Akemi Misawa

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Akemi Misawa ( Jap. 三沢あけみ , Misawa Akemi ; * 2. June 1945 in Ina ) is a Japanese Enka - singer and actress .

Career

At the age of 14, Misawa Akemi became the new name of the Tōei film company at the same time as the actresses Junko Miyazono and Yuriko Mishima were there. Her first appearance was in the Dorama Fuefuki Dōji ( 笛 吹 童子 , "The young wind instrument player") produced by NET . The next year she made her film debut in Jidai-geki .

In 1963 she made her debut as a singer in the Furare Jōzu ni Hore Jōzu produced by Victor Entertainment ( ふ ら れ 上手 に 惚 れ 上手 , "Cleverly rejected, cleverly in love"). In 1963 she was awarded the Japan Record Award for the newcomer of the year for the song Shima no Blues ( 島 の ブ ル ー ス , shima no burūsu , "island blues "), which soon became a hit.

Although she left Tōei to devote herself to the profession of singer, she also appeared in drama and films. After feeling that her career as a singer had reached a dead end with her marriage, she divorced and came back as a singer . She made her comeback in 1979 with the song Wakare Sake ( わ か れ 酒 , "Farewell Sake "), which soon became a hit. Shortly thereafter, Koishikute ( 恋 し く て , “to be loved ”), Wataridori ( 渡 り 鳥 , “migratory bird”) and other hits. Akemi Misawa has enjoyed constant popularity so far.

Discography

  1. Wataridori ( 渡 り 鳥 , "migratory bird"; February 21, 1988)
  2. Best One Ketteniban: Misawa Akemi Zenkyokushū (BEST ONE 決定 版 三 沢 あ け み 全 曲 集 , "Best one, Akemi Misawa Final Song Collection "; November 21, 1989)
  3. Misawa Akemi Zenkyokushū ( 三 沢 あ け み 全 曲 集 , "Akemi Misawa Song Collection "; October 25, 1990)
  4. Ai… Eien ni - Endless Song ( ～ 愛… 永遠 に ～ エ ン ド レ ス ソ ン グ , "Love forever, everlasting song"; March 21, 1991)
  5. Gōkaban Misawa Akemi Zenkyokushū ( 豪華 版 三 沢 あ け み 全 曲 集 , " Magnificent Edition Akemi Misawa Song Collection "; November 26, 1992)
  6. Onna no Yukidoke / Enkashū ( 女 の ゆ き ど け / 艶 歌集 , "The Thawing of a Woman / Enka Songs"; June 23, 1993)
  7. Misawa Akemi / Zenkyokushū ( 三 沢 あ け み / 全 曲 集 , "Misawa Akemi, song collection"; October 27, 1993)
  8. You Hodo ni - Original Hit & Karaoke ( 酔 う ほ ど に ～ オ リ ジ ナ ル ・ ヒ ッ ト & カ ラ オ ケ ～ , "Enough to get drunk - Original Hits & Karaoke"; May 21, 1994)
  9. BEST of BEST (June 25, 1994)
  10. Zenkyokushū ( 全 曲 集 , " Song Collection "; November 2, 1994)
  11. Best ( ベ ス ト , Besuto ; December 1, 1995)
  12. BEST ONE (October 23, 1996)
  13. Best (Best One) ( ベ ス ト〈BEST ONE〉; October 22, 1997)
  14. Best Album ( ベ ス ト ア ル バ ム , Besuto arubamu ; October 21, 1998)
  15. Zenkyokushū ( 全 曲 集 ; October 21, 1999)
  16. Misawa Akemi Zenkyokushū ( 三 沢 あ け み 全 曲 集 ; October 24, 2001)
  17. Misawa Akemi Zenkyokushū ( 三 沢 あ け み 全 曲 集 ; September 21, 2002)
  18. Misawa Akemi Zenkyokushū ( 三 沢 あ け み 全 曲 集 ; November 26, 2003)
  19. Misawa Akemi Best - Kokorobana ( 三 沢 あ け み ベ ス ト ～ こ こ ろ 花 ～ , "Misawa Akemi Best - blossom of the soul / heart"; November 23, 2005)

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personal data
SURNAME Misawa, Akemi
ALTERNATIVE NAMES 三 沢 あ け み (Japanese)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Japanese singer and actress
DATE OF BIRTH June 2, 1945
PLACE OF BIRTH Ina , Japan