Sachio Itami

Sachio Itami

Born in Fukui City, Fukui Prefecture. Watanabe Productions scouted the place where he was an attendant of The Wild Ones. Debuted in 1972 with the single "Aoi Mugi" from CBS Sony, and became a hit at No. 22 on the Oricon chart. Nicknamed Satchin. In 1976, joined the rock band "Rosemary" as a vocalist. He also acted as a twin vocalist with Ikuzawa, who was also a solo singer. In 1978, he left Rosemary and formed Furaibo with Kazushi Nakagami under his real name, Masayuki Tanide. In the same year, he won the award at the Shinjuku Music Festival. In 1981, Itami was featured in the first corner of "Beat Takeshi's All Night Nippon" and became a hot topic. With this as a trigger, he became a semi-regular on the variety show "Ore Tachi Hyokin-zoku" broadcast on Fuji TV, and appeared as a conch shell-blowing man on the Tale "Take-chan Man". In 1997, he formed Lookin for the Paradise with Shinya Aizaki and Kumiko Nishiguchi. In 2021, the original rock song " Breaking Dawn the Blue Rock, Silhouette of Nagisa" was delivered for the first time in a long time and has attracted a lot of attention.