Amii Ozaki
Japanese singer-songwriter, songwriter, composer
About Amii Ozaki
Born 1957. Amii Ozaki is a Japanese singer, singer-songwriter, composer, lyricist, music arranger and recording artist.
, real name , is a Japanese singer songwriter born on 19 March 1957 in Kita-ku, Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. She has written music such as Oribia o Kikinagara by Anri and Tenshi no Uinku by Seiko Matsuda, as well as many other songs. Ozaki makes irregular appearances on her friend Akira Kamiya's internet radio show Kamiya Akira Hot Beat Party. Her husband is musician Ray Ohara. Her mother is Akemi Ozaki, a maker of popular handbags and purses made from vintage obi.
History Ozaki began studying classical piano in 1965 at the age of eight. Her stage name "Ami" comes from the French word for "friend".
Discography Listed alphabetically by year.
Singles 1970s (1976, Toshiba EMI) (1976, Toshiba EMI) (1977, Toshiba EMI) (1977, Toshiba EMI) (1978, Toshiba EMI) (1978, Toshiba EMI) (1978, Toshiba EMI) (1979, Toshiba EMI) (1979, Toshiba EMI) (1979, Toshiba EMI, promotional single never sold in stores)
1980s (1980, Pony Canyon) (1980, Pony Canyon) Love Is Easy / My Shiny Town (1981, Pony Canyon) (1981, Pony Canyon) My Song for You / Foggy Night (1982, Pony Canyon) I'm A Lady Tiger / It's Easy If You Try (1982, Pony Canyon) (1983, Pony Canyon) (1983, Pony Canyon) (1984, Pony Canyon) (1984, Pony Canyon) (1985, Pony Canyon) (1986, Pony Canyon) (1985, Papi, Pony Canyon) (1987, Pony Canyon) (1988, Pony Canyon) (1988, Pony Canyon) (1989, Peach Princess, Pony Canyon)
1990s Endless Dream (1990, Pony Canyon) Southern Cross (1990, Pony Canyon) Heart of Glass (1992, Peach Princess Band, Pony Canyon) My Best Friends (1992, Hira-o-Saki (with Eri Hiramatsu and Kenjirō Sakiya), Pony Canyon) (1992, Pony Canyon) (1993, Peach Princess Band, Pony Canyon) (1993, Pony Canyon) (1994, Pony Canyon) (1994, Pony Canyon) (1995, Pony Canyon) (1997, Toshiba EMI) (1998, Toshiba EMI) (1998, Toshiba EMI) I Wanna Do More/Should I Do? (1999, from Magic Users Club, Toshiba EMI)
2000s (2005, Columbia Music Entertainment) (2005, Columbia Music Entertainment)
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Albums 1970s Shady (1976, Toshiba EMI) Mind Drops (1977, Toshiba EMI) Prismy (1978, Toshiba EMI) Stop Motion (1978, Toshiba EMI) Little Fantasy (1979, Toshiba EMI)
1980s Meridian-Melon (1980, Pony Canyon) Air Kiss (1981, Pony Canyon) Hot Baby (1981, Pony Canyon) Shot (1982, Pony Canyon) Miracle (1983, Pony Canyon) Points (1983, Pony Canyon) Plastic Garden (1984, Pony Canyon) (1985, Pony Canyon) Kids (1986, Pony Canyon) Points-2 (1986, Pony Canyon) (1987, Pony Canyon) Amii Remix World (1988, Pony Canyon) Dinner's Ready (1988, Pony Canyon) Lapis Lazuli (1988, Pony Canyon)
1990s Natural Agency (1991, Pony Canyon) (1992, , Pony Canyon) Hot Baby with David Foster (1992, Canyon) Points-3 (1992, Pony Canyon) (1993, Pony Canyon) Topaz (1994, Pony Canyon) Special (1997, Toshiba EMI) Wi2sh (1997, Toshiba EMI) Arrows in My Eyes (1998, Toshiba EMI
2000s The Delta-Wing I (2000, Oak Records/Omagatoki) Amii-Phonic (2001, For Life Records) Pia Noir (2002, BMG Fan House) (2004, Columbia Music Entertainment) (2006, Columbia Music Entertainment)
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Amii Ozaki?
Japanese singer-songwriter, songwriter, composer
When was Amii Ozaki born?
Amii Ozaki was born on 19 March 1957 in Kyoto.
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Amii Ozaki is a singer, singer-songwriter, composer, lyricist, music arranger and recording artist.
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Amii Ozaki is Japanese.
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