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A powerful voice that continues to sing of Japan's original landscape.
An album produced by Kato Tokiko on the theme of Japanese lamentations.
This album, which includes "Shiretoko Tabijyou," sings of scenes from all over Japan and the feelings of the people. The persuasive power and emotion of her deep voice move the hearts of listeners. It is also an important work that serves as a bridge between folk and popular music.
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Saburo Kitajima
Hakodate kara hakata made Kitajimasaburou Hit song shu Sono onna wo tazune te
(LP)
Tokiko Kato
Wakare no kazoe uta / Tottemo nagai michi
(7")
Jiji San
Genki kai ...
(LP)
Naomi Chiaki
Sengo No Hikari To Kage
(LP)
Eisaku Okawa
Kodoku No Uta
(LP)
Hibari Misora
Miwaku No Waltz
(CD)
Adam Rudolph's Moving Pictures
12 Arrows
(CD)
Tokiko Kato
Shikisokuzekuu
(LP)
Tokiko Kato
Ai No Kurashi
(LP)
Hiroshi Wada & Mahina Stars / Kuniko Osugi
Yoru no tameiki
(LP)
Various (Hiromi Go, Mayumi Itsuwa, Yoshitaka Minami, Machiko Watanabe, Rie Nakahara, Jun Mayuzumi, Seiko Matsuda, Hiroaki Igarashi, Kozo Murashita, Akari Hamada, Lorelei, Momoe Yamaguchi)
Saishin ban Hit ! hit ! hit !
(LP)
Saburo Kitajima
Hit zenkyoku shu
(LP)
