TAKAKO SHIRAI

TAKAKO SHIRAI

Singer-songwriter In 1984, with the hit "Chance!", she became a pioneer of female pop rock, being called the "Queen of Rock" after her successful performances at Shibuya Live In 10 Days, Seibu Stadium, and Kosei-Nenkin 5 Days. From 1988 to 1990, she moved to London. After returning to Japan, she wrote and composed the lyrics and music for Kanagawa Prefecture's 21st century chorus "Furusato no Kaze ni Naritai (I want to be the wind in my hometown)" in 2001. In 2010, she wrote and composed the lyrics and music for the song "Let's Go to the Forest" for the 61st National Tree Planting Festival in Kanagawa. Wrote the lyrics and composed the theme song "We are a grain of life in a big world" for the World Conference on ESD held in Aichi Prefecture and Okayama City in 2014. In 2016, he was selected by Osamu Kitayama, lyricist and psychiatrist of Folk Crusaders, as "singer to sing Kitayama's works" and released the album "Tear River" including 3 new songs co-written by him. Caravaning 100,000 km overland to 150 locations across Japan! Her first solo exhibition, "Mother TSUNAGU Future," will be held at the Kyoto Butsuri Museum in 2019. Currently on Inter FM "Flower's Yell", a new song "Flower is blooming", which was created as a song to support the new life of Corona Disaster and care for the global environment, is aired weekly as a support song for the program. 40th anniversary live concert will be held at Otemachi Mitsui Hall on November 6, 2021. Summer. Narrated the narration for the Shinetsu Broadcasting System's documentary program "To-chan wa Thatch-shi" which became a nationwide broadcast. Received the Japan Commercial Broadcasters Association Award for Excellence. Performed the cheering song "Flowers are Blooming" at the opening ceremony of "Tokyo Flower Carpet 2022" in the spring of 2022, in the presence of Her Imperial Highness Princess Nobuko Kanjin. Kanagawa Prefecture Environmental Ambassador, Odawara Hometown Ambassador, Ministry of the Environment 3R Promotion Meister, Fukui Prefecture Tannan Region "Koshi no Miyako" Goodwill Ambassador Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)