Satomi Fukunaga
Satomi Fukunaga (福永恵規, Fukunaga Satomi, born January 26, 1967 in Tokyo, Japan), is a former japanese idol, singer and actress in the 1980s. She made her debut in 1985 selected as a member of Jpop female band Onyanko Club, which she quits one year later to start a solo career. In 1986, she's featured in the TV series Sukeban Deka III as Leia, a pun to Star War, after having played her own role as an Onyanko Club member in the previous series Sukeban Deka II. She retired shortly after, stating health reasons, after the release of two albums and four singles, two of them being theme songs for Sukeban Deka III and cult anime Project A-ko 2.
Discography
- Albums
- 1986.11.14 : Splash
- 1987.09.30 : Sambo
- Compilations
- 1993.08.20 : Fukunaga Satomi Best
- 2002.10.17 : My Kore!Kushon - Fukunaga Satomi Best
- Singles
- 1986.05.21 : Kaze no Invitation
- 1986.09.28 : Heart no Ignition
- 1987.01.28 : Bokutachi no Runaway
- 1987.04.24 : Natsu no Intro, Kokoro mo Jump shite!
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Original members |
Mika Okuda • Michiko Enokida • Kayoko Yoshino • Eri Nitta • Miharu Nakajima • Aki Kihara • Mamiko Tomoda • Sayuri Kokushō • Mika Nagoya • Mayumi Satō • Satomi Fukunaga
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Official Members |
Sonoko Kawai • Kazuko Utsumi • Harumi Tomikawa • Rika Tatsumi • Mamiko Takai • Sanae Jōnouchi • Ruriko Nagata • Yukiko Iwai • Yōko Teramoto • Tamaki Gomioka • Mako Shiraishi • Kaori Hayashi • Fumio Mita • Akie Yoshizawa • Yoshie Akasaka • Aki Matsumoto • Mutsumi Yokota • Minayo Watanabe • Chiaki Mikami • Yūko Yajima • Susan Kumiko Yamamoto • Tomoko Fukawa • Mami Yumioka • Takako Okamoto • Marina Watanabe • Kaori Ōnuki • Shizuka Kudō • Maki Takabatake • Akiko Ikuina • Noriko Kaise • Makiko Saitō • Toshie Moriya • Naoko Takada • Yumiko Yoshida • Sanae Nakajima • Yuriko Yamamori • Kayo Agazuma • Mitsuko Yoshimi • Miyuki Sugiura (B-Gumi) • Kumiko Miyano (B-Gumi) • Wakako Suzuki (B-Gumi)
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B-Gumi |
Hiroko Tominaga • Mayumi Yamazaki
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Trainee |
Yolinda Yan
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Fukunaga, Satomi |
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January 26, 1967 |
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