, Yamamoto participated in the charity group USED TO BE A CHILD. A year later, in 1994, Hi-Fi Set disbanded and she released her first solo album, entitled JUNKO YAMAMOTO. She also participated as a chorus member for the Oda Kazumasa concert tour "FUN MORE TIME".

In 2000, she formed two short-term music units, Songs for Memories, which disbanded in 2009, and nanan. A year after, she formed another short-time unit, V3, with Moriyama Ryoko and Shiratori Emiko. Two years later, she formed the chorus group April.

Discography

Albums

Best Albums

Singles

DVDs

External Links

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