event. Cover versions "Yuki no Hana" was one of the most popular karaoke songs in Japan in 2004. It has also been covered by numerous artists including Joi Chua, Park Hyo Shin, Seo Young Eun, Han Xue, Vincy Chan, Eric Martin (Mr. Big's vocalist), Hayley Westenra, Hideaki Tokunaga and Gackt. Park Hyo Shin's version was an insert song for the popular Korean drama I'm Sorry, I Love You. "Find the Way" was covered by Korean singer Bada, who was a member of K-Pop girl group S.E.S. Other popular covers have been recorded for "Stars" and "Sakurairo Mau Koro". Personal life Nakashima married volleyball player Kunihiro Shimizu on December 25, 2014. On February 2, 2018, Nakashima announced that she and Shimizu would be divorcing. They separated on amicable terms, both expressing the sentiment that their time together was "irreplaceable" and that they would remain friends. Discography Studio albums True (2002) Love (2003) Music (2005) The End (2006) Yes (2007) Voice (2008) Star (2010) Real (2013) Tough (2017) Joker (2020) I (2022) EP Resistance (2002) Oborozukiyo: Inori (2004) Compilation albums Best (2005) No More Rules (2009) Zutto Suki Datta -All My Covers- (2014) Dears (2014) Tears (2014) Relaxin''' (Remix Album) (2015) Mika Nakashima Tribute (2016) Roots - Piano & Voice (Cover Album) (2017) Portrait - Piano & Voice (Acoustic Album) (2018) Snow Flower 15th Anniversary Best Edition (2019) With (2020) Live albums Official Bootleg Live at Shinjuku Loft (2016) MTV Unplugged (2016) Greatest Live - Live Best Selection 2003-2017'' (2018) Filmography Movies Dramas References External links Mika Nakashima Official Website 1983 births Japanese film actresses Japanese television actresses Japanese women pop singers Japanese women rock singers Living people Actors from Kagoshima Prefecture Sony Music Entertainment Japan artists Musicians from Kagoshima Prefecture 21st-century Japanese actresses 21st-century Japanese women singers 21st-century Japanese singers Crunchyroll Anime Awards winners