Mimori Yusa

Although she has since had a very prolific career, Yusa became popular for her song "Kuro", which was featured on the NHK television program Minna no Uta from December 2005 until January 2006. She was also in the mid-1990s supergroup Love, Peace & Trance, which also featured Mishio Ogawa, Miyako Koda from Dip in the Pool and Haruomi Hosono as the producer, composer and songwriter.

• Name — Mimori Yusa • Native Name — 遊佐 未森 • Born — 20 February 1964 • Origin — Sendai, Miyagi, Japan • Genre — J-pop, pop rock, folk, adult contemporary • Occupation — Singer-songwriter • Years Active — 1987–present • Website — http: www.mimoriyusa.net

Source: • Hitomi Suishō • Soramimi no Oka • Harmoniodeon • Hope • Mosaic (September 21, 1991) • Momo to Mimi (November 1, 1992) • Momoism • Mizuiro (March 21, 1994) • Alui-Halenohi (September 21, 1994) • Acacia (January 21, 1996) • Roka (February 1, 1997) • Echo (February 11, 1998) • Mimomemo: The Memorable Songs of Mimori Yusa (March 1, 1998) • Niwa (March 10, 1999) • Small is Beautiful (November 8, 2000) • Honoka (October 31, 2001) • Still Life (October 21, 2001) • Lemon (July 10, 2002) • Travelogue Sweet and Bitter Collection (November 7, 2002) • Bougainvillea (August 20, 2003) • Bougainvillea Reflect (September 10, 2003) • Breath at the Show (June 10, 2004) • Kyūka Goya • Swete Lemon • Ginga Techyo • Mimori yusa concert 2009/銀河手帖 • Do-Re-Mimo ～the singles collection～ • Awa Yuki • Violetta: The Best of 25 Years • piano album • Seseragi • P E A C H T R E E • PEACH LIFE • Shiosai •

Source: • "Hitomisuishō" (April 1, 1988) • "Mado o aketa toki" (September 9, 1988) • "Chizu o kudasai" (February 1, 1989) • "0 No oka ∞ no sora" • "Kurete yuku sora wa" (September 1, 1989) • "Silent Bells" (November 22, 1989) • "Natsukusa no senro" (March 21, 1990) • "No no Hana" (August 22, 1990) • "Yume o Mita" (November 1, 1990) • "One" (February 21, 1991) • "Kutsu ato no hana ~ arusurān senki yori ~" (July 18, 1991) • "Sora" (October 10, 1991) • "Grace" • "Tokyo no Sora no Shita" (October 21, 1992) • "Hitotsubu no yokan" (April 21, 1993) • "Midori no e" (March 7, 1994) • "Saku to ī na" • "Koi kashira" (July 21, 1994) • "Tashikana gūzen" • "Yasei no chūrippu" (October 1, 1995) • "Seikatsu no purin" (June 21, 1996) • "Harmonica Kaigan" (January 22, 1997) • "Roka" (June 21, 1997) • "Tapestry" (October 16, 1997) • "Lemon no Ki" (January 16, 1998) • "Borderline" (August 21, 1998) • "Popular" (February 10, 1999) • "Sora ni Saku Hana " (July 12, 2000) • "Cocoa" (October 12, 2000) • "I'll Remember" (August 8, 2001) • "Light Song" (July 30, 2003) • "Kuro" (December 7, 2005) • "I'm here with you" • "Carillon Dance" • "Suzukake no Kaze kaoru" • "Mizutama" • "National Municipal Eighth Elementary School School Song"