Akiko Nakamura
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Akiko Nakamura (Japanese: 中村晃子) is a Japanese singer and actress. Her song Nijiiro No Mizuumi (Japanese: 虹色の湖) (1967)[1] reached number 3 on the Oricon Singles Chart.[2][3]
Singles
- Aoi Ochiba (Japanese: 青い落葉) (1965)[4]
- Mujou (Japanese: 霧情) (1966)[5]
- Watashi No Sei Ja Nai (Japanese: 私のせいじゃない) (1966)[6]
- Watashi Wa Majoreena (Japanese: 私はマジョリーナ) (1966)[7]
- Anata Wa Doko E (Japanese: あなたはどこへ) (1967)[8]
- Taiyou Ni Koi Wo Shite (Japanese: 太陽に恋をして) (1967)[9]
- Nijiiro No Mizuumi (1967)[10] This single reached number 1 on the Cash Box local singles chart.[11]
- Suna No Jujika (Japanese: 砂の十字架) (1968).[12] This single reached number 21 on the Oricon chart.[2]
- Nageki No Shinju (Japanese: なげきの真珠) (1968).[13] This single reached number 20 on the Oricon chart.[2]
- Namida No Mori No Monogatari (Japanese: 涙の森の物語) (1969)[14] This single reached number 39 on the Oricon chart.[2]
- Rome No Tomoshibi (Japanese: ローマの灯) (1969)[15]
- Kaze To Bara No Kouya (Japanese: 風とバラの荒野) (1969)[16]
- Itsuka Aishite (Japanese: いつか愛して) (1970)[17]
- Ai No Shouzou (Japanese: 愛の肖像) (1970)[18]
- Mizuumi Wa Tenshi No Namida (Japanese: 湖は天使の涙) (1970)[19]
- Hadashi No Blues (Japanese: 裸足のブルース) (1971)[20]
- Utsukushiki Challenger (Japanese: 美しきチャレンジャー) (1971)[21]
- Jounetsu No Umi (Japanese: 情熱の海) (1971)[22]
- Ryoshu-Rome (Japanese: 旅愁〜ローマ) (1971)[23]
- Aishu No Tabi (Japanese: 哀愁の旅) (1971)[24]
- Glass No Shiro (Japanese: ガラスの城) (1972)[25]
- Ano Machi Wa Doko E Itta (Japanese: あの街はどこへいった) (1972)[26]
- Kurashiki, Namida Mo Niou Machi (Japanese: 倉敷・涙も匂う町) (1972)[27]
- Hageshii Koi (Japanese: 激しい恋) (1973)[28]
- Bara No Sasayaki (Japanese: 薔薇の囁き) (1974)[29]
- Koi Shigure (Japanese: 恋しぐれ) (1975)[30]
- Tabiji (Japanese: 旅路) (1975)[31]
- What Have They Done To My Song, Ma (Japanese: 傷ついた小鳥 (Kizutsuita Kotori)) (1976)[32]
- Meguri Awanainoni (Japanese: めぐり逢わないのに) (1977)[33]
- Jajauma Narashi (Japanese: じゃじゃ馬ならし) (1978)[34]
- "Through the Eyes of Love", Theme from Ice Castles (Japanese: この愛に生きる (Kono Ai Ni Ikiru)) (1979)[35]
- Koi No Tsunawatari (Japanese: 恋の綱わたり) (1980)[36] This single reached number 4 on the Oricon chart,[2] the Music Labo chart[37] and the Cash Box of Japan chart.[38]
- Sasayaki No Kubikazari (Japanese: ささやきの首飾り) (1981)[39]
Duets:
- Midori No Tonbo (Japanese: みどりのとんぼ) (1972)[40]
- Amai Sasayaki (Japanese: あまい囁き) (1973). Duet with Toshiyuki Hosokawa.[41]
- Dakara Tango de... (Japanese: だからタンゴで… ) (1990)[42][43]
Albums
- Nijiiro No Mizuumi: Akiko Nakamura Hit Album (虹色の湖: 中村晃子ヒット・アルバム) (1968).[44] Reissued on vinyl in 1984[45] and in the 2020s.[46][47][48]
- Akko Wa Utau: Akiko Nakamura Hit Album Vol. 2 (Japanese: アッコはうたう〜中村晃子ヒット・アルバム第2集〜) (1970)[49]
- Akiko Nakamura Double Deluxe (Japanese: 中村晃子ダブル・デラックス) (1970)[50]
- Akiko Nakamura Attack Schubert (Japanese: 中村晃子 アタックシューベルト) (1971)[51]
- Hadashi No Blues: Akiko Nakamura Hit 14 (Japanese: 裸足のブルース〜中村晃子 ヒット14〜) (1971)[52]
- Amai Sasayaki: Akiko Nakamura Best Album (Japanese: 「あまい囁き」〜中村晃子ベストアルバム〜) (1974)[53]
- Akiko! Jane Birkin mitai dane (Japanese: AKIKO!－ジェーン・バーキンみたいだね－) (1977)[54]
- Mokuyōza (Japanese: 木曜座) (1980)[55]
- Koi-tachi Onna-tachi (Japanese: 恋たち・女たち) (1981)[56]
- Rokku Tengoku (Japanese: ロック天国) (1998)[57]
- Nijiiro No Mizuumi (Japanese: 虹色の湖) (2002)[58][59]