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Eiko Hiraiwa

1971 – 2021

Japanese composer

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About Eiko Hiraiwa

Lived 1971 – 2021 (aged 50). Eiko Hiraiwa was a Japanese singer-songwriter and composer.

was a Japanese singer-songwriter. After studying Dalcroze eurhythmics as a child and college student, she made her major-label debut in 1995. She released several singles and albums with Epic Records Japan and Village Records until 2000, entering into a hiatus afterwards. Biography Eiko Hiraiwa was born on 17 February 1971 in Hiroshima, Following an audition where a demo tape of hers reached the attention of Japan's record industry, she joined Epic Records Japan and made her major label debut with the single , released on 21 July 1995;

Hiraiwa released three more albums with Epic Records - Airium (1997),

Hiraiwa was married to Akiro Arishima. Her 1997 song "Kinō Mita Yume no yō ni" appeared in the 2024 city pop compilation City Pop Groovy '90s: Girls & Boys.

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Kunitachi College of Music

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Who was Eiko Hiraiwa?

Japanese composer

When was Eiko Hiraiwa born?

Eiko Hiraiwa was born on 17 February 1971.

When did Eiko Hiraiwa die?

Eiko Hiraiwa died on 31 March 2021.

What was Eiko Hiraiwa's occupation?

Eiko Hiraiwa was a singer-songwriter and composer.

What nationality was Eiko Hiraiwa?

Eiko Hiraiwa was Japanese.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Eiko Hiraiwa

· Wikidata: Q11482652

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