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Meiko Nakahara

b. 1959

Japanese singer

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About Meiko Nakahara

Born 1959. Meiko Nakahara is a Japanese singer-songwriter, singer, composer, lyricist and musician.

Early life and career Meiko Obara was born on May 8, 1959, in Chiba Prefecture. She began composing music while in Junior High School. She became instantly popular. Ru-Ru-Ru-Russian Roulette won the award for Best Song at the 8th Anime Grand Prix in 1986. For the 1987–1988 anime television series Kimagure Orange Road, was the third opening theme song and was the third ending song.

The 1992 live tour was the last public performance from her and her singing career is considered to have ended around this time. In an article for Sankei Shimbun, Nakahara was recognized as a significant artist in the city pop genre.

Discography

Albums

Greatest hits albums

Singles

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Important facts

Birth century
Nationality
Education
Yotsukaido High School
Also known as
Nakahara Meiko, Meiko Obara, Obara Meiko

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Meiko Nakahara's

Frequently asked questions

Who is Meiko Nakahara?

Japanese singer

When was Meiko Nakahara born?

Meiko Nakahara was born on 8 May 1959 in Yotsukaidō-shi.

What is Meiko Nakahara's occupation?

Meiko Nakahara is a singer-songwriter, singer, composer, lyricist and musician.

What nationality is Meiko Nakahara?

Meiko Nakahara is Japanese.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Meiko Nakahara

· Wikidata: Q11363105

· DBpedia: Meiko Nakahara

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