About Yoeko Kurahashi
Born 1976. Yoeko Kurahashi is a Japanese singer and singer-songwriter.
is a Japanese singer and songwriter who made music between 2000 and 2008 before quitting. In 2023 she returned to making music. A piano book featuring her work has also been released.
History Yoeko attended Aichi Prefectural High School in Meiwa, Nagoya, Japan and graduated in music.
She started releasing music in 2000, a mini-album titled Thank (礼) was released on November 23, 2000. In 2005, Yoeko joined BabeStar music label. She continued to release music every single year until on April 30, 2008, she suddenly declared that she was going to "withdraw from the industry" and two months later on June 4, she released her final album, titled .
Yoeko went on a farewell tour for which included a nationwide tour of 6 cities across Japan, the tour started on June 28, 2008. The tour ended on July 20 at Tokyo Kinema Club. On the last day of July her official website shut down.
Almost 15 years after Yoeko quit music, on July 1, 2023 she announced her return and the resumption of activities under the new name "Yoeko".
Discography Singles
Ningen Yametemo (2002) 1. Ningen Yametemo 2. Tokyo Dodonpa Musume 3. Shabada★Tengoku 4. Shizumeru Machi
Son to Uso (2007) 1. Son to Uso 2. Namida de Yuki wa Ana Darake 3. Ryuusei (Hitori Rendan ver.)
Tomodachi no Uta (2008) 1. Tomodachi no Uta 2. Mannequin Ningen
Jewelry/Shohosen (2010) 1. Jewelry 2. Shohosen
Country Color/Doremi Song (2025) 1. Country Color (New Yoeko ver.) 2. Doremi Song (New Yoeko ver.) 3. Country Color (Instrumental ver.) 4. Doremi Song (Instrumental ver.)
Albums
Okaerinasai (2000) 1. Kikoeta Kara 2. Kaeritai Ie 3. Miteru Dake 4. Omoimeguri 5. Heya to Maboroshi
Rei (2000) 1. Kanshateki Seikatsu 2. Kikoeta Kara (Remake of "Kikoeta Kara" from the "Okaerinasai" album) 3. Okujou Nite 4. Anata no Atashi 5. Heya to Maboroshi (Remake of "Heya to Maboroshi) from the "Okaerinasai" album) 6. Kyouken 7. Kaeritai Ie (Remake of "Kaeritai Ie) from the "Okaerinasai" album)
Omoutsubo (2001) 1. Kahogo 2. Mamagoto~Do Re Mi 3. Kissa Bossa 4. Omoimeguri (Remake of "Omoimeguri" from the "Okaerinasai" album) 5. Omoutsubo 6. Aware Kagoi 7. Houkago Jidai 8. Nakidomezai
Fujin'You (2002) 1. Torarekei 2. Kingyo Omou 3. Love Letter 4. Ren'item 5. An Doughnuts 6. Yona Yona Yona 7. Nokorimono 8. Doki no Uta 9. Tsuyuiro Kouta 10. Cabaret
Modern Girl (2003) 1. Koi no Daisousa 2. Saiwaya 3. Tsubutsubu 4. Amayadori 5. Radio 6. Tsubakisou 7. Kissa Scat 8. Oningyou 9. M-9 Tsuisekikei 10. Ryuusei
Tokyo Piano (2004) 1. Tokyo 2. Shiroi Hata 3. Robot 4. Akai Kutsu 5. Asayake 6. Nibanme no Michi 7. Fuan no Oyama 8. Mori e Iku 9. Hanaichimonme 10. Mannequin 11. Amefuri 12. Hibari 13. Shuuten
Taidaima (2005) 1. Tate 2. Koko ni Iru 3. Sen o Kaku 4. Seesaw 5. Tamagotoji 6. Uragaeshi 7. Scenario 8. Sekken Girl 9. Hiru no Tsuki 10. Pierrot 11. Haru no Uta
Ochugen (2006) 1. Natsu 2. Radio 3. Tsuiseki (Remake of "M.9 Tsuisekikei" from "Modern Girl" album) 4. Tokyo 5. Tate (Grand Piano and Self-Accompanied Version)
Iroiro (2007) 1. Sakuramichi 2. Kusuribako 3. Itadakimasu 4. Akai Yane no Shita de 5. Hana to Dance 6. Aiai 7. Houteishiki 8. Daruma-san ga Koronda 9. Son to Uso 10. Kyou mo Ame 11. Shiro no Sekai 12. Haru Natsu Aki Fuyu
Kaitai Piano (2008) 1. Naranai Piano 2. Izonshou ~Let's Go, High Heel!~ 3. Haru-machi Girl 4. Denwa 5. Urame no Onna 6. Tomodachi no Uta 7. Koi Yohou 8. Balloon no Fushigi na Tabi 9. Anata 10. Ame no Hanyuubashi 11. Mannequin Ningen (Extra Piano Mix) 12. Rondo
Shuugakushou (2008) A compilation of Yoeko Kurahashi's hit 1. Kanshateki Seikatsu 2. Kikoeta Kara 3. Kahogo 4. Mamagoto 5. Torarekei 6. Love Letter 7. Yona Yona Yona 8. Tsuyuiro Kouta 9. Ningen Yametemo 10. Koi no Daisousa 11. Ryuusei 12. Mayoi Neko 13. Tokyo 14. Shiroi Hata 15. Hanaichimonme 16. Tate 17. Tamagotoji 18. Natsu 19. Radio (Ochugen Album) 20. Son to Uso 21. Namida de Yuki wa Ana Darake 22. Sakuramichi 23. Kyou mo Ame 24. Shiro no Sekai 25. Kawazu no Uta 26. Naranai Piano 27. Izonshou ~Let's go, High Heel!~ 28. Shohosen 29. Rondo 30. Jewelry
Kaizoku Piano (2008) 1. Jitensha 2. Mori e Iku (Asayake Mix) 3. Miteru Dake (Remake of "Miteru Dake" from the "Okaerinasai" Album) 4. Hanaichimonme (Kaisouhen) 5. Kusuriyubi no Tame no Étude 6. Shiroi Hata (Acoustic) 7. Kudaridzuki 8. Koi no Airport (Original version of "Koi no Daisousa" from "Modern Girl" album) 9. Tsubutsubu (Tsubutsubu Zouryou Mix) 10. Kyouken Futatabi (Inchiki Techno Hen) (Remake and Extended version of "Kyouken" from the "Rei" album) 11. Nokorimono (Acoustic) 12. Ningen Yametemo (Yajigami Yoeko Mix) 13. Ren'item (Acoustic) 14. Lemon Cake
New Yoeko (2023) 1. Tomodachi no Uta (New Yoeko ver.) 2. Yona Yona Yona (New Yoeko ver.) 3. Tamagotoji (New Yoeko ver.) 4. Hiru no Tsuki (New Yoeko ver.) 5. Kyou mo Ame (New Yoeko ver.) 6. Dopamine 7. Tate (New Yoeko ver.)
New Yoeko II ~Rhapsody~ (2024) 1. music 2. Kanshateki Seikatsu (New Yoeko ver.) 3. Mamagoto (New Yoeko ver.) 4. Torarekei (New Yoeko ver.) 5. Ningen Yametemo (New Yoeko ver.) 6. Ryuusei (New Yoeko ver.) 7. music (Acoustic ver.)
New Yoeko III ~For You~ (2025) 1. Kahogo (New Yoeko ver.) 2. Shizumeru Machi (New Yoeko ver.) 3. Tsuyuiro Kouta (New Yoeko ver.) 4. Shabada★Tenguko (New Yoeko ver.) 5. Shohosen (New Yoeko ver.) 6. Itadakimasu (New Yoeko ver.) 7. Haru no Uta (New Yoeko ver.) 8. Tsuuchihyou
Unreleased Tracks Some songs from this list have been found while the remainders are songs that are already released, retitled before their official release or remain unreleased.
1. Nakanaori wa Taifuu ni Notte 2. Chiisana Iedesaki (No Audio of it found yet) 3. Shitsuren to Koi no Yukue (No Audio of it found yet) 4. Hatsukoi no Hanabana (No Audio of it found yet) 5. Imouto Suki (No Audio of it found yet) 6. Zangyou Musume 7. Himawarizaka (No Audio of it found yet) 8. Kazefuki Senro (No Audio of it found yet) 9. Higurashi ni Tsuite 10. Kanashii Oshaberi 12. Miteru Dake 13. Kidzukubeki Koto 14. Okujou Nite 15. Mori e Iku 16. Kikoeta Kara
Extras
1. Kingyo Omou (From V.A: Oto no Ana 5) 2. Koi no Fuga (From V.A: Ska de Hit Parade!) 3. Mayoi Neko (From V.A: RARE & NOSTA) 4. Kawazu no Uta (From V.A: Yoidore Shijin ni Naru Mae ni) 5. Kimi to Yakusoku Shita Basho (A cover of another song)
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Who is Yoeko Kurahashi?
Japanese singer-songwriter
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Yoeko Kurahashi was born on 20 September 1976 in Aichi Prefecture.
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Yoeko Kurahashi is a singer and singer-songwriter.
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