Ayako Fuji

Manami Fujimura (藤村 真奈美, Fujimura Manami^?, née Takahashi (高橋^?), born May 10, 1961), better known by her stage name Ayako Fuji (藤 あや子, Fuji Ayako^?), is a Japanese enka singer. She is signed onto Sony Music Japan. Born in Kakunodate, Akita, Fuji graduated from Akita Prefectural Kakunodate South High School.^[1]

Enka career

Fuji made her enka debut on September 21, 1989. ^[1]

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」 ^[2]
• Kōhaku Uta Gassen (15 appearances as of 57th event) ^[3]

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 Zake

References