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Miyuki Nakajima

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Miyuki Nakajima (her stage name is written in hiragana with the same pronunciation as her real name, Nakajima Miyuki, February 23, 1952), a Japanese female singer, musician, songwriter, and host. She was born in Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan. She made her debut in 1975 with "Thistle Girl's Lullaby" (Miss Thistle's Lullaby). The golden period of her career was in the 1980s. There are two fan clubs: "Divination" and "Namifuku". Over the decades, Miyuki Nakajima's songs have been widely covered and adapted, including some of the singer's famous songs. In Japan, the gap between Miyuki Nakajima's brooding style and her cheerful tone on radio shows is widely known.

Category
Musicians
Nationality
Japan
Born
1952-02-23
Wikidata
Q1323453
Occupations singer-songwriterradio hostcomposerlyricistsingerpoetwriterrecording artistmusician
Aliases Miyuki NakajimaMiyuki NakajimaMiyuki NakajimaMiyuki Nakajima

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