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Miyuki Hashimoto

b. 1980

Japanese singer

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About Miyuki Hashimoto

Born 1980. Miyuki Hashimoto is a Japanese singer-songwriter and singer.

is a female Japanese singer from Saitama Prefecture. She is signed to Lantis, a label which contribute songs to anime and video games.

Discography

Singles Koko ni Iru kara... (Released August 25, 2004) Koko ni Iru kara... β€” anime television series Girls Bravo first season ending theme FOREVER

and then, (Released March 2, 2005) and then, β€” anime television series Girls Bravo second season ending theme Nakigao Nochi Hare

innocence (Released August 24, 2005) innocence β€” anime television series Shuffle! ending theme Time has come

Be Ambitious, Guys! (Released September 7, 2005) Be Ambitious, Guys! β€” PC game Tick! Tack! opening theme Pieces β€” PC game Tick! Tack! insert song

Faze to love (Released November 2, 2005) Faze to love β€” anime television series Gunparade Orchestra opening theme Arigato!

screaming (Released April 26, 2006) screaming β€” anime television series Soul Link opening theme dust trail β€” anime television series Soul Link ending theme

Cosmic Rhapsody (Released July 5, 2006) Cosmic Rhapsody β€” PS2 game Soul Link Extension opening theme Anata o Mamoritai β€” PS2 game Soul Link Extension opening theme

Nijiiro Sentimental (Released October 25, 2006) Nijiiro Sentimental β€” anime television series Gift ~eternal rainbow~ opening theme Amayaka na Atashi

Bimetsu S.O.S!! (Released April 25, 2007) Binetsu S.O.S!! β€” anime television series Idolmaster: Xenoglossia opening theme Moonlight Labyrinth β€” anime television series Idolmaster: Xenoglossia insert song

Starβ˜†drops (Released September 5, 2007) Starβ˜†drops β€” PC game Hoshiful ~Seitou Gakuen Tenmon Doukoukai~ opening theme Hoshi ni Negai o ~When you wish upon Starβ˜†drops~ β€” PC game Hoshiful ~Seitou Gakuen Tenmon Doukoukai~ image song

Hizamazuku made 5-byou Dake! (Released January 23, 2008) Hizamazuku made 5-byou Dake! β€” anime television series Kimi ga Aruji de Shitsuji ga Ore de opening theme Sha-la-la

Sky Sanctuary (Released July 23, 2008) Sky Sanctuary β€” Visual novel Oretachi ni Tsubasa wa Nai ~Prelude~ opening theme change of heart

Hatsukoi Parachute (Released October 22, 2008) Hatsukoi Parachute β€” anime television series Akaneiro ni Somaru Saka opening theme sweet sweet time

Glossy:MMM (Released April 22, 2009) Glossy:MMM β€” anime television series Saki opening theme The room vacation

Princess Primp! (Released July 22, 2009) Princess Primp! β€” anime television series Princess Lover! opening theme Inochi Mijikashi, Koiseyo Hime!

Nudity (Released March 24, 2010) Prism Celebration (Released April 7, 2010) Tropical Future (Released August 11, 2010) Future ∞ (Released October 27, 2010) Neverland (Released May 11, 2011) Neverland - anime television series Oretachi ni Tsubasa wa Nai ending theme

Albums Lovey-dovey (Released June 28, 2006) Faze to love Koko ni Iru kara... LINK β€” PC game Shiritsu Akihabara Gakuen ending theme Love, Fate, Love β€” anime television series Final Approach ending theme Cheer Up! β€” PC game Home maid opening theme and then, innocence - anime television series Shuffle! ending theme Akiiro β€” PC game Akiiro Renka opening theme AM1:00 β€” PC game White Princess ending theme Be Ambitious, Guys! Anata e

Prismatic colors (Released June 27, 2007) Nijiiro Sentimental Screaming - anime television series Soul Link opening theme Especially β€” PC game D.C. II ~Da Capo II~ insert song Peppermint β€” OVA Ichigo 100% ending theme Astraea β€” PC game Muv-Luv (all-age version) Kei Ayamine ending theme little wish β€” anime television series Shuffle! Memories image song Taiyou ni Te o Nobase β€” PS2 game Gunparade Orchestra Midori no Shou ~Ookami to Ka no Shōnen~ opening theme Prismatic colors Growth β€” PC game Akiiro Ouka opening theme Ageless Love β€” PC game Really? Really! insert song Binetsu S.O.S!! ~solitude Ver. Aozora no Mieru Oka de β€” PC game Aozora no Mieru Oka opening theme Eien ni Saku Hana β€” PC game Miharu ~Alto Another Story~ ending theme

Secret masterpieces (Released December 19, 2007, distributed through iTunes Store Japan) Confession β€” PC game Majipuri -Wonder Cradle- opening theme Hikarikaze β€” PS2 game Final Approach ending theme L β€” PC game Alto opening theme Anata o Mamoritai dust trail - anime television series Soul Link ending theme Love Song β€” PC game Primitive Link ending theme Sakamichi β€” PC game Aozora no Mieru Oka ending theme FOREVER Tsuioku, Soshite Yokan β€” PC game Homemaid insert song My Story β€” PS2&DC game Suigetsu ~Mayoigokoro~ ending theme Nijiiro Sentimental (bossanova version)

Brilliant Moment (Released August 6, 2008) TIME β€” PC game Ashita no Kimi to Au tame ni opening theme Hizamazuku made 5-byou dake! Princess Lover! β€” PC game Princess Lover! opening theme to the sky β€” PC game MagusTale ~Sekaijuu to Koisuru Mahou Tsukai~ opening theme Himitsu Recipe β€” PC game Sakura Strasse opening theme Ai no Kakera β€” anime television series School Days ending theme Setsunasa no Gradation β€” PC game Akaneiro ni Somaru Saka opening theme True fairy tale from happy princess β€” PC game Happy Princess opening theme FairlyLife β€” PC game FairlyLife theme song Akane no Saka β€” PS2 game Akaneiro ni Somaru Saka: Parallel opening theme natural tone β€” anime television series Shuffle! Memories episode12 ending theme Starβ˜†drops Binetsu S.O.S!! Brilliant Moment two of us β€” PC game Happy Princess ending theme

Double Flower (Released September 25, 2009) Hatsukoi Parachute to be continued β€” PC game Happy Princess ~Another Fairytale~ theme song ever β€” PC game Ashita no Shitsumi to Au tame ni opening theme Glossy:MMM β€” anime television series Saki opening theme Here To Stay β€” PS2 game Akaneiro ni Somaru Saka: Parallel ending theme Pieces Sky Sanctuary Fortune's wheel β€” PC game Homemaid ~Sweets~ ending theme glorious days β€” PC game Sakuranbo Strasse opening theme Koizakura β€” PC game Haruiro Ouse opening theme Todoke, Kono Omoi β€” PC game Princess Lover! ending theme Voice Princess Primp!

espressivo (Released November 24, 2010) Symphonic Love - PC game Mashiro-iro Symphony theme song Ishin Denshin ~Itsuka Kitto, Dakara Kitto~ - PC game Natsuiro Penguin opening theme se.Kirara - PC game Se-kirara opening theme Prism Celebration - PSP game Marriage Royale: Prism Story opening theme Eternal Recurrence - PC game Hoshizora no Memoria opening theme White Crystal - PC game Memoria theme song Waltz! Waltz! Waltz! (Clear Sound Ver.) - PS2 game Princess Lover! Eternal Love For My Lady first print limited edition special insert song Mirai Kaikisen - anime television series Shukufuku no Campanella ending theme Shiawase Houteishiki - PC game Nekoβ˜†Koi! ~Nekogami-sama to Nekomimi no Tatari~ ending theme Natsu Kashiki Kioku - PC game Natsu ni Kanaderu Bokura no Uta theme song Espressivo Silhouette - PC game Oretachi ni Tsubasa ha nai drama CD 2nd season vol.4 image song Koi no Roller Coaster - PC game Da Capo II Fall in Love opening theme

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Miyuki Hashimoto?

Japanese singer

When was Miyuki Hashimoto born?

Miyuki Hashimoto was born on 14 May 1980 in Saitama Prefecture.

What is Miyuki Hashimoto's occupation?

Miyuki Hashimoto is a singer-songwriter and singer.

What nationality is Miyuki Hashimoto?

Miyuki Hashimoto is Japanese.

Sources & further reading

Β· Wikipedia: Miyuki Hashimoto

Β· Wikidata: Q1039604

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