Hideaki Takatori
Hideaki Takatori (born March 4, 1967) is a Japanese singer, songwriter, and composer from Tokyo, known for his contributions to the anison genre.
Hideaki Takatori
- Name
- Hideaki Takatori
- Born
- 4 March 1967
- Birthplace
- Tokyo, Japan
- Known for
- anison genre contributions
- Occupation
- Singer, songwriter, composer
- Nationality
- Japan
- Fields
- anime song
- Languages
- Japanese
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Hideaki Takatori (born March 4, 1967) is a Japanese singer, songwriter, and composer from Tokyo, known for his contributions to the anison genre.
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Hideaki Takatori (born 1967) is a Japanese composer, singer and songwriter. The composer was born in Tokyo.
Genres include anime song. Languages used include Japanese.
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• Name — Hideaki Takatori • Native Name — 高取 ヒデアキ(秀明) • Born — 4 March 1967 • Birthplace — Tokyo, Japan • Known for — anison genre contributions • Occupation — Singer, songwriter, composer
Career
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Takatori debuted in 1994 as vocalist for the band Weather Side. Four years later, as a member of the band COA with his younger brother Nobukazu Takatori, he performed the opening theme "Chase the Wind" of Grander Musashi RV. That marked Takatori's transition to anime and tokusatsu music. His debut solo performance was the opening theme to Ninpuu Sentai Hurricaneger: "Hurricangers have Arrived!". This was followed by the Transformers: Armada opening "Transformers ~Steel Courage~", the Sonic X opening "SONIC DRIVE", and the Kinnikuman II opening "Trust yourself". His most recent recordings were the ending theme to Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger "Everyone Gather! Kyoryuger", the first opening theme to Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal II "Unbreakable Heart", and the main theme from Doubutsu Sentai Zyuohger. He also wrote "Ima, Koko Kara", theme song from the movie Precure All-Stars: Haru no Carnival, which was recorded by idol group Morning Musume. With his current band, Zetki, Takatori is also a member of Project.R, a Nippon Columbia and Toei Company ensemble tasked with performing songs for Super Sentai soundtracks.
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Hideaki Takatori is recorded with the occupation songwriter. Classed in the genre anime song. Recorded as songwriter, composer and singer.
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Hideaki Takatori was born on 4 March 1967.
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