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Three weeks later on 22 May 2002, she released 20th studio album "Resonancia". It's her first album released in Universe Music and first album after three years. In the Spanish, the Resonancia means Sound. The main instrumental concept of album consists of R&B and Latin rhythm feeling. In the album booklet, Uru is credited as a main producer of the album. The album includes the re-arranged version of singles "It's brand new day" and "The Heat: Musica Fiesta". The main writer of the album is Adya. Japanese singer Ken Hirai provided back-vocals in one of the album tracks. The album debuted at number 15 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for four weeks. Between 27 May and 13 July she held live tour "Musica Fiesta Tour 2002". | On 12 May and 7 July 2004, she collaborated with Korean music producer Kim Hyung Seok in singles "Akai Hana" and "Hajimete Deatta Hi no You ni". Hajimete Deatta Hi no You ni is a cover of a Korean's singer Park Yong-ha performed in Japanese. As a single with the same melody line but different lyrics was released for first time after 19 years (Mi Amore/Akai Tori ga Nigeta). "Akai Hana" debuted at number 40 and "Hajimete Deatta Hi no You ni" debuted at number 50 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts. | 1 |
Three weeks later on 22 May 2002, she released 20th studio album "Resonancia". It's her first album released in Universe Music and first album after three years. In the Spanish, the Resonancia means Sound. The main instrumental concept of album consists of R&B and Latin rhythm feeling. In the album booklet, Uru is credited as a main producer of the album. The album includes the re-arranged version of singles "It's brand new day" and "The Heat: Musica Fiesta". The main writer of the album is Adya. Japanese singer Ken Hirai provided back-vocals in one of the album tracks. The album debuted at number 15 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for four weeks. Between 27 May and 13 July she held live tour "Musica Fiesta Tour 2002". | Within two years of her debut, she set herself apart from all the singers of her generation with her mature song selection and the ability to change her image with the release of each new single, much like Madonna and Cyndi Lauper. This provocative and rebellious image was to be the direct opposite of the other pop rival, Seiko Matsuda, who projected more of a girl next door, sweet-natured charm. In a retrospective commendation of her album "Fushigi" (1986), Ignatiy Vishnevetsky wrote that she "was sometimes trumpeted as a more mature and sophisticated alternative to Matsuda". | 0 |
Three weeks later on 22 May 2002, she released 20th studio album "Resonancia". It's her first album released in Universe Music and first album after three years. In the Spanish, the Resonancia means Sound. The main instrumental concept of album consists of R&B and Latin rhythm feeling. In the album booklet, Uru is credited as a main producer of the album. The album includes the re-arranged version of singles "It's brand new day" and "The Heat: Musica Fiesta". The main writer of the album is Adya. Japanese singer Ken Hirai provided back-vocals in one of the album tracks. The album debuted at number 15 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for four weeks. Between 27 May and 13 July she held live tour "Musica Fiesta Tour 2002". | On 4 December 2002, were two released on the same day: DVD footage of "Musica Fiesta Live Tour" under label UniversalJ and self-cover compilation album "Akina Nakamori: Utahime Double Decade". The album includes self-cover with renewed arrangements and lowered key to fit her current voice shape. The album debuted at number 8 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts. With the re-arranged version of "Kazarajanai no yo Namida wa" she performed at NHK's 53rd Kōhaku Uta Gassen. It was Akina's first appearance in Kōhaku Uta Gassen after 14 years. | 1 |
Three weeks later on 22 May 2002, she released 20th studio album "Resonancia". It's her first album released in Universe Music and first album after three years. In the Spanish, the Resonancia means Sound. The main instrumental concept of album consists of R&B and Latin rhythm feeling. In the album booklet, Uru is credited as a main producer of the album. The album includes the re-arranged version of singles "It's brand new day" and "The Heat: Musica Fiesta". The main writer of the album is Adya. Japanese singer Ken Hirai provided back-vocals in one of the album tracks. The album debuted at number 15 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for four weeks. Between 27 May and 13 July she held live tour "Musica Fiesta Tour 2002". | Akina Nakamori:2423099 | 0 |
On 4 December 2002, were two released on the same day: DVD footage of "Musica Fiesta Live Tour" under label UniversalJ and self-cover compilation album "Akina Nakamori: Utahime Double Decade". The album includes self-cover with renewed arrangements and lowered key to fit her current voice shape. The album debuted at number 8 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts. With the re-arranged version of "Kazarajanai no yo Namida wa" she performed at NHK's 53rd Kōhaku Uta Gassen. It was Akina's first appearance in Kōhaku Uta Gassen after 14 years. | In 2002, she enter to the 20th debut anniversary. Nakamori moved the management work from the music production Koubouroku that had been contracted to the current private office Faith and transfer to the current record company Universal Music. As to celebrate her first release under recording company for the first time after three years, she released cover album "" on 20 March 2002. In the album booklet, she's credited as a main producer of the album. The album debuted at number 10 at Oricon Weekly Album Charts. It's her first album which debuted in Top 10 Charts since 1995 studio album "La Alteración". | 1 |
On 4 December 2002, were two released on the same day: DVD footage of "Musica Fiesta Live Tour" under label UniversalJ and self-cover compilation album "Akina Nakamori: Utahime Double Decade". The album includes self-cover with renewed arrangements and lowered key to fit her current voice shape. The album debuted at number 8 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts. With the re-arranged version of "Kazarajanai no yo Namida wa" she performed at NHK's 53rd Kōhaku Uta Gassen. It was Akina's first appearance in Kōhaku Uta Gassen after 14 years. | On 3 and 4 November 1998, she held special live "Symphonic Concert '98 with Symphonic A Orchestra". | 0 |
On 4 December 2002, were two released on the same day: DVD footage of "Musica Fiesta Live Tour" under label UniversalJ and self-cover compilation album "Akina Nakamori: Utahime Double Decade". The album includes self-cover with renewed arrangements and lowered key to fit her current voice shape. The album debuted at number 8 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts. With the re-arranged version of "Kazarajanai no yo Namida wa" she performed at NHK's 53rd Kōhaku Uta Gassen. It was Akina's first appearance in Kōhaku Uta Gassen after 14 years. | Three weeks later on 22 May 2002, she released 20th studio album "Resonancia". It's her first album released in Universe Music and first album after three years. In the Spanish, the Resonancia means Sound. The main instrumental concept of album consists of R&B and Latin rhythm feeling. In the album booklet, Uru is credited as a main producer of the album. The album includes the re-arranged version of singles "It's brand new day" and "The Heat: Musica Fiesta". The main writer of the album is Adya. Japanese singer Ken Hirai provided back-vocals in one of the album tracks. The album debuted at number 15 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for four weeks. Between 27 May and 13 July she held live tour "Musica Fiesta Tour 2002". | 1 |
On 4 December 2002, were two released on the same day: DVD footage of "Musica Fiesta Live Tour" under label UniversalJ and self-cover compilation album "Akina Nakamori: Utahime Double Decade". The album includes self-cover with renewed arrangements and lowered key to fit her current voice shape. The album debuted at number 8 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts. With the re-arranged version of "Kazarajanai no yo Namida wa" she performed at NHK's 53rd Kōhaku Uta Gassen. It was Akina's first appearance in Kōhaku Uta Gassen after 14 years. | On 21 December 1999, were released at the same day final single "Trust me" written by Kazuhiro Hara and 19th studio album "Will". "Trust me" debuted on number 57 at the Oricon Weekly Single Charts. It is Akina's worst-selling single as of 2019. The B-side track "Yuki no Hana" with subtitle "White X'mas" is rearranged version from previously released studio album track. It's her final single to be released as the 8 cm single. Some fans call the studio album "Will" as the compilation album from the Gauss label. It includes two previously released singles and remixes from previously released album tracks and Gauss singles. Album track "Tsuki no Hohoemi" was promoted as a theme song for sole-playing video game series "Wizardry". The original soundtrack of "Wizardry Digmuil" includes the acoustic and orchestral version of this song both written by Ikurou Fujiwara, in the "Will" is included acoustic version. The album has only three new songs recorded for the album. On her official website, it is not even listed in the list of original studio albums during her whole career. The album was produced by Gauss's director, Kazuhiro Chiba. The album debuted at number 52 at Oricon Weekly Album charts and charted for one week. | 0 |
On 4 December 2002, were two released on the same day: DVD footage of "Musica Fiesta Live Tour" under label UniversalJ and self-cover compilation album "Akina Nakamori: Utahime Double Decade". The album includes self-cover with renewed arrangements and lowered key to fit her current voice shape. The album debuted at number 8 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts. With the re-arranged version of "Kazarajanai no yo Namida wa" she performed at NHK's 53rd Kōhaku Uta Gassen. It was Akina's first appearance in Kōhaku Uta Gassen after 14 years. | On 3 December 2004, she has released third cover album "Utahime 3: Finale". All album tracks has been arranged by Akira Senju. The producer of the album is Nakamori herself. Album debuted at number 25 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts. | 1 |
On 4 December 2002, were two released on the same day: DVD footage of "Musica Fiesta Live Tour" under label UniversalJ and self-cover compilation album "Akina Nakamori: Utahime Double Decade". The album includes self-cover with renewed arrangements and lowered key to fit her current voice shape. The album debuted at number 8 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts. With the re-arranged version of "Kazarajanai no yo Namida wa" she performed at NHK's 53rd Kōhaku Uta Gassen. It was Akina's first appearance in Kōhaku Uta Gassen after 14 years. | In 1998, she moved to the "Gauss Entertainment" recording label. In January, she led a main role to the Japanese television drama "Tsumetai Tsuki". It was her first main role since "Sugao no Mama de". She also performed theme song "Kisei: Never Forget" written by Yasuhiro Suzu. The single was released on 11 February. Nakamori states that the balance between low and high pitches were difficult for her to sing. The single debuted on rank 19 at Oricon Weekly Single Charts and sold 94k copies. B-side track is remastered version of album track "Tsuki ga Aoku", which was previously released in studio album "Shaker". | 0 |
On 30 April 2003, she released forty-second single "Days" written by Tetsuro Oda. The song was promoted as an ending theme for TV Tokyo's television drama "Onnna to Ai to Mystery". B-side tracks "Ruriiro no Chikyuu" was promoted as a commercial song for Au and "Hana" was promoted as a theme song for NHK-BS1 television program "Chikyuu Walker". The single debuted at number 30 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted for four weeks. | Between 7 and 17 July 2005, she held special live tour "Akina Nakamori Special Live 2005 Empress at Club Ex". The live tour is divided into half of cover songs previously released in Utahime cover albums and mix of original tracks. The DVD footage of live tour was released on 11 January 2006 under avex trax label. | 1 |
On 30 April 2003, she released forty-second single "Days" written by Tetsuro Oda. The song was promoted as an ending theme for TV Tokyo's television drama "Onnna to Ai to Mystery". B-side tracks "Ruriiro no Chikyuu" was promoted as a commercial song for Au and "Hana" was promoted as a theme song for NHK-BS1 television program "Chikyuu Walker". The single debuted at number 30 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted for four weeks. | The following year, Nakamori released three singles, two studio albums and her first best-of album. The singles were "Nibunnoichi no Shinwa", which sold 573,000 copies and debuted at #1, making it her best-selling single of that year. "Twilight (Yūguretayori)", released in May, sold 430,000 copies and debuted at #2. But "Kinku", her last single of that year, fared better, debuting at #1 and selling 511,000 copies. All three albums, "Fantasy", "New Akina Etranger" and "Best Akina Memoires" hit No. 1. Nakamori made the first appearance of her 7 official performance at the ever-popular annual show, the 34th edition of the NKH Red and White Song Festival on 31 December 1983. She made a special guest appearance of the 65th (2014) edition performing live from the U.S recording studio while recording for her upcoming new album. | 0 |
On 30 April 2003, she released forty-second single "Days" written by Tetsuro Oda. The song was promoted as an ending theme for TV Tokyo's television drama "Onnna to Ai to Mystery". B-side tracks "Ruriiro no Chikyuu" was promoted as a commercial song for Au and "Hana" was promoted as a theme song for NHK-BS1 television program "Chikyuu Walker". The single debuted at number 30 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted for four weeks. | On 22 December 2010, 6-DVD set box "Nakamori Akina in Hit Studio" and on 15 December 2011, 5-DVD set box "The Best Ten Nakamori Akina Premium Box" has been released. | 1 |
On 30 April 2003, she released forty-second single "Days" written by Tetsuro Oda. The song was promoted as an ending theme for TV Tokyo's television drama "Onnna to Ai to Mystery". B-side tracks "Ruriiro no Chikyuu" was promoted as a commercial song for Au and "Hana" was promoted as a theme song for NHK-BS1 television program "Chikyuu Walker". The single debuted at number 30 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted for four weeks. | Akina Nakamori:2423099 | 0 |
On 30 April 2003, she released forty-second single "Days" written by Tetsuro Oda. The song was promoted as an ending theme for TV Tokyo's television drama "Onnna to Ai to Mystery". B-side tracks "Ruriiro no Chikyuu" was promoted as a commercial song for Au and "Hana" was promoted as a theme song for NHK-BS1 television program "Chikyuu Walker". The single debuted at number 30 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted for four weeks. | Three weeks later on 22 May 2002, she released 20th studio album "Resonancia". It's her first album released in Universe Music and first album after three years. In the Spanish, the Resonancia means Sound. The main instrumental concept of album consists of R&B and Latin rhythm feeling. In the album booklet, Uru is credited as a main producer of the album. The album includes the re-arranged version of singles "It's brand new day" and "The Heat: Musica Fiesta". The main writer of the album is Adya. Japanese singer Ken Hirai provided back-vocals in one of the album tracks. The album debuted at number 15 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for four weeks. Between 27 May and 13 July she held live tour "Musica Fiesta Tour 2002". | 1 |
On 30 April 2003, she released forty-second single "Days" written by Tetsuro Oda. The song was promoted as an ending theme for TV Tokyo's television drama "Onnna to Ai to Mystery". B-side tracks "Ruriiro no Chikyuu" was promoted as a commercial song for Au and "Hana" was promoted as a theme song for NHK-BS1 television program "Chikyuu Walker". The single debuted at number 30 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted for four weeks. | In 1984, Nakamori released "Kita Wing", which sold 614,000 copies, a bit better than her singles from the previous year, but surprisingly it did not become a number 1 hit. It instead debuted at number 2 and remained at that position for 6 weeks. "Kita Wing" is also rumored to be Momoe Yamaguchi's favorite Nakamori Song (Yamaguchi being Nakamori's idol). Her next single "Southern Wind" brought her back to the number 1 spot, though it sold less than its predecessor at 544,000 copies. "Jukkai (1984)" proved to be another number 1 for her, selling 611,000 copies. The 9th single, "Kazari jya naino yo namida wa" proved to be a turning point in Akina Nakamori's career; as the song is considered difficult to sing with super fast lyrics. It debuted at number 1 and sold 625,000 copies. Many in Japan cite this song and her 1986 single, "Desire (Jōnetsu)", as Nakamori's signature songs. Her two album releases of that year, "Anniversary" and "Possibility" both fared well and hit No. 1. | 0 |
On 14 May 2003, she released 21st studio album "I hope so." Sometimes it's called a ballad album. The title of album "I hope so" comes as a reply from a conversation, which she had from her home-stay family regarding her English skills, when she was abroad in United States for one month in the past. In the album booklet, Satoshi Takebe is credited as a main producer and arranger of the album. Four album tracks were written by Nakamori herself. The album consist of one previously released single. The album track "I hope so" was promoted as a commercial song for Japan Railways Group. This track later appears as b-side track of special single "Diva". The album was released in regular and limited edition: the limited edition includes music video clip of Days. The album debuted at number 15 in Oricon Weekly Album Charts. | On 28 October 2010, Nakamori staff has announced her indefinite hiatus from music activities due to fatigue and health problems. | 1 |
On 14 May 2003, she released 21st studio album "I hope so." Sometimes it's called a ballad album. The title of album "I hope so" comes as a reply from a conversation, which she had from her home-stay family regarding her English skills, when she was abroad in United States for one month in the past. In the album booklet, Satoshi Takebe is credited as a main producer and arranger of the album. Four album tracks were written by Nakamori herself. The album consist of one previously released single. The album track "I hope so" was promoted as a commercial song for Japan Railways Group. This track later appears as b-side track of special single "Diva". The album was released in regular and limited edition: the limited edition includes music video clip of Days. The album debuted at number 15 in Oricon Weekly Album Charts. | On March 3, 1988, Nakamori released album "Stock". Three singles were released in 1988, "Al Mauj", "Tattoo" and "I missed the shock." The first two debuted at No. 1. | 0 |
On 14 May 2003, she released 21st studio album "I hope so." Sometimes it's called a ballad album. The title of album "I hope so" comes as a reply from a conversation, which she had from her home-stay family regarding her English skills, when she was abroad in United States for one month in the past. In the album booklet, Satoshi Takebe is credited as a main producer and arranger of the album. Four album tracks were written by Nakamori herself. The album consist of one previously released single. The album track "I hope so" was promoted as a commercial song for Japan Railways Group. This track later appears as b-side track of special single "Diva". The album was released in regular and limited edition: the limited edition includes music video clip of Days. The album debuted at number 15 in Oricon Weekly Album Charts. | In 2000, she made a temporal contract with the music production "Koubouraku" and established private office Faith (nowadays known as a fanclub "Faithway"). Between 18 May and 27 June 2000, she held a national acoustic tour "Akina Nakamori 2000: 21 Seiki he". It's her first national tour after two years. The video footage was released and included in the limited edition of compilation album "All Time Best: Original" released in 2014. | 1 |
On 14 May 2003, she released 21st studio album "I hope so." Sometimes it's called a ballad album. The title of album "I hope so" comes as a reply from a conversation, which she had from her home-stay family regarding her English skills, when she was abroad in United States for one month in the past. In the album booklet, Satoshi Takebe is credited as a main producer and arranger of the album. Four album tracks were written by Nakamori herself. The album consist of one previously released single. The album track "I hope so" was promoted as a commercial song for Japan Railways Group. This track later appears as b-side track of special single "Diva". The album was released in regular and limited edition: the limited edition includes music video clip of Days. The album debuted at number 15 in Oricon Weekly Album Charts. | In 1986, at 21, Nakamori matured in her singing style and choice of songs. The first single of that year, "Desire (Jōnetsu)" proved to be one of the highlights in Nakamori's career. This was also the theme song of the Pioneer Private commercial and was awarded the Grand Prix at the 28th Japan Record Awards in 1986. She became the youngest winner for two consecutive years. It sold 516,000 copies and debuted at number 1. Her next single "Gypsy Queen" was a calmer song than "Desire (Jōnetsu)" and sold a mere 358,000 copies, but still debuted at number 1. The single "Fin" followed, and sold less than its predecessor, at 318,000 copies. Again, it debuted at number 1. | 0 |
On 14 May 2003, she released 21st studio album "I hope so." Sometimes it's called a ballad album. The title of album "I hope so" comes as a reply from a conversation, which she had from her home-stay family regarding her English skills, when she was abroad in United States for one month in the past. In the album booklet, Satoshi Takebe is credited as a main producer and arranger of the album. Four album tracks were written by Nakamori herself. The album consist of one previously released single. The album track "I hope so" was promoted as a commercial song for Japan Railways Group. This track later appears as b-side track of special single "Diva". The album was released in regular and limited edition: the limited edition includes music video clip of Days. The album debuted at number 15 in Oricon Weekly Album Charts. | One day after the album release, between 15 May and 13 July 2003, she held live tour "Akina Nakamori Live Tour 2003 - I hope so -". On 17 December 2003, the live footage of live tour has been released as a DVD. The footage includes live from 11 July held at Tokyo International Forum. | 1 |
On 14 May 2003, she released 21st studio album "I hope so." Sometimes it's called a ballad album. The title of album "I hope so" comes as a reply from a conversation, which she had from her home-stay family regarding her English skills, when she was abroad in United States for one month in the past. In the album booklet, Satoshi Takebe is credited as a main producer and arranger of the album. Four album tracks were written by Nakamori herself. The album consist of one previously released single. The album track "I hope so" was promoted as a commercial song for Japan Railways Group. This track later appears as b-side track of special single "Diva". The album was released in regular and limited edition: the limited edition includes music video clip of Days. The album debuted at number 15 in Oricon Weekly Album Charts. | On 3 and 4 November 1998, she held special live "Symphonic Concert '98 with Symphonic A Orchestra". | 0 |
One day after the album release, between 15 May and 13 July 2003, she held live tour "Akina Nakamori Live Tour 2003 - I hope so -". On 17 December 2003, the live footage of live tour has been released as a DVD. The footage includes live from 11 July held at Tokyo International Forum. | On 30 April 2003, she released forty-second single "Days" written by Tetsuro Oda. The song was promoted as an ending theme for TV Tokyo's television drama "Onnna to Ai to Mystery". B-side tracks "Ruriiro no Chikyuu" was promoted as a commercial song for Au and "Hana" was promoted as a theme song for NHK-BS1 television program "Chikyuu Walker". The single debuted at number 30 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted for four weeks. | 1 |
One day after the album release, between 15 May and 13 July 2003, she held live tour "Akina Nakamori Live Tour 2003 - I hope so -". On 17 December 2003, the live footage of live tour has been released as a DVD. The footage includes live from 11 July held at Tokyo International Forum. | In 1987, she released "Tango Noir," which sold 348,000 copies and debuted at number 1. (Even though sales of singles were declining, Tango Noir still made it to be the 2nd best selling single in 1987). Her next single was a cover of an American song, but she called her version "Blonde." It sold 301,000 copies and added to her No.1 singles. Her most critically acclaimed single of that year was a heartfelt ballad called "Nanpasen," an emotionally draining song which many people attributed to her rocky relationship with then-boyfriend, Masahiko Kondō and the death of Kondō's mother. It sold 431,000 copies and debuted at number 1. | 0 |
One day after the album release, between 15 May and 13 July 2003, she held live tour "Akina Nakamori Live Tour 2003 - I hope so -". On 17 December 2003, the live footage of live tour has been released as a DVD. The footage includes live from 11 July held at Tokyo International Forum. | On 12 May and 7 July 2004, she collaborated with Korean music producer Kim Hyung Seok in singles "Akai Hana" and "Hajimete Deatta Hi no You ni". Hajimete Deatta Hi no You ni is a cover of a Korean's singer Park Yong-ha performed in Japanese. As a single with the same melody line but different lyrics was released for first time after 19 years (Mi Amore/Akai Tori ga Nigeta). "Akai Hana" debuted at number 40 and "Hajimete Deatta Hi no You ni" debuted at number 50 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts. | 1 |
One day after the album release, between 15 May and 13 July 2003, she held live tour "Akina Nakamori Live Tour 2003 - I hope so -". On 17 December 2003, the live footage of live tour has been released as a DVD. The footage includes live from 11 July held at Tokyo International Forum. | On 23 September 1998, she released her 37th single "Tomadoi" written by Juni. "Tomadoi" was promoted as a theme song for Japanese television drama "39Sai no Aki". B-side track "Good-bye tears" was also promoted as a theme song for Japanese television drama "Nananin no OL Sommelier" in which Akina starred a minor role. The single debuted on number forty at Oricon Weekly Single Charts. | 0 |
One day after the album release, between 15 May and 13 July 2003, she held live tour "Akina Nakamori Live Tour 2003 - I hope so -". On 17 December 2003, the live footage of live tour has been released as a DVD. The footage includes live from 11 July held at Tokyo International Forum. | On 27 February 2008, she has released her first compilation album from her 90s "Utahime Densetsu: 90s Best". The album consists of her song released between 1991 and 1999. The album was released in regular and limited edition: while the regular edition has one disc with total 13 tracks mixed of singles and its b-side, the limited edition includes four set discs which consist of three CD with various album tracks and DVD footage of special live "Akina Nakamori True Live", filmed in 1995. Third disc includes previously unrecorded duet "Second Love" with the writer of the song, Takao Kisugi. The album debuted at number 33 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for three weeks. | 1 |
One day after the album release, between 15 May and 13 July 2003, she held live tour "Akina Nakamori Live Tour 2003 - I hope so -". On 17 December 2003, the live footage of live tour has been released as a DVD. The footage includes live from 11 July held at Tokyo International Forum. | Within two years of her debut, she set herself apart from all the singers of her generation with her mature song selection and the ability to change her image with the release of each new single, much like Madonna and Cyndi Lauper. This provocative and rebellious image was to be the direct opposite of the other pop rival, Seiko Matsuda, who projected more of a girl next door, sweet-natured charm. In a retrospective commendation of her album "Fushigi" (1986), Ignatiy Vishnevetsky wrote that she "was sometimes trumpeted as a more mature and sophisticated alternative to Matsuda". | 0 |
On 12 May and 7 July 2004, she collaborated with Korean music producer Kim Hyung Seok in singles "Akai Hana" and "Hajimete Deatta Hi no You ni". Hajimete Deatta Hi no You ni is a cover of a Korean's singer Park Yong-ha performed in Japanese. As a single with the same melody line but different lyrics was released for first time after 19 years (Mi Amore/Akai Tori ga Nigeta). "Akai Hana" debuted at number 40 and "Hajimete Deatta Hi no You ni" debuted at number 50 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts. | On 29 July 2009, were two releases at the same time: music video clip DVD "Clip 2002-2007 & more" and second album of Folk Song cover album series "". Toriyama has reprised the role of sound producer and main arranger. The album cover jacket is caricature from Japanese caricaturist "Kage". The album was released in regular and limited edition: the limited edition includes DVD footage of recording Folk Song album. The album debuted at number 33 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts. | 1 |
On 12 May and 7 July 2004, she collaborated with Korean music producer Kim Hyung Seok in singles "Akai Hana" and "Hajimete Deatta Hi no You ni". Hajimete Deatta Hi no You ni is a cover of a Korean's singer Park Yong-ha performed in Japanese. As a single with the same melody line but different lyrics was released for first time after 19 years (Mi Amore/Akai Tori ga Nigeta). "Akai Hana" debuted at number 40 and "Hajimete Deatta Hi no You ni" debuted at number 50 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts. | On 21 December 1999, were released at the same day final single "Trust me" written by Kazuhiro Hara and 19th studio album "Will". "Trust me" debuted on number 57 at the Oricon Weekly Single Charts. It is Akina's worst-selling single as of 2019. The B-side track "Yuki no Hana" with subtitle "White X'mas" is rearranged version from previously released studio album track. It's her final single to be released as the 8 cm single. Some fans call the studio album "Will" as the compilation album from the Gauss label. It includes two previously released singles and remixes from previously released album tracks and Gauss singles. Album track "Tsuki no Hohoemi" was promoted as a theme song for sole-playing video game series "Wizardry". The original soundtrack of "Wizardry Digmuil" includes the acoustic and orchestral version of this song both written by Ikurou Fujiwara, in the "Will" is included acoustic version. The album has only three new songs recorded for the album. On her official website, it is not even listed in the list of original studio albums during her whole career. The album was produced by Gauss's director, Kazuhiro Chiba. The album debuted at number 52 at Oricon Weekly Album charts and charted for one week. | 0 |
On 12 May and 7 July 2004, she collaborated with Korean music producer Kim Hyung Seok in singles "Akai Hana" and "Hajimete Deatta Hi no You ni". Hajimete Deatta Hi no You ni is a cover of a Korean's singer Park Yong-ha performed in Japanese. As a single with the same melody line but different lyrics was released for first time after 19 years (Mi Amore/Akai Tori ga Nigeta). "Akai Hana" debuted at number 40 and "Hajimete Deatta Hi no You ni" debuted at number 50 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts. | Between 15 May and 13 July, she held live tour "Akina Nakamori A-1 tour 2004" across 17 cities. As of 2019, there isn't video footage to be released. | 1 |
On 12 May and 7 July 2004, she collaborated with Korean music producer Kim Hyung Seok in singles "Akai Hana" and "Hajimete Deatta Hi no You ni". Hajimete Deatta Hi no You ni is a cover of a Korean's singer Park Yong-ha performed in Japanese. As a single with the same melody line but different lyrics was released for first time after 19 years (Mi Amore/Akai Tori ga Nigeta). "Akai Hana" debuted at number 40 and "Hajimete Deatta Hi no You ni" debuted at number 50 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts. | On 21 February 1997, she released 34th single "Appetite", written by Uki. It was released as a leading single to the upcoming studio album. For Nakamori it was one of the most difficult melodies for her to practice. The single debuted at number 46 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted 4 weeks. | 0 |
On 12 May and 7 July 2004, she collaborated with Korean music producer Kim Hyung Seok in singles "Akai Hana" and "Hajimete Deatta Hi no You ni". Hajimete Deatta Hi no You ni is a cover of a Korean's singer Park Yong-ha performed in Japanese. As a single with the same melody line but different lyrics was released for first time after 19 years (Mi Amore/Akai Tori ga Nigeta). "Akai Hana" debuted at number 40 and "Hajimete Deatta Hi no You ni" debuted at number 50 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts. | In 2000, she made a temporal contract with the music production "Koubouraku" and established private office Faith (nowadays known as a fanclub "Faithway"). Between 18 May and 27 June 2000, she held a national acoustic tour "Akina Nakamori 2000: 21 Seiki he". It's her first national tour after two years. The video footage was released and included in the limited edition of compilation album "All Time Best: Original" released in 2014. | 1 |
On 12 May and 7 July 2004, she collaborated with Korean music producer Kim Hyung Seok in singles "Akai Hana" and "Hajimete Deatta Hi no You ni". Hajimete Deatta Hi no You ni is a cover of a Korean's singer Park Yong-ha performed in Japanese. As a single with the same melody line but different lyrics was released for first time after 19 years (Mi Amore/Akai Tori ga Nigeta). "Akai Hana" debuted at number 40 and "Hajimete Deatta Hi no You ni" debuted at number 50 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts. | In 1984, Nakamori released "Kita Wing", which sold 614,000 copies, a bit better than her singles from the previous year, but surprisingly it did not become a number 1 hit. It instead debuted at number 2 and remained at that position for 6 weeks. "Kita Wing" is also rumored to be Momoe Yamaguchi's favorite Nakamori Song (Yamaguchi being Nakamori's idol). Her next single "Southern Wind" brought her back to the number 1 spot, though it sold less than its predecessor at 544,000 copies. "Jukkai (1984)" proved to be another number 1 for her, selling 611,000 copies. The 9th single, "Kazari jya naino yo namida wa" proved to be a turning point in Akina Nakamori's career; as the song is considered difficult to sing with super fast lyrics. It debuted at number 1 and sold 625,000 copies. Many in Japan cite this song and her 1986 single, "Desire (Jōnetsu)", as Nakamori's signature songs. Her two album releases of that year, "Anniversary" and "Possibility" both fared well and hit No. 1. | 0 |
Between 15 May and 13 July, she held live tour "Akina Nakamori A-1 tour 2004" across 17 cities. As of 2019, there isn't video footage to be released. | On 24 December 2008, she has released new series of cover albums "". The album consists of folk songs released during '70s. Among of 200 songs which Nakamori had opportunity to listen, she chose eleven for real recording. The producer of the album is Yuuji Toriyama. The album was released in regular edition and five limited edition with a different colour jacket of Marilyn Monroe by Andy Warhol. The limited-edition "A" includes DVD footage of recording Folk Song album. The album debuted at number 30 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for seven weeks. | 1 |
Between 15 May and 13 July, she held live tour "Akina Nakamori A-1 tour 2004" across 17 cities. As of 2019, there isn't video footage to be released. | After Akina Nakamori passed the test of "Star Tanjō!" on her third attempt, she made her debut in 1982 with the single "Slow Motion." Recorded in Los Angeles, the single was released on 1 May 1982 and sold 174,000 copies, reaching No. 30 on the Oricon charts. The second single, "Shōjo A" was nearly banned for its risque lyrics. This single fared better, most likely due to the controversy, and peaked at No. 5, selling 396,000 copies. Her next single, a ballad titled "Second Love" proved to be her best-selling single. This sentimental piece debuted at No. 2 but reached No. 1 the following week, staying at the top for nine weeks. It sold 766,000 copies back then (to date, almost one million). In addition to the single releases, Nakamori also released two albums titled "Prologue" and "Variation" that year, which sold 453,000 and 743,000 copies respectively. | 0 |
Between 15 May and 13 July, she held live tour "Akina Nakamori A-1 tour 2004" across 17 cities. As of 2019, there isn't video footage to be released. | On 30 April 2003, she released forty-second single "Days" written by Tetsuro Oda. The song was promoted as an ending theme for TV Tokyo's television drama "Onnna to Ai to Mystery". B-side tracks "Ruriiro no Chikyuu" was promoted as a commercial song for Au and "Hana" was promoted as a theme song for NHK-BS1 television program "Chikyuu Walker". The single debuted at number 30 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted for four weeks. | 1 |
Between 15 May and 13 July, she held live tour "Akina Nakamori A-1 tour 2004" across 17 cities. As of 2019, there isn't video footage to be released. | The following year, Nakamori released three singles, two studio albums and her first best-of album. The singles were "Nibunnoichi no Shinwa", which sold 573,000 copies and debuted at #1, making it her best-selling single of that year. "Twilight (Yūguretayori)", released in May, sold 430,000 copies and debuted at #2. But "Kinku", her last single of that year, fared better, debuting at #1 and selling 511,000 copies. All three albums, "Fantasy", "New Akina Etranger" and "Best Akina Memoires" hit No. 1. Nakamori made the first appearance of her 7 official performance at the ever-popular annual show, the 34th edition of the NKH Red and White Song Festival on 31 December 1983. She made a special guest appearance of the 65th (2014) edition performing live from the U.S recording studio while recording for her upcoming new album. | 0 |
Between 15 May and 13 July, she held live tour "Akina Nakamori A-1 tour 2004" across 17 cities. As of 2019, there isn't video footage to be released. | In 2000, she made a temporal contract with the music production "Koubouraku" and established private office Faith (nowadays known as a fanclub "Faithway"). Between 18 May and 27 June 2000, she held a national acoustic tour "Akina Nakamori 2000: 21 Seiki he". It's her first national tour after two years. The video footage was released and included in the limited edition of compilation album "All Time Best: Original" released in 2014. | 1 |
Between 15 May and 13 July, she held live tour "Akina Nakamori A-1 tour 2004" across 17 cities. As of 2019, there isn't video footage to be released. | In 1987, she released "Tango Noir," which sold 348,000 copies and debuted at number 1. (Even though sales of singles were declining, Tango Noir still made it to be the 2nd best selling single in 1987). Her next single was a cover of an American song, but she called her version "Blonde." It sold 301,000 copies and added to her No.1 singles. Her most critically acclaimed single of that year was a heartfelt ballad called "Nanpasen," an emotionally draining song which many people attributed to her rocky relationship with then-boyfriend, Masahiko Kondō and the death of Kondō's mother. It sold 431,000 copies and debuted at number 1. | 0 |
On 3 December 2004, she has released third cover album "Utahime 3: Finale". All album tracks has been arranged by Akira Senju. The producer of the album is Nakamori herself. Album debuted at number 25 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts. | On 31 May 2001, she released the single "It's brand new day" written by Aya. It was her first time after two years and first R&B song she has ever performed. The single was released under indies recording label "@ease". The single was released at first as a digital single in music stream website Music@nifty, three months later it was released as a standard CD. | 1 |
On 3 December 2004, she has released third cover album "Utahime 3: Finale". All album tracks has been arranged by Akira Senju. The producer of the album is Nakamori herself. Album debuted at number 25 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts. | To commemorate her first four years in the business, Nakamori released her first "BEST" album. It sold impressively, 766,000 copies and a comfortable number 1 debut spot. Then Nakamori released "Fushigi", a concept album with echoing singing and obscure musical arrangement. It caused quite a stir amongst the mainly conservative Japanese public and thus sold 464,000 copies, nearly 200,000 less than "Crimson", an entire album composed by only women, which sold 601,000 copies. But both managed to debut at number 1, "Fushigi" stayed at number 1 for only three weeks, while "Crimson" topped the charts for four. | 0 |
On 3 December 2004, she has released third cover album "Utahime 3: Finale". All album tracks has been arranged by Akira Senju. The producer of the album is Nakamori herself. Album debuted at number 25 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts. | On 27 June 2007, she has released first enka cover album "Enka". The album track selection is based on fan inquiry held between 12 April and 15 May, in total more than 23k fans participated in inquiry. The results were later announced in her page at Universal Music site. Nine out of thirteen tracks were arranged by Akira Senju, which he's credited along with Nakamori as main producers of the album. The album was released in regular edition, cassette tape and two limited editions: the first limited edition includes two DVD footages with music videoclips from years 2002-2007 and recording footage of Enka album; the second limited edition includes bonus track in the first CD and second CD consist of instrumental versions of Enka cover. There are two types of album jackets: first and second limited edition has a bust-up photo of Nakamori having a special makeup with a Japanese umbrella placed on upper part of jacket, the regular edition and the cassette edition have identically similar makeup, however more decoration ornaments were put on her hair. The album turned out to be a big success: it debuted at number 10 on Oricon Weekly Album chart and charted for twelve weeks. Later it was rewarded with RIAJ Gold Disc and Japan Record Awards. | 1 |
On 3 December 2004, she has released third cover album "Utahime 3: Finale". All album tracks has been arranged by Akira Senju. The producer of the album is Nakamori herself. Album debuted at number 25 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts. | In 1987, she released "Tango Noir," which sold 348,000 copies and debuted at number 1. (Even though sales of singles were declining, Tango Noir still made it to be the 2nd best selling single in 1987). Her next single was a cover of an American song, but she called her version "Blonde." It sold 301,000 copies and added to her No.1 singles. Her most critically acclaimed single of that year was a heartfelt ballad called "Nanpasen," an emotionally draining song which many people attributed to her rocky relationship with then-boyfriend, Masahiko Kondō and the death of Kondō's mother. It sold 431,000 copies and debuted at number 1. | 0 |
On 3 December 2004, she has released third cover album "Utahime 3: Finale". All album tracks has been arranged by Akira Senju. The producer of the album is Nakamori herself. Album debuted at number 25 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts. | On 4 December 2002, were two released on the same day: DVD footage of "Musica Fiesta Live Tour" under label UniversalJ and self-cover compilation album "Akina Nakamori: Utahime Double Decade". The album includes self-cover with renewed arrangements and lowered key to fit her current voice shape. The album debuted at number 8 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts. With the re-arranged version of "Kazarajanai no yo Namida wa" she performed at NHK's 53rd Kōhaku Uta Gassen. It was Akina's first appearance in Kōhaku Uta Gassen after 14 years. | 1 |
On 3 December 2004, she has released third cover album "Utahime 3: Finale". All album tracks has been arranged by Akira Senju. The producer of the album is Nakamori herself. Album debuted at number 25 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts. | In January 1999, she led a main role to the television drama "Border—Hanzai Shinri Sōsa File". She also performed theme song "Ofelia" written by Shimano Satoshi, which was released as a single on 21 January 1999. Title Ofelia comes from Shakespeares's famous literature work "Hamlet". In this single, she tries to interpret the Ofelia's sadness into words, however, she's also singing to all people who suffer with pain and sadness. B-Side tracks is alternative version of Ofelia under title "To be", which is performed in English. The single debuted as number 29 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and had charted for 8 weeks. | 0 |
Between 7 and 17 July 2005, she held special live tour "Akina Nakamori Special Live 2005 Empress at Club Ex". The live tour is divided into half of cover songs previously released in Utahime cover albums and mix of original tracks. The DVD footage of live tour was released on 11 January 2006 under avex trax label. | On 7 December 2005, she released forty-fifth single "Rakka Ryuusei" written by Kenji Hayashida. B-side includes rock version of "Desire". In the media the single was promoted was promoted as a theme song for Japanese television drama "Tenka Souran". The single debuted at number 43 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted for four weeks. | 1 |
Between 7 and 17 July 2005, she held special live tour "Akina Nakamori Special Live 2005 Empress at Club Ex". The live tour is divided into half of cover songs previously released in Utahime cover albums and mix of original tracks. The DVD footage of live tour was released on 11 January 2006 under avex trax label. | On 2 September 1994, she released 29th single "Yoru no Dokokade: Night Shift", written by Tsugutoshi Gotō. The single has been promoted as an ending theme for Nippon Television Network System news program "NNN Kyou Dekigoto" and B-side track "Rose Bud" has been promoted as an ending theme for Fuji TV talking program "Shingo to Shinsuke no Abunai Hanashi". The single debuted at number 14 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted 7 weeks. | 0 |
Between 7 and 17 July 2005, she held special live tour "Akina Nakamori Special Live 2005 Empress at Club Ex". The live tour is divided into half of cover songs previously released in Utahime cover albums and mix of original tracks. The DVD footage of live tour was released on 11 January 2006 under avex trax label. | On 26 August 2009, she has released her twenty-third studio album "Diva". It's her first studio album after three years since Destination. The album consists of ten new recorded songs. In this album, she collaborated with various producers from the oversea as Rodney Alejandro, Matt Tishler and Jeniffer Karr. One of the album tracks were written by herself under pseudonym Miran:Miran. The album was released in regular and limited edition: limited edition includes bonus disc of remixed tracks "Diva" and "Heartache". The album debuted at number 29 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for three weeks. | 1 |
Between 7 and 17 July 2005, she held special live tour "Akina Nakamori Special Live 2005 Empress at Club Ex". The live tour is divided into half of cover songs previously released in Utahime cover albums and mix of original tracks. The DVD footage of live tour was released on 11 January 2006 under avex trax label. | In 1987, she released "Tango Noir," which sold 348,000 copies and debuted at number 1. (Even though sales of singles were declining, Tango Noir still made it to be the 2nd best selling single in 1987). Her next single was a cover of an American song, but she called her version "Blonde." It sold 301,000 copies and added to her No.1 singles. Her most critically acclaimed single of that year was a heartfelt ballad called "Nanpasen," an emotionally draining song which many people attributed to her rocky relationship with then-boyfriend, Masahiko Kondō and the death of Kondō's mother. It sold 431,000 copies and debuted at number 1. | 0 |
Between 7 and 17 July 2005, she held special live tour "Akina Nakamori Special Live 2005 Empress at Club Ex". The live tour is divided into half of cover songs previously released in Utahime cover albums and mix of original tracks. The DVD footage of live tour was released on 11 January 2006 under avex trax label. | On 23 September 2009, she released special single "Diva: Single version" with new intro arrangement with two B-side tracks, the original version of "Heartache", which was previously released only as a singer and re-recorded album track "I hope so" from album I hope so. The single debuted at number 50 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts. | 1 |
Between 7 and 17 July 2005, she held special live tour "Akina Nakamori Special Live 2005 Empress at Club Ex". The live tour is divided into half of cover songs previously released in Utahime cover albums and mix of original tracks. The DVD footage of live tour was released on 11 January 2006 under avex trax label. | In 1989, a year fans will remember as very dark for Nakamori, only one single was released due to what was almost a tragedy. "Liar" became her 19th No. 1 single. The single was rumored to reflect her feelings about Kondō. It came as a shock when news of her attempted suicide in Kondō's apartment broke in July 1989, after he called off their engagement. She was found and hospitalized. However, she retreated from the public eye for a while. | 0 |
On 7 December 2005, she released forty-fifth single "Rakka Ryuusei" written by Kenji Hayashida. B-side includes rock version of "Desire". In the media the single was promoted was promoted as a theme song for Japanese television drama "Tenka Souran". The single debuted at number 43 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted for four weeks. | On 21 June 2006, she has released twenty-second studio album "Destination". It was her first studio album released for the first time after three years. In this album, she returns to the R&B music style for the first time since Renesancia album released in 2002. During fan meets, Nakamori herself stated that she doesn't dislike any of the songs in the album and recommends for everyone to listen it. The album "Destination" consist of two previously released singles with new album arrangement. Eight out of eleven songs were arranged by Yousuke Suzuki. Two track were written by Nakamori herself under pen-name "Miran:Miran". Album cover jacket is originally from the pamphlet of "Femme Fatale" live tour in 1988. The album debuted at number 20 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for four weeks. Between 24 June and 8 August, she held live tour "Akina Nakamori Live Tour 2006: The Last destination". As of 2020, it is her currently last live tour. | 1 |
On 7 December 2005, she released forty-fifth single "Rakka Ryuusei" written by Kenji Hayashida. B-side includes rock version of "Desire". In the media the single was promoted was promoted as a theme song for Japanese television drama "Tenka Souran". The single debuted at number 43 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted for four weeks. | In 1987, she released "Tango Noir," which sold 348,000 copies and debuted at number 1. (Even though sales of singles were declining, Tango Noir still made it to be the 2nd best selling single in 1987). Her next single was a cover of an American song, but she called her version "Blonde." It sold 301,000 copies and added to her No.1 singles. Her most critically acclaimed single of that year was a heartfelt ballad called "Nanpasen," an emotionally draining song which many people attributed to her rocky relationship with then-boyfriend, Masahiko Kondō and the death of Kondō's mother. It sold 431,000 copies and debuted at number 1. | 0 |
On 7 December 2005, she released forty-fifth single "Rakka Ryuusei" written by Kenji Hayashida. B-side includes rock version of "Desire". In the media the single was promoted was promoted as a theme song for Japanese television drama "Tenka Souran". The single debuted at number 43 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted for four weeks. | Between 18 and 28 August 2009, she held special live tour "Akina Nakamori Special Live 2009 “Empress at Yokohama”". As of 2019, it's her last live tour to be done. The live tour consist of cover tracks which she released through various cover albums over the years of her career. The DVD footage of live tour was released on 18 August 2010. | 1 |
On 7 December 2005, she released forty-fifth single "Rakka Ryuusei" written by Kenji Hayashida. B-side includes rock version of "Desire". In the media the single was promoted was promoted as a theme song for Japanese television drama "Tenka Souran". The single debuted at number 43 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted for four weeks. | In 1991 and 1992, Nakamori ventured into acting with varying success. Kome Kome Club's 1992 single "Kimi ga Iru Dake de," which sold over 2.89 million copies, was the theme song of Japanese television drama "Sugao no Mamade" in which she played a role. | 0 |
On 7 December 2005, she released forty-fifth single "Rakka Ryuusei" written by Kenji Hayashida. B-side includes rock version of "Desire". In the media the single was promoted was promoted as a theme song for Japanese television drama "Tenka Souran". The single debuted at number 43 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted for four weeks. | On 28 October 2010, Nakamori staff has announced her indefinite hiatus from music activities due to fatigue and health problems. | 1 |
On 7 December 2005, she released forty-fifth single "Rakka Ryuusei" written by Kenji Hayashida. B-side includes rock version of "Desire". In the media the single was promoted was promoted as a theme song for Japanese television drama "Tenka Souran". The single debuted at number 43 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted for four weeks. | On 20 January 2015, she has released cover album "". It's her cover album released for the first time after 6 years and new Utahime series album for the first time after 11 years. Unlike the previous cover album, this album consists of J-pop songs released during the '90s–'00s. | 0 |
In January 2006, was released second self-cover compilation album "Best Finger 25th Anniversary Selection". The album includes re-recorded songs and with singles released between 2004 and 2005. In April 2006, she led minor role of television drama "Primadame". It was her first acting role for the first time after 7 years. She also performed drama theme song "Hana yo Odore", which was released on 17 May, written by Hitoshi Haba. The single cover jacket illustrates Nakamori herself when she attended to ballet lessons during early childhood. The single charted at number 23 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted for six weeks. | On 3 December 2004, she has released third cover album "Utahime 3: Finale". All album tracks has been arranged by Akira Senju. The producer of the album is Nakamori herself. Album debuted at number 25 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts. | 1 |
In January 2006, was released second self-cover compilation album "Best Finger 25th Anniversary Selection". The album includes re-recorded songs and with singles released between 2004 and 2005. In April 2006, she led minor role of television drama "Primadame". It was her first acting role for the first time after 7 years. She also performed drama theme song "Hana yo Odore", which was released on 17 May, written by Hitoshi Haba. The single cover jacket illustrates Nakamori herself when she attended to ballet lessons during early childhood. The single charted at number 23 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted for six weeks. | On 13 April 1994, she played a role as the first suspect of the TV Series Furuhata Ninzaburō in the episode of "The Shoujo Manga Murderer". | 0 |
In January 2006, was released second self-cover compilation album "Best Finger 25th Anniversary Selection". The album includes re-recorded songs and with singles released between 2004 and 2005. In April 2006, she led minor role of television drama "Primadame". It was her first acting role for the first time after 7 years. She also performed drama theme song "Hana yo Odore", which was released on 17 May, written by Hitoshi Haba. The single cover jacket illustrates Nakamori herself when she attended to ballet lessons during early childhood. The single charted at number 23 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted for six weeks. | Between 7 and 17 July 2005, she held special live tour "Akina Nakamori Special Live 2005 Empress at Club Ex". The live tour is divided into half of cover songs previously released in Utahime cover albums and mix of original tracks. The DVD footage of live tour was released on 11 January 2006 under avex trax label. | 1 |
In January 2006, was released second self-cover compilation album "Best Finger 25th Anniversary Selection". The album includes re-recorded songs and with singles released between 2004 and 2005. In April 2006, she led minor role of television drama "Primadame". It was her first acting role for the first time after 7 years. She also performed drama theme song "Hana yo Odore", which was released on 17 May, written by Hitoshi Haba. The single cover jacket illustrates Nakamori herself when she attended to ballet lessons during early childhood. The single charted at number 23 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted for six weeks. | Akina Nakamori:2423099 | 0 |
In January 2006, was released second self-cover compilation album "Best Finger 25th Anniversary Selection". The album includes re-recorded songs and with singles released between 2004 and 2005. In April 2006, she led minor role of television drama "Primadame". It was her first acting role for the first time after 7 years. She also performed drama theme song "Hana yo Odore", which was released on 17 May, written by Hitoshi Haba. The single cover jacket illustrates Nakamori herself when she attended to ballet lessons during early childhood. The single charted at number 23 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted for six weeks. | On 21 June 2006, she has released twenty-second studio album "Destination". It was her first studio album released for the first time after three years. In this album, she returns to the R&B music style for the first time since Renesancia album released in 2002. During fan meets, Nakamori herself stated that she doesn't dislike any of the songs in the album and recommends for everyone to listen it. The album "Destination" consist of two previously released singles with new album arrangement. Eight out of eleven songs were arranged by Yousuke Suzuki. Two track were written by Nakamori herself under pen-name "Miran:Miran". Album cover jacket is originally from the pamphlet of "Femme Fatale" live tour in 1988. The album debuted at number 20 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for four weeks. Between 24 June and 8 August, she held live tour "Akina Nakamori Live Tour 2006: The Last destination". As of 2020, it is her currently last live tour. | 1 |
In January 2006, was released second self-cover compilation album "Best Finger 25th Anniversary Selection". The album includes re-recorded songs and with singles released between 2004 and 2005. In April 2006, she led minor role of television drama "Primadame". It was her first acting role for the first time after 7 years. She also performed drama theme song "Hana yo Odore", which was released on 17 May, written by Hitoshi Haba. The single cover jacket illustrates Nakamori herself when she attended to ballet lessons during early childhood. The single charted at number 23 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted for six weeks. | Akina Nakamori:2423099 | 0 |
On 21 June 2006, she has released twenty-second studio album "Destination". It was her first studio album released for the first time after three years. In this album, she returns to the R&B music style for the first time since Renesancia album released in 2002. During fan meets, Nakamori herself stated that she doesn't dislike any of the songs in the album and recommends for everyone to listen it. The album "Destination" consist of two previously released singles with new album arrangement. Eight out of eleven songs were arranged by Yousuke Suzuki. Two track were written by Nakamori herself under pen-name "Miran:Miran". Album cover jacket is originally from the pamphlet of "Femme Fatale" live tour in 1988. The album debuted at number 20 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for four weeks. Between 24 June and 8 August, she held live tour "Akina Nakamori Live Tour 2006: The Last destination". As of 2020, it is her currently last live tour. | On 7 December 2005, she released forty-fifth single "Rakka Ryuusei" written by Kenji Hayashida. B-side includes rock version of "Desire". In the media the single was promoted was promoted as a theme song for Japanese television drama "Tenka Souran". The single debuted at number 43 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted for four weeks. | 1 |
On 21 June 2006, she has released twenty-second studio album "Destination". It was her first studio album released for the first time after three years. In this album, she returns to the R&B music style for the first time since Renesancia album released in 2002. During fan meets, Nakamori herself stated that she doesn't dislike any of the songs in the album and recommends for everyone to listen it. The album "Destination" consist of two previously released singles with new album arrangement. Eight out of eleven songs were arranged by Yousuke Suzuki. Two track were written by Nakamori herself under pen-name "Miran:Miran". Album cover jacket is originally from the pamphlet of "Femme Fatale" live tour in 1988. The album debuted at number 20 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for four weeks. Between 24 June and 8 August, she held live tour "Akina Nakamori Live Tour 2006: The Last destination". As of 2020, it is her currently last live tour. | On 31 December 2014, she made stage appearance on Utagassen Kouhaku for the first time after several years, broadcast from her recording studio in New York. In the broadcast she performed her new song "Rojo: Tierra". With this comeback she also announced complete comeback to the music industry. | 0 |
On 21 June 2006, she has released twenty-second studio album "Destination". It was her first studio album released for the first time after three years. In this album, she returns to the R&B music style for the first time since Renesancia album released in 2002. During fan meets, Nakamori herself stated that she doesn't dislike any of the songs in the album and recommends for everyone to listen it. The album "Destination" consist of two previously released singles with new album arrangement. Eight out of eleven songs were arranged by Yousuke Suzuki. Two track were written by Nakamori herself under pen-name "Miran:Miran". Album cover jacket is originally from the pamphlet of "Femme Fatale" live tour in 1988. The album debuted at number 20 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for four weeks. Between 24 June and 8 August, she held live tour "Akina Nakamori Live Tour 2006: The Last destination". As of 2020, it is her currently last live tour. | In January 2006, was released second self-cover compilation album "Best Finger 25th Anniversary Selection". The album includes re-recorded songs and with singles released between 2004 and 2005. In April 2006, she led minor role of television drama "Primadame". It was her first acting role for the first time after 7 years. She also performed drama theme song "Hana yo Odore", which was released on 17 May, written by Hitoshi Haba. The single cover jacket illustrates Nakamori herself when she attended to ballet lessons during early childhood. The single charted at number 23 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted for six weeks. | 1 |
On 21 June 2006, she has released twenty-second studio album "Destination". It was her first studio album released for the first time after three years. In this album, she returns to the R&B music style for the first time since Renesancia album released in 2002. During fan meets, Nakamori herself stated that she doesn't dislike any of the songs in the album and recommends for everyone to listen it. The album "Destination" consist of two previously released singles with new album arrangement. Eight out of eleven songs were arranged by Yousuke Suzuki. Two track were written by Nakamori herself under pen-name "Miran:Miran". Album cover jacket is originally from the pamphlet of "Femme Fatale" live tour in 1988. The album debuted at number 20 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for four weeks. Between 24 June and 8 August, she held live tour "Akina Nakamori Live Tour 2006: The Last destination". As of 2020, it is her currently last live tour. | On 21 February 1997, she released 34th single "Appetite", written by Uki. It was released as a leading single to the upcoming studio album. For Nakamori it was one of the most difficult melodies for her to practice. The single debuted at number 46 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted 4 weeks. | 0 |
On 21 June 2006, she has released twenty-second studio album "Destination". It was her first studio album released for the first time after three years. In this album, she returns to the R&B music style for the first time since Renesancia album released in 2002. During fan meets, Nakamori herself stated that she doesn't dislike any of the songs in the album and recommends for everyone to listen it. The album "Destination" consist of two previously released singles with new album arrangement. Eight out of eleven songs were arranged by Yousuke Suzuki. Two track were written by Nakamori herself under pen-name "Miran:Miran". Album cover jacket is originally from the pamphlet of "Femme Fatale" live tour in 1988. The album debuted at number 20 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for four weeks. Between 24 June and 8 August, she held live tour "Akina Nakamori Live Tour 2006: The Last destination". As of 2020, it is her currently last live tour. | On 27 February 2008, she has released her first compilation album from her 90s "Utahime Densetsu: 90s Best". The album consists of her song released between 1991 and 1999. The album was released in regular and limited edition: while the regular edition has one disc with total 13 tracks mixed of singles and its b-side, the limited edition includes four set discs which consist of three CD with various album tracks and DVD footage of special live "Akina Nakamori True Live", filmed in 1995. Third disc includes previously unrecorded duet "Second Love" with the writer of the song, Takao Kisugi. The album debuted at number 33 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for three weeks. | 1 |
On 21 June 2006, she has released twenty-second studio album "Destination". It was her first studio album released for the first time after three years. In this album, she returns to the R&B music style for the first time since Renesancia album released in 2002. During fan meets, Nakamori herself stated that she doesn't dislike any of the songs in the album and recommends for everyone to listen it. The album "Destination" consist of two previously released singles with new album arrangement. Eight out of eleven songs were arranged by Yousuke Suzuki. Two track were written by Nakamori herself under pen-name "Miran:Miran". Album cover jacket is originally from the pamphlet of "Femme Fatale" live tour in 1988. The album debuted at number 20 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for four weeks. Between 24 June and 8 August, she held live tour "Akina Nakamori Live Tour 2006: The Last destination". As of 2020, it is her currently last live tour. | On 21 May 1998, she released her thirty-sixth single "Konya Nagare Hoshi" written by Keiko Utsumi. The single debuted at number 66 in Oricon Single Weekly Charts. The B-side track "Arashi no Nakade" has been written by Russian singer Origa. It is one of her worst-selling singles during two decades of her career. | 0 |
On 17 January 2007, were multiple releases: The live footage of live tour "The Last Destination" and first cover compilation album "Utahime Best: 25th Anniversary". This compilation album consists of cover songs which were released in the compilation album series "Utahime" and three new cover songs which were previously unreleased. The producer of the album is Nakamori herself. Fourteen of sixteen songs were re-arranged by Akira Senju. In album jacket, she wore a light dandelion fluff wig. The album was released in regular and limited edition: limited edition includes DVD of two video footage "Akisakura" recording from cover album "ZeroAlbum Utahime 2" and "Utahime 3 Interview". The album debuted at number 10 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts. It's her first album after four years to debut into Top 10 of Oricon Weekly Album Charts. | In 2002, she enter to the 20th debut anniversary. Nakamori moved the management work from the music production Koubouroku that had been contracted to the current private office Faith and transfer to the current record company Universal Music. As to celebrate her first release under recording company for the first time after three years, she released cover album "" on 20 March 2002. In the album booklet, she's credited as a main producer of the album. The album debuted at number 10 at Oricon Weekly Album Charts. It's her first album which debuted in Top 10 Charts since 1995 studio album "La Alteración". | 1 |
On 17 January 2007, were multiple releases: The live footage of live tour "The Last Destination" and first cover compilation album "Utahime Best: 25th Anniversary". This compilation album consists of cover songs which were released in the compilation album series "Utahime" and three new cover songs which were previously unreleased. The producer of the album is Nakamori herself. Fourteen of sixteen songs were re-arranged by Akira Senju. In album jacket, she wore a light dandelion fluff wig. The album was released in regular and limited edition: limited edition includes DVD of two video footage "Akisakura" recording from cover album "ZeroAlbum Utahime 2" and "Utahime 3 Interview". The album debuted at number 10 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts. It's her first album after four years to debut into Top 10 of Oricon Weekly Album Charts. | On 30 December 2015, she has released her twenty-fourth studio album "Fixer". It's her first studio album for the first time after 6 years. The album consists of two previously released singles in 2015, its original and album arranged version which are listed as a bonus tracks. The album version of "Fixer: While the Woman are Sleeping" has been promoted as a movie theme song in the theatrical movie "Onna ga Nemuru Toki". It's her first movie theme song for the first time after 24 years. The album was released in the regular and limited edition: limited edition includes DVD music video clip of "Fixer: While the Woman are Sleeping". The album debuted at number 7 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and debuted at number 8 on Recochoku Weekly Album Charts. | 0 |
On 17 January 2007, were multiple releases: The live footage of live tour "The Last Destination" and first cover compilation album "Utahime Best: 25th Anniversary". This compilation album consists of cover songs which were released in the compilation album series "Utahime" and three new cover songs which were previously unreleased. The producer of the album is Nakamori herself. Fourteen of sixteen songs were re-arranged by Akira Senju. In album jacket, she wore a light dandelion fluff wig. The album was released in regular and limited edition: limited edition includes DVD of two video footage "Akisakura" recording from cover album "ZeroAlbum Utahime 2" and "Utahime 3 Interview". The album debuted at number 10 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts. It's her first album after four years to debut into Top 10 of Oricon Weekly Album Charts. | On 24 December 2008, she has released new series of cover albums "". The album consists of folk songs released during '70s. Among of 200 songs which Nakamori had opportunity to listen, she chose eleven for real recording. The producer of the album is Yuuji Toriyama. The album was released in regular edition and five limited edition with a different colour jacket of Marilyn Monroe by Andy Warhol. The limited-edition "A" includes DVD footage of recording Folk Song album. The album debuted at number 30 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for seven weeks. | 1 |
On 17 January 2007, were multiple releases: The live footage of live tour "The Last Destination" and first cover compilation album "Utahime Best: 25th Anniversary". This compilation album consists of cover songs which were released in the compilation album series "Utahime" and three new cover songs which were previously unreleased. The producer of the album is Nakamori herself. Fourteen of sixteen songs were re-arranged by Akira Senju. In album jacket, she wore a light dandelion fluff wig. The album was released in regular and limited edition: limited edition includes DVD of two video footage "Akisakura" recording from cover album "ZeroAlbum Utahime 2" and "Utahime 3 Interview". The album debuted at number 10 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts. It's her first album after four years to debut into Top 10 of Oricon Weekly Album Charts. | The chief of the Gauss Entertainment recording label, Kazuhiro Chiba caused Nakamori's stay in the label many troubles: in late 1998, was announced her special birthday in July 1999, however it was cancelled without announcement and the length of 8000 yen refund took one year. In early December, on the special press-con, said about Nakamori's existence as a "troublemaker, who shouldn't exist in the music industry". In the end of press-con was announced contract cancelation scheduled on the December. | 0 |
On 17 January 2007, were multiple releases: The live footage of live tour "The Last Destination" and first cover compilation album "Utahime Best: 25th Anniversary". This compilation album consists of cover songs which were released in the compilation album series "Utahime" and three new cover songs which were previously unreleased. The producer of the album is Nakamori herself. Fourteen of sixteen songs were re-arranged by Akira Senju. In album jacket, she wore a light dandelion fluff wig. The album was released in regular and limited edition: limited edition includes DVD of two video footage "Akisakura" recording from cover album "ZeroAlbum Utahime 2" and "Utahime 3 Interview". The album debuted at number 10 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts. It's her first album after four years to debut into Top 10 of Oricon Weekly Album Charts. | In January 2006, was released second self-cover compilation album "Best Finger 25th Anniversary Selection". The album includes re-recorded songs and with singles released between 2004 and 2005. In April 2006, she led minor role of television drama "Primadame". It was her first acting role for the first time after 7 years. She also performed drama theme song "Hana yo Odore", which was released on 17 May, written by Hitoshi Haba. The single cover jacket illustrates Nakamori herself when she attended to ballet lessons during early childhood. The single charted at number 23 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted for six weeks. | 1 |
On 17 January 2007, were multiple releases: The live footage of live tour "The Last Destination" and first cover compilation album "Utahime Best: 25th Anniversary". This compilation album consists of cover songs which were released in the compilation album series "Utahime" and three new cover songs which were previously unreleased. The producer of the album is Nakamori herself. Fourteen of sixteen songs were re-arranged by Akira Senju. In album jacket, she wore a light dandelion fluff wig. The album was released in regular and limited edition: limited edition includes DVD of two video footage "Akisakura" recording from cover album "ZeroAlbum Utahime 2" and "Utahime 3 Interview". The album debuted at number 10 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts. It's her first album after four years to debut into Top 10 of Oricon Weekly Album Charts. | Within two years of her debut, she set herself apart from all the singers of her generation with her mature song selection and the ability to change her image with the release of each new single, much like Madonna and Cyndi Lauper. This provocative and rebellious image was to be the direct opposite of the other pop rival, Seiko Matsuda, who projected more of a girl next door, sweet-natured charm. In a retrospective commendation of her album "Fushigi" (1986), Ignatiy Vishnevetsky wrote that she "was sometimes trumpeted as a more mature and sophisticated alternative to Matsuda". | 0 |
On 28 March 2007, she has released ballad compilation album "Ballad Best: 25th Anniversary Selection". The album was released as the part of the celebration of 25th debut anniversary. Album tracks consist of previously released tracks in compilation albums along with new song "Ano Natsu no Hi", however the tracks "Solitude", "Nanpasen" and "Kisei: Never Forget" received completely new arrangement. The producer of the album is Nakamori herself The album was released in regular and limited edition: the limited edition includes DVD digest footage of her first live tour "Akina Milkyway '83 Haru no Kaze wo Kanjite". The album debuted at number 13 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for seven weeks. | On 12 May and 7 July 2004, she collaborated with Korean music producer Kim Hyung Seok in singles "Akai Hana" and "Hajimete Deatta Hi no You ni". Hajimete Deatta Hi no You ni is a cover of a Korean's singer Park Yong-ha performed in Japanese. As a single with the same melody line but different lyrics was released for first time after 19 years (Mi Amore/Akai Tori ga Nigeta). "Akai Hana" debuted at number 40 and "Hajimete Deatta Hi no You ni" debuted at number 50 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts. | 1 |
On 28 March 2007, she has released ballad compilation album "Ballad Best: 25th Anniversary Selection". The album was released as the part of the celebration of 25th debut anniversary. Album tracks consist of previously released tracks in compilation albums along with new song "Ano Natsu no Hi", however the tracks "Solitude", "Nanpasen" and "Kisei: Never Forget" received completely new arrangement. The producer of the album is Nakamori herself The album was released in regular and limited edition: the limited edition includes DVD digest footage of her first live tour "Akina Milkyway '83 Haru no Kaze wo Kanjite". The album debuted at number 13 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for seven weeks. | In 1984, Nakamori released "Kita Wing", which sold 614,000 copies, a bit better than her singles from the previous year, but surprisingly it did not become a number 1 hit. It instead debuted at number 2 and remained at that position for 6 weeks. "Kita Wing" is also rumored to be Momoe Yamaguchi's favorite Nakamori Song (Yamaguchi being Nakamori's idol). Her next single "Southern Wind" brought her back to the number 1 spot, though it sold less than its predecessor at 544,000 copies. "Jukkai (1984)" proved to be another number 1 for her, selling 611,000 copies. The 9th single, "Kazari jya naino yo namida wa" proved to be a turning point in Akina Nakamori's career; as the song is considered difficult to sing with super fast lyrics. It debuted at number 1 and sold 625,000 copies. Many in Japan cite this song and her 1986 single, "Desire (Jōnetsu)", as Nakamori's signature songs. Her two album releases of that year, "Anniversary" and "Possibility" both fared well and hit No. 1. | 0 |
On 28 March 2007, she has released ballad compilation album "Ballad Best: 25th Anniversary Selection". The album was released as the part of the celebration of 25th debut anniversary. Album tracks consist of previously released tracks in compilation albums along with new song "Ano Natsu no Hi", however the tracks "Solitude", "Nanpasen" and "Kisei: Never Forget" received completely new arrangement. The producer of the album is Nakamori herself The album was released in regular and limited edition: the limited edition includes DVD digest footage of her first live tour "Akina Milkyway '83 Haru no Kaze wo Kanjite". The album debuted at number 13 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for seven weeks. | On 21 June 2006, she has released twenty-second studio album "Destination". It was her first studio album released for the first time after three years. In this album, she returns to the R&B music style for the first time since Renesancia album released in 2002. During fan meets, Nakamori herself stated that she doesn't dislike any of the songs in the album and recommends for everyone to listen it. The album "Destination" consist of two previously released singles with new album arrangement. Eight out of eleven songs were arranged by Yousuke Suzuki. Two track were written by Nakamori herself under pen-name "Miran:Miran". Album cover jacket is originally from the pamphlet of "Femme Fatale" live tour in 1988. The album debuted at number 20 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for four weeks. Between 24 June and 8 August, she held live tour "Akina Nakamori Live Tour 2006: The Last destination". As of 2020, it is her currently last live tour. | 1 |
On 28 March 2007, she has released ballad compilation album "Ballad Best: 25th Anniversary Selection". The album was released as the part of the celebration of 25th debut anniversary. Album tracks consist of previously released tracks in compilation albums along with new song "Ano Natsu no Hi", however the tracks "Solitude", "Nanpasen" and "Kisei: Never Forget" received completely new arrangement. The producer of the album is Nakamori herself The album was released in regular and limited edition: the limited edition includes DVD digest footage of her first live tour "Akina Milkyway '83 Haru no Kaze wo Kanjite". The album debuted at number 13 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for seven weeks. | Akina Nakamori:2423099 | 0 |
On 28 March 2007, she has released ballad compilation album "Ballad Best: 25th Anniversary Selection". The album was released as the part of the celebration of 25th debut anniversary. Album tracks consist of previously released tracks in compilation albums along with new song "Ano Natsu no Hi", however the tracks "Solitude", "Nanpasen" and "Kisei: Never Forget" received completely new arrangement. The producer of the album is Nakamori herself The album was released in regular and limited edition: the limited edition includes DVD digest footage of her first live tour "Akina Milkyway '83 Haru no Kaze wo Kanjite". The album debuted at number 13 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for seven weeks. | In 2002, she enter to the 20th debut anniversary. Nakamori moved the management work from the music production Koubouroku that had been contracted to the current private office Faith and transfer to the current record company Universal Music. As to celebrate her first release under recording company for the first time after three years, she released cover album "" on 20 March 2002. In the album booklet, she's credited as a main producer of the album. The album debuted at number 10 at Oricon Weekly Album Charts. It's her first album which debuted in Top 10 Charts since 1995 studio album "La Alteración". | 1 |
On 28 March 2007, she has released ballad compilation album "Ballad Best: 25th Anniversary Selection". The album was released as the part of the celebration of 25th debut anniversary. Album tracks consist of previously released tracks in compilation albums along with new song "Ano Natsu no Hi", however the tracks "Solitude", "Nanpasen" and "Kisei: Never Forget" received completely new arrangement. The producer of the album is Nakamori herself The album was released in regular and limited edition: the limited edition includes DVD digest footage of her first live tour "Akina Milkyway '83 Haru no Kaze wo Kanjite". The album debuted at number 13 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for seven weeks. | She also released two albums in 1985. Firstly, "Bitter and Sweet", which contained the album version of the earlier hit of "Kazari Janai No Yo Namida Wa" and "BABYLON." It sold 556,000 copies and debuted at number 1 again. Her next album, "D404ME", only had a remix version of the hit single "Meu Amore" included. Yet this album sold an impressive 651,000 copies and debuted at number 1. | 0 |
On 27 June 2007, she has released first enka cover album "Enka". The album track selection is based on fan inquiry held between 12 April and 15 May, in total more than 23k fans participated in inquiry. The results were later announced in her page at Universal Music site. Nine out of thirteen tracks were arranged by Akira Senju, which he's credited along with Nakamori as main producers of the album. The album was released in regular edition, cassette tape and two limited editions: the first limited edition includes two DVD footages with music videoclips from years 2002-2007 and recording footage of Enka album; the second limited edition includes bonus track in the first CD and second CD consist of instrumental versions of Enka cover. There are two types of album jackets: first and second limited edition has a bust-up photo of Nakamori having a special makeup with a Japanese umbrella placed on upper part of jacket, the regular edition and the cassette edition have identically similar makeup, however more decoration ornaments were put on her hair. The album turned out to be a big success: it debuted at number 10 on Oricon Weekly Album chart and charted for twelve weeks. Later it was rewarded with RIAJ Gold Disc and Japan Record Awards. | Three weeks later on 22 May 2002, she released 20th studio album "Resonancia". It's her first album released in Universe Music and first album after three years. In the Spanish, the Resonancia means Sound. The main instrumental concept of album consists of R&B and Latin rhythm feeling. In the album booklet, Uru is credited as a main producer of the album. The album includes the re-arranged version of singles "It's brand new day" and "The Heat: Musica Fiesta". The main writer of the album is Adya. Japanese singer Ken Hirai provided back-vocals in one of the album tracks. The album debuted at number 15 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for four weeks. Between 27 May and 13 July she held live tour "Musica Fiesta Tour 2002". | 1 |
On 27 June 2007, she has released first enka cover album "Enka". The album track selection is based on fan inquiry held between 12 April and 15 May, in total more than 23k fans participated in inquiry. The results were later announced in her page at Universal Music site. Nine out of thirteen tracks were arranged by Akira Senju, which he's credited along with Nakamori as main producers of the album. The album was released in regular edition, cassette tape and two limited editions: the first limited edition includes two DVD footages with music videoclips from years 2002-2007 and recording footage of Enka album; the second limited edition includes bonus track in the first CD and second CD consist of instrumental versions of Enka cover. There are two types of album jackets: first and second limited edition has a bust-up photo of Nakamori having a special makeup with a Japanese umbrella placed on upper part of jacket, the regular edition and the cassette edition have identically similar makeup, however more decoration ornaments were put on her hair. The album turned out to be a big success: it debuted at number 10 on Oricon Weekly Album chart and charted for twelve weeks. Later it was rewarded with RIAJ Gold Disc and Japan Record Awards. | In 1984, Nakamori released "Kita Wing", which sold 614,000 copies, a bit better than her singles from the previous year, but surprisingly it did not become a number 1 hit. It instead debuted at number 2 and remained at that position for 6 weeks. "Kita Wing" is also rumored to be Momoe Yamaguchi's favorite Nakamori Song (Yamaguchi being Nakamori's idol). Her next single "Southern Wind" brought her back to the number 1 spot, though it sold less than its predecessor at 544,000 copies. "Jukkai (1984)" proved to be another number 1 for her, selling 611,000 copies. The 9th single, "Kazari jya naino yo namida wa" proved to be a turning point in Akina Nakamori's career; as the song is considered difficult to sing with super fast lyrics. It debuted at number 1 and sold 625,000 copies. Many in Japan cite this song and her 1986 single, "Desire (Jōnetsu)", as Nakamori's signature songs. Her two album releases of that year, "Anniversary" and "Possibility" both fared well and hit No. 1. | 0 |
On 27 June 2007, she has released first enka cover album "Enka". The album track selection is based on fan inquiry held between 12 April and 15 May, in total more than 23k fans participated in inquiry. The results were later announced in her page at Universal Music site. Nine out of thirteen tracks were arranged by Akira Senju, which he's credited along with Nakamori as main producers of the album. The album was released in regular edition, cassette tape and two limited editions: the first limited edition includes two DVD footages with music videoclips from years 2002-2007 and recording footage of Enka album; the second limited edition includes bonus track in the first CD and second CD consist of instrumental versions of Enka cover. There are two types of album jackets: first and second limited edition has a bust-up photo of Nakamori having a special makeup with a Japanese umbrella placed on upper part of jacket, the regular edition and the cassette edition have identically similar makeup, however more decoration ornaments were put on her hair. The album turned out to be a big success: it debuted at number 10 on Oricon Weekly Album chart and charted for twelve weeks. Later it was rewarded with RIAJ Gold Disc and Japan Record Awards. | On 29 July 2009, were two releases at the same time: music video clip DVD "Clip 2002-2007 & more" and second album of Folk Song cover album series "". Toriyama has reprised the role of sound producer and main arranger. The album cover jacket is caricature from Japanese caricaturist "Kage". The album was released in regular and limited edition: the limited edition includes DVD footage of recording Folk Song album. The album debuted at number 33 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts. | 1 |
On 27 June 2007, she has released first enka cover album "Enka". The album track selection is based on fan inquiry held between 12 April and 15 May, in total more than 23k fans participated in inquiry. The results were later announced in her page at Universal Music site. Nine out of thirteen tracks were arranged by Akira Senju, which he's credited along with Nakamori as main producers of the album. The album was released in regular edition, cassette tape and two limited editions: the first limited edition includes two DVD footages with music videoclips from years 2002-2007 and recording footage of Enka album; the second limited edition includes bonus track in the first CD and second CD consist of instrumental versions of Enka cover. There are two types of album jackets: first and second limited edition has a bust-up photo of Nakamori having a special makeup with a Japanese umbrella placed on upper part of jacket, the regular edition and the cassette edition have identically similar makeup, however more decoration ornaments were put on her hair. The album turned out to be a big success: it debuted at number 10 on Oricon Weekly Album chart and charted for twelve weeks. Later it was rewarded with RIAJ Gold Disc and Japan Record Awards. | In 1984, Nakamori released "Kita Wing", which sold 614,000 copies, a bit better than her singles from the previous year, but surprisingly it did not become a number 1 hit. It instead debuted at number 2 and remained at that position for 6 weeks. "Kita Wing" is also rumored to be Momoe Yamaguchi's favorite Nakamori Song (Yamaguchi being Nakamori's idol). Her next single "Southern Wind" brought her back to the number 1 spot, though it sold less than its predecessor at 544,000 copies. "Jukkai (1984)" proved to be another number 1 for her, selling 611,000 copies. The 9th single, "Kazari jya naino yo namida wa" proved to be a turning point in Akina Nakamori's career; as the song is considered difficult to sing with super fast lyrics. It debuted at number 1 and sold 625,000 copies. Many in Japan cite this song and her 1986 single, "Desire (Jōnetsu)", as Nakamori's signature songs. Her two album releases of that year, "Anniversary" and "Possibility" both fared well and hit No. 1. | 0 |
On 27 June 2007, she has released first enka cover album "Enka". The album track selection is based on fan inquiry held between 12 April and 15 May, in total more than 23k fans participated in inquiry. The results were later announced in her page at Universal Music site. Nine out of thirteen tracks were arranged by Akira Senju, which he's credited along with Nakamori as main producers of the album. The album was released in regular edition, cassette tape and two limited editions: the first limited edition includes two DVD footages with music videoclips from years 2002-2007 and recording footage of Enka album; the second limited edition includes bonus track in the first CD and second CD consist of instrumental versions of Enka cover. There are two types of album jackets: first and second limited edition has a bust-up photo of Nakamori having a special makeup with a Japanese umbrella placed on upper part of jacket, the regular edition and the cassette edition have identically similar makeup, however more decoration ornaments were put on her hair. The album turned out to be a big success: it debuted at number 10 on Oricon Weekly Album chart and charted for twelve weeks. Later it was rewarded with RIAJ Gold Disc and Japan Record Awards. | On 19 November 2008, Akina performed duet "Dramatic Airport " with Junichi Inagaki. The song was included in Inagaki's cover album "Otoko to Onna: Two hearts Two voices". | 1 |
On 27 June 2007, she has released first enka cover album "Enka". The album track selection is based on fan inquiry held between 12 April and 15 May, in total more than 23k fans participated in inquiry. The results were later announced in her page at Universal Music site. Nine out of thirteen tracks were arranged by Akira Senju, which he's credited along with Nakamori as main producers of the album. The album was released in regular edition, cassette tape and two limited editions: the first limited edition includes two DVD footages with music videoclips from years 2002-2007 and recording footage of Enka album; the second limited edition includes bonus track in the first CD and second CD consist of instrumental versions of Enka cover. There are two types of album jackets: first and second limited edition has a bust-up photo of Nakamori having a special makeup with a Japanese umbrella placed on upper part of jacket, the regular edition and the cassette edition have identically similar makeup, however more decoration ornaments were put on her hair. The album turned out to be a big success: it debuted at number 10 on Oricon Weekly Album chart and charted for twelve weeks. Later it was rewarded with RIAJ Gold Disc and Japan Record Awards. | On 17 June 1998, she released her eighteenth studio album "Spoon". The album includes previously released two promotional singles. Five out of eleven songs were arranged by Ikurou Fujiwara. In the album booklet, she's credited as a main producer of the album. The album debuted at number 17 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for three weeks. Between 21 June and 17 July, Akina held national live tour "Spoon Tour". The video footage was never released in DVD as of 2019. | 0 |
On 27 February 2008, she has released her first compilation album from her 90s "Utahime Densetsu: 90s Best". The album consists of her song released between 1991 and 1999. The album was released in regular and limited edition: while the regular edition has one disc with total 13 tracks mixed of singles and its b-side, the limited edition includes four set discs which consist of three CD with various album tracks and DVD footage of special live "Akina Nakamori True Live", filmed in 1995. Third disc includes previously unrecorded duet "Second Love" with the writer of the song, Takao Kisugi. The album debuted at number 33 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for three weeks. | On 23 September 2009, she released special single "Diva: Single version" with new intro arrangement with two B-side tracks, the original version of "Heartache", which was previously released only as a singer and re-recorded album track "I hope so" from album I hope so. The single debuted at number 50 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts. | 1 |
On 27 February 2008, she has released her first compilation album from her 90s "Utahime Densetsu: 90s Best". The album consists of her song released between 1991 and 1999. The album was released in regular and limited edition: while the regular edition has one disc with total 13 tracks mixed of singles and its b-side, the limited edition includes four set discs which consist of three CD with various album tracks and DVD footage of special live "Akina Nakamori True Live", filmed in 1995. Third disc includes previously unrecorded duet "Second Love" with the writer of the song, Takao Kisugi. The album debuted at number 33 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for three weeks. | On 6 December 1995 was released compilation album "True Album Akina 95 Best". It is her first compilation album released under MCA Victor label. The compilation album is divided into 3-CD set: "World Disc", "Wild Disc" and "Whisper Disc" with 7 tracks including in each CD. Nakamori is in the charge of main producer of the album. Album consists of re-arranged hits released in the '80s and various singles and album tracks released during the first half of the '90s. In the "Wild Disc" is included new unreleased song "Shangrilla" exclusively recorded for this album. The album debuted at number 16 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted 7 weeks. | 0 |
On 27 February 2008, she has released her first compilation album from her 90s "Utahime Densetsu: 90s Best". The album consists of her song released between 1991 and 1999. The album was released in regular and limited edition: while the regular edition has one disc with total 13 tracks mixed of singles and its b-side, the limited edition includes four set discs which consist of three CD with various album tracks and DVD footage of special live "Akina Nakamori True Live", filmed in 1995. Third disc includes previously unrecorded duet "Second Love" with the writer of the song, Takao Kisugi. The album debuted at number 33 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for three weeks. | In January 2006, was released second self-cover compilation album "Best Finger 25th Anniversary Selection". The album includes re-recorded songs and with singles released between 2004 and 2005. In April 2006, she led minor role of television drama "Primadame". It was her first acting role for the first time after 7 years. She also performed drama theme song "Hana yo Odore", which was released on 17 May, written by Hitoshi Haba. The single cover jacket illustrates Nakamori herself when she attended to ballet lessons during early childhood. The single charted at number 23 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted for six weeks. | 1 |
On 27 February 2008, she has released her first compilation album from her 90s "Utahime Densetsu: 90s Best". The album consists of her song released between 1991 and 1999. The album was released in regular and limited edition: while the regular edition has one disc with total 13 tracks mixed of singles and its b-side, the limited edition includes four set discs which consist of three CD with various album tracks and DVD footage of special live "Akina Nakamori True Live", filmed in 1995. Third disc includes previously unrecorded duet "Second Love" with the writer of the song, Takao Kisugi. The album debuted at number 33 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for three weeks. | On 31 December 2014, she made stage appearance on Utagassen Kouhaku for the first time after several years, broadcast from her recording studio in New York. In the broadcast she performed her new song "Rojo: Tierra". With this comeback she also announced complete comeback to the music industry. | 0 |
On 27 February 2008, she has released her first compilation album from her 90s "Utahime Densetsu: 90s Best". The album consists of her song released between 1991 and 1999. The album was released in regular and limited edition: while the regular edition has one disc with total 13 tracks mixed of singles and its b-side, the limited edition includes four set discs which consist of three CD with various album tracks and DVD footage of special live "Akina Nakamori True Live", filmed in 1995. Third disc includes previously unrecorded duet "Second Love" with the writer of the song, Takao Kisugi. The album debuted at number 33 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for three weeks. | On 7 December 2005, she released forty-fifth single "Rakka Ryuusei" written by Kenji Hayashida. B-side includes rock version of "Desire". In the media the single was promoted was promoted as a theme song for Japanese television drama "Tenka Souran". The single debuted at number 43 on Oricon Weekly Single Charts and charted for four weeks. | 1 |
On 27 February 2008, she has released her first compilation album from her 90s "Utahime Densetsu: 90s Best". The album consists of her song released between 1991 and 1999. The album was released in regular and limited edition: while the regular edition has one disc with total 13 tracks mixed of singles and its b-side, the limited edition includes four set discs which consist of three CD with various album tracks and DVD footage of special live "Akina Nakamori True Live", filmed in 1995. Third disc includes previously unrecorded duet "Second Love" with the writer of the song, Takao Kisugi. The album debuted at number 33 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for three weeks. | In 1986, at 21, Nakamori matured in her singing style and choice of songs. The first single of that year, "Desire (Jōnetsu)" proved to be one of the highlights in Nakamori's career. This was also the theme song of the Pioneer Private commercial and was awarded the Grand Prix at the 28th Japan Record Awards in 1986. She became the youngest winner for two consecutive years. It sold 516,000 copies and debuted at number 1. Her next single "Gypsy Queen" was a calmer song than "Desire (Jōnetsu)" and sold a mere 358,000 copies, but still debuted at number 1. The single "Fin" followed, and sold less than its predecessor, at 318,000 copies. Again, it debuted at number 1. | 0 |
On 19 November 2008, Akina performed duet "Dramatic Airport " with Junichi Inagaki. The song was included in Inagaki's cover album "Otoko to Onna: Two hearts Two voices". | On 28 October 2010, Nakamori staff has announced her indefinite hiatus from music activities due to fatigue and health problems. | 1 |
On 19 November 2008, Akina performed duet "Dramatic Airport " with Junichi Inagaki. The song was included in Inagaki's cover album "Otoko to Onna: Two hearts Two voices". | On 21 July 1995, was released 16th studio album "La Alteración" which includes previously released single with new album rearrangement. In the Spanish, "alteracion" means "change". As in the previous studio album, Nakamori is in the charge of the main production of the album. Album jacket has been shot in Morocco. The album debuted at number 7 on Oricon Weekly Album Charts and charted for 8 weeks. In 2002, through Universal Music label was released re-mastered album with the renewed title "La Alteración +4". This version of album includes four more additional tracks, two singles and their b-side tracks released during 1995. | 0 |
On 19 November 2008, Akina performed duet "Dramatic Airport " with Junichi Inagaki. The song was included in Inagaki's cover album "Otoko to Onna: Two hearts Two voices". | On 2 May 2002, she released forty-first single "The Heat: Musica Fiesta" written by Adya. It's also her first released under Universal Music recording company. The B-side tracks will be included in upcoming studio album only instrumental recording. In the media it was promoted as an ending theme on May for Tokyo Broadcasting System Television program "Wonderful". The single debuted on number 20 at Oricon Weekly Single Charts. | 1 |
On 19 November 2008, Akina performed duet "Dramatic Airport " with Junichi Inagaki. The song was included in Inagaki's cover album "Otoko to Onna: Two hearts Two voices". | Nakamori kicked off 1985 with "Meu Amore," another great success for her, debuting #1 with 631,000 copies sold ultimately and also winning Nakamori the Grand Prix award at the 27th Japan Record Awards. She became the youngest person at the time (20) to be awarded such an honor. Originally, the single was to be titled "Akaitori Nigeta" (The red bird flies away), but the producers felt that the lyrics were not Samba-ish enough. "Meu Amore" was the result of the newly penned lyrics. "Akaitori Nigeta" was released as a 12-inch single instead, making the No.1 spot as well. Despite the superb b-side song of Babylon which was remixed, it sold a dismal 354,000 overall. She then released "Sand Beige – Sabaku e" which sold 461,000 copies and debuted at number 1. Her next single, "Solitude" also debuted at number 1, but sold merely 336,000 copies. | 0 |
On 19 November 2008, Akina performed duet "Dramatic Airport " with Junichi Inagaki. The song was included in Inagaki's cover album "Otoko to Onna: Two hearts Two voices". | In 2000, she made a temporal contract with the music production "Koubouraku" and established private office Faith (nowadays known as a fanclub "Faithway"). Between 18 May and 27 June 2000, she held a national acoustic tour "Akina Nakamori 2000: 21 Seiki he". It's her first national tour after two years. The video footage was released and included in the limited edition of compilation album "All Time Best: Original" released in 2014. | 1 |
On 19 November 2008, Akina performed duet "Dramatic Airport " with Junichi Inagaki. The song was included in Inagaki's cover album "Otoko to Onna: Two hearts Two voices". | She also released two albums in 1985. Firstly, "Bitter and Sweet", which contained the album version of the earlier hit of "Kazari Janai No Yo Namida Wa" and "BABYLON." It sold 556,000 copies and debuted at number 1 again. Her next album, "D404ME", only had a remix version of the hit single "Meu Amore" included. Yet this album sold an impressive 651,000 copies and debuted at number 1. | 0 |
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