Shion Tsuji
Shion Tsuji is a Japanese singer-songwriter. She is best known for her song "Sky Chord (Otona ni Naru Kimi e)," which was used as the ending theme song for the anime Bleach (the 18th song to be used for the ending credits of the anime) and her song "I Wanna Love (Ai Ga Hoshi Yo)," which was used as the second opening theme for the "Repeat Show" re-run airing of the anime Soul Eater
Shion Tsuji
- Name
- Shion Tsuji
- Born
- 10 January 1990
- Occupation
- Singer-songwriter
- Nationality
- Japan
- Fields
- music composing
- Languages
- Japanese
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Shion Tsuji is a Japanese singer-songwriter. She is best known for her song "Sky Chord (Otona ni Naru Kimi e)," which was used as the ending theme song for the anime Bleach (the 18th song to be used for the ending credits of the anime) and her song "I Wanna Love (Ai Ga Hoshi Yo)," which was used as the second opening theme for the "Repeat Show" re-run airing of the anime Soul Eater
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Key facts
• Name — Shion Tsuji • Born — 10 January 1990 • Origin — Yokohama, Japan • Instrument — Guitar • Genre — J-Pop • Occupation — Singer-songwriter • Years Active — 2008–present • Label — DefStar Records (2008–2011) Victor Entertainment (2016 –) • Website — tsujishion.net Shion Tsuji is a Japanese singer-songwriter. She is best known for her song "Sky Chord (Otona ni Naru Kimi e)," which was used as the ending theme song for the anime Bleach (the 18th song to be used for the ending credits of the anime) and her song "I Wanna Love (Ai Ga Hoshi Yo)," which was used as the second opening theme for the "Repeat Show" re-run airing of the anime Soul Eater
Biography
Biography
Tsuji began writing lyrics in elementary school, and at 15 started playing the guitar. At this time, she starting composing music to set to the lyrics she had written at nine years of age. In order to pursue a career in music, she dropped out of high school in her first year. Half a year after this, she started performing at many different live houses, and at 17 recorded her first demo CD. In November 2008, she debuted under DefStar Records with the single "Candy Kicks".
Albums
Albums
• Year — Album Information — Oricon Albums Charts — Reported sales • 2010 — Catch! * Released: 19 May 2010 * Label: DefStar Records (DFCL-1626) * Formats: CD, digital download — 31 — 2,000 • 2016 — OH! MY MISTAKES! * Released: 21 December 2016 * Label: Victor Entertainment (VICL-64701) * Formats: CD, digital download — 161 — - • 2018 — Watashino Oukoku (わたしの王国 My Kingdom) * Released: 24 October 2018 * Label: Bellwood Records (BZCS-1172) * Formats: CD, digital download — - — -
Singles
Singles
• Release — Title — Notes — Chart positions — Oricon sales — Album • Oricon Singles Charts — Billboard Japan Hot 100 • 2008 — "Candy Kicks" — Count Down TV November opening theme. — 85 — 9 — 1,500 — Catch! • 2009 — "Sky Chord (Otona ni Naru Kimi e)" — Anime Bleach ending theme. — 44 — 70 — 4,500 • "M/elody" — Anime Tokyo Magnitude 8.0 ending theme. — 99 — 81 — 900 • "Hoshii Mono" — Film Watashi Dasu wa theme song. — 100 — — — 600 • 2010 — "Hello Goodbye" — Radio single, variety show Duòmo May ending theme. — — — 91 — —
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