Japanese women musicians

Japanese American Violinist

Japanese composer and pianist (born 1967)

Japanese singer-songwriter (born 1985)

Japanese singer-songwriter

Japanese singer-songwriter

Japanese-American pop singer

Japanese singer

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is a Japanese singer-songwriter. She began her career in 2001 with the release of the single "Itoshigo yo" when she was signed with Toshiba-EMI. She has released twelve albums and eleven singles. RURUTIA is intensely private; most aspects of her life – including her real name, date of birth, and hometown, are kept private, and she has never appeared on a TV program or held a live concert since her debut. Her mass media appearances have been limited to broadcasts of the Internet radio program "RURUTIA Planet," which began streaming on her official website after she became independent, interview

Japanese singer

Japanese video game musician

Japanese composer and pianist (1972-)

Japanese singer, songwriter, and composer

Japanese game composer

Japanese composer

Japanese actress

Japanese pianist, music critic, teacher, and jurist

Japanese video game composer