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Draft:Aiko Moriyama

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Biography
Life and career
Music
Singles^[1] Albums
References
External links

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| birth_date = January 27, 1985
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| occupation = Singer
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| background = solo_singer
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Enka
Kayōkyoku}}

| years_active = 2004 - present
| label_name = Universal Music Group
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}}{{nihongo|Aiko Moriyama|森山愛子|Moriyama Aiko|January 27, 1985}} is a Japanese enka singer and actress.

Biography

Life and career

Moriyama was born {{nihongo|Aimi Ōmori|大森愛美|Ōmori Aimi}} in Utsunomiya, Tochigi, Japan. She attended Shioya District Senior High School where she graduated as a certified caregiver.

In the year 2000, she was scouted by composer Hideo Mizumori after appearing in a Nippon TV variety program 'Look Look Konnichiwa' singing 'Tokai no Suzume' by Aya Shimazu.

She went to Tokyo after graduating high school. Through an acquaintance she became an employee at Antonio Inoki's office. He gave her the name 'Moriyama Aiko' because it meant {{nihongo|a child who loves the forest, the mountains and nature |森や山など自然を愛する子|Mori ya yama nado jizen wo aisuru ko}}'.

In May 2004, she debuted as an enka singer under the label EMI Music Japan and won the Rookie of the Year Award at the 37th Japan Cable Radio Awards and at the Japan Record Awards.

Music

Singles^[1]

#	Release Date	Title	Writer	Composer	Arrangement
1	May 19, 2004	Onna Setsu(おんな節)	Koyomi Asa	Hideo Mizumori	Norio Ido
2	April 20, 2005	Fuju no Haha (風樹の母)	Yurio Matsui	Hideo Mizumori	Tatsuya Nangou
3	February 28, 2006	Oyakobune(父娘船)	Yurio Matsui	Hideo Mizumori	Makoto Saeki
4	October 25, 2006	Oboro Tsukiyo No Joshuji (おぼろ月夜の上州路)	Toyohisa Araki	Hideo Mizumori	Norio Ido
5	July 2, 2008	Koi Sake (恋酒)	You Yashiro	Hideo Mizumori	Shigenobu Ishikura
6	January 4, 2009	Kyabetsu Hatake no Sanma(キャベツ畑のサンマ)	Takada Hirō	Tamio Okuda	Kei Wakakusa
7	August 5, 2009	Tokyo Banka(東京挽歌)	Ryuichi Satomura	Hideo Mizumori	Shun'ichi Makaino
8	October 20, 2010	Onna no Mikoshi(おんなの神輿)	You Yashiro	Hideo Mizumori	Shun'ichi Makaino
9	June 20, 2012	Yakusoku (約束)	Takada Hirō	Im Se-hyeon	Kei Wakakusa
10	November 20,2013	Wasurenaide (忘れないで)	Gorō Matsui	Hideo Mizumori	Kei Wakakusa
11	September 7, 2016	Mattanashi Da Yo Jinsei wa (待ったなしだよ人生は)	Ryou Tano	Akito Yomo	Tatsuya Nangō
12	September 27, 2017	Aizu Oiwake (会津追分)	Koyomi Asa	Hideo Mizumori	Masahito Maruyama

Albums

June 29, 2005 - Moriyama Aiko First Concert Album Fuju no Haha+Famous Best (森山愛子ファーストアルバム風樹の母+名曲ベスト)

September 26, 2007 - Moriyama Aiko Entire Collection (森山愛子 2008全曲集)

November 20, 2013 - Moriyama Aiko Ai Complete Best (森山愛子愛 Complete Best)

November 22, 2017 - Moriyama Aiko Golden Best (森山愛子ゴールデン・ベスト)

References

1. ^{{cite web |title=RELEASE - 森山愛子 - UNIVERSAL MUSIC JAPAN |url=https://www.universal-music.co.jp/moriyama-aiko/release/cat/single/ |accessdate=2 August 2018}}

External links

Moriyama Aiko Official Blog
Discography
{{Twitter|moriyamaaiko519}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Moriyama, Aiko}}Category:1985 birthsCategory:Universal Music Japan artistsCategory:Enka singersCategory:Japanese female pop singersCategory:Musicians from Tochigi PrefectureCategory:20th-century Japanese singersCategory:20th-century women singersCategory:21st-century Japanese singersCategory:21st-century women singers

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