Ayako Fuji
Appearance
Ayako Fuji (藤 あや子, Fuji Ayako; born May 101961, in Kakunodate, Akita) is a singer of Japanese enka. Real name: Manami Fujimura (藤村 真奈美, Fujimura Manami). Maiden name: Manami Takahashi (高橋 真奈美, Takahashi Manami). Blood type is B. Fuji graduated from Akita Prefectural Kakunodate South High School. [1]
Enka career
Fuji made her enka debut on September 21 1989. [2]
Releases (solo)
Hit songs
- Utakata no Koi, 1998
- Miren, 1995
- Hana no Waltz, 1994
- Murasaki Ujō, 1993
- Kokoro Zake, 1992
- Amayo Zake, 1991
- Onna, 1990
Audio releases
- Ayako Fuji Hit Kyoku Zenshu '07, November 8 2006
- Shizukana Yume [Limited Release], April 5 2006
- Yoimachigusa, March 3 2006
- Fuji Ayako Saishin Hit Zenkyokushu'06, November 11 2005
- Minato Komoriuta, May 18 2005
- Ayako Fuji Saishin Hit Zenkyokusyu, November 11 2004
- Yuki Koya, September 29 2004
- Hanabira Bojo, February 18 2004
- Ayako Fuji Zenkyoku Shu, November 19 2003
- Manjushage, September 18 2003
- Yorisoibashi, March 26 2003
- Saigetsu, October 23 2002
- Ryuhyoukoiuta, August 28 2002
- Koyoi zake, May 22 2002
- Ayako Fuji zenkyokushu, November 11 2001
- Ayako Fuji: Best Of Best, June 20 2001
Video releases
- Tokusen DVD Single - Minato Komoriuta, August 24 2005
- Ayako Fuji Super Hit Video Vol.1, January 24 2001
- Debut 10th Anniversary Recital - Hana Yurete 10 Nen, October 21 1998
Television
- NHK Kayō Concert 「NHK歌謡コンサート」 [3]
- Kōhaku Uta Gassen (15 appearances as of 57th event) [4]
- 57th 2006, Yuki Shinshin
- 56th 2005, Murasaki Ujō
- 55th 2004, Yuki Arano
- 54th 2003, Manjushage
- 53rd 2002, Ryuhyoukoiuta
- 52nd 2001, Futari no Kizuna
- 51st 2000, Futari Hana
- 50th 1999, Onna no Magokoro
- 49th 1998, Yuki Shinshin
- 48th 1997, Utakata no Koi
- 47th 1996, Beni
- 46th 1995, Miren
- 45th 1994, Hana no Waltz
- 44th 1993, Murasaki Ujō
- 43rd 1992, Kokoro Shu