Question from a Reader:
Do you think Eikichi Yazawa’s 76th Tokyo Dome concert will be a success?
Recently, I’ve been reflecting on Eikichi Yazawa’s upcoming concert at the Tokyo Dome for his 76th birthday. His music has been a part of my youth, and I used to look forward to attending his concerts every
Question from a reader:
Are there any other tall and stylish Japanese individuals from this era like Eikichi Yazawa, Hideki Saijo, and Yusaku Matsuda?
In a recent conversation, we discussed tall and stylish Japanese figures like Eikichi Yazawa, Hideki Saijo, and Yusaku Matsuda. As someone who enjoys comedy, I am always impressed by their
Reader’s Question:
Can you tell me about the charismatic artists who thrived during the Showa era? I often hear names like Eikichi Yazawa, Shogo Hamada, and Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi, but who are some other artists from that time?
When thinking of artists from the Showa era, names like Eikichi Yazawa, Shogo Hamada, and Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi immediately
Question from the audience:
Did you think that Eikichi Yazawa’s career as a singer was over when he fell victim to a major fraud incident in Australia?
When Eikichi Yazawa was defrauded in Australia, I honestly didn’t think his career as a singer would come to an end. He was clearly a victim, and it seemed
Question from a reader:
Did you think that Eikichi Yazawa’s career as a singer ended when he fell victim to a major fraud incident in Australia?
When I think about that incident, I truly believe that Eikichi Yazawa is a remarkable individual. Although there was a lot of commotion around him when he fell victim
Reader’s Question:
What are some hidden gems in Eikichi Yazawa’s music? Please share your recommendations.
Whenever I go to karaoke with friends, I always choose Eikichi Yazawa’s songs. Of course, his classics like “Katte ni Shiagare” and “Tomaranai Ha~Ha” are fantastic. However, I’ve recently pondered whether there are more hidden gems in his discography. The songs
Question from readers:
Among Eikichi Yazawa, Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi, Shogo Hamada, Motoharu Sano, Kyosuke Himuro, Hiroshi Inaba, Keisuke Kuwata, and Tomoyasu Hotei, which artist do you like the most?
Recently, while discussing music with friends, I felt a wave of nostalgia. Talking about Japanese artists brings back a flood of memories. Just hearing the names Eikichi Yazawa,
Question from the readers:
Did you think that when Eikichi Yazawa was scammed during the Australia incident, his career as a singer was over?
When Eikichi Yazawa was scammed during the Australia incident, I honestly did not think his career as a singer was over. Rather, I felt that he was a victim, and such an
Question from a reader:
Why were there so many charismatic artists during the Showa era? I’m curious about the reasons behind the charm and influence of figures like Eikichi Yazawa, Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi, Shogo Hamada, and Keisuke Kuwata.
While chatting with friends, we started discussing artists from the Showa era. I reflected on
Question from readers:
Why were there so many charismatic artists during the Showa era, such as Eikichi Yazawa, Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi, Shogo Hamada, and Keisuke Kuwata? I want to understand the reasons behind their charm and influence.
During the Showa era, there were indeed many charismatic artists. Their charm and influence extended beyond just music and
