Yuji Nomi

• Name — Yuji Nomi • Native Name — 野見 祐二 • Born — 19 July 1958 • Birthplace — Tokyo, Japan • Era — 20th Century, 21st Century • Website — http: www.jizai.org/index.html

Yuji Nomi was a keyboardist in a progressive rock band in junior high and high school. He dropped out of studying in the department of science and engineering while at Chuo University, after which he began to study painting. When a friend was asked to provide music to go along with an art display, Nomi composed the music. The composer Ryuichi Sakamoto liked his music and subsequently helped him release his first album, Oshare TV, in 1986. He then collaborated with Sakamoto on multiple soundtracks, assisting with composing and arranging the soundtrack for The Adventures of Milo and Otis (1986), additional arrangement for music for The Last Emperor (1987), and arrangement and composition for Royal Space Force: The Wings of Honnêamise. His first work for Studio Ghibli was the soundtrack for the animated feature Whisper of the Heart (1995), after which he worked on several different projects for them, including the short films Kujiratori (2001) and Koro no Daisanpo (2002), and the feature film The Cat Returns (2002).

• Hanayome wa 16-sai! (1995) • Doku (live-action, 1996) • DxD (live-action, 1997) • NHK Special: Uchu Michi éno Daikikou (documentary, 2001) • Seizon Life (2002) • Hannari Kikutaro (2002) • NHK Special: Nankyoku Daikikou (documentary, 2003) • Hannari Kikutaro 2 (2004) • Phoenix (2004) • Bokurano (2007) • Nichijou (2011) • Say "I Love You." (2012, composer) • The Demon Sword Master of Excalibur Academy (2023) • The Scent of the Wind (2026)

• Mansion of Hidden Souls (1993) - Composer and arranger (one of three) • Four-sight (1995) - Composer and arranger

• Fantastic World 11: Megumi Wakatsuki no Takarabune World (1987) • Fantastic World 16: Please Save My Earth (1988) • Fantastic World 18: Here Is Greenwood (1989) • Wangan Trial Original Soundtrack (1997)