Morio Agata
| Morio Agata | |
|---|---|
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| Born |
12 September 1948 Rumoi, Hokkaido, Japan |
| Nationality | Japanese |
| Occupation | singer-songwriter, actor, film director |
Agata Morio (Japanese: あがた森魚, born 12 September 1948) is a Japanese folk rock singer-songwriter and actor. He also directed three films.
Biography
Agata was born in Rumoi, Hokkaido.
His 1972 debut single Sekishoku Erejī (literary translated as Red Elegy) sold more than a half million copies and still remains his biggest hit. The title of the song was named after a manga by Seiichi Hayashi.[1]
Discography
Singles
(Selected)
- Sekishoku Erejī (25 April 1972)
- Jurietta no Natsu (21 June 1987)
- Sairento Ibu (5 October 1993)
- Kitto Kitto !! Tōku Tōku !! (15 March 1995)
- Torikago no Machi (25 February 1996)
Albums
- Chikuonban (1970)
- Otome no Yume (1972)
- Aa Mujo (1974)
- Boku wa Tenshi ja Naiyo (1975, a soundtrack album, collaboration with Eiichi Otaki)
- Nippon Shōnen (Jipangu Boy) (1976)
- Kimi no koto Sukinanda (1977)
- Norimono Zukan (1980)
- Eien no Engoku (1985)
- Eien no Engoku no Uta (1986)
- Bando Neon no Jagā (1987)
- Bando Neon no Jagā to Aoneko (1987)
- Mikkīo no Densetsu (1988)
- Puranettsu Ābento (1990, live)
- Imitation Gold (5 November 1993)
- Pirosumania Umi e Iku (26 January 1994)
- Ōtobai Shōjo (1 August 1994, a soundtrack album)
- 24ji no Wakusei (26 July 1995)
- Dai-nana Tōei Awa (25 March 1996)
- Agata Morio no Rajio Shō (1996, live)
- Minato no Rokisī (22 October 1999, a soundtrack album)
- Nihon Shōnen 2000kei (12 January 1999)
- Satou Keiko Sensei wa Zankokuna Hito desukedo (21 November 2001)
- Gineoberude (Aoi Banana) (2004)
Filmography
This is the complete list of the films that Agata directed.
- Boku wa Tenshi ja Naiyo (1975)
- Ōtobai Shōjo (1994)
- Minato no Rokisī (1999)
- Hakodate Coffee (2016)
He was part of the cast of Biri Gal (2015).[2]
Notes
- ↑ http://www.drawnandquarterly.com/shopCatalogLong.php?item=a477d4683b76d3
- ↑ "映画 ビリギャル(2015)". allcinema (in Japanese). Stingray. Retrieved May 8, 2015.
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