Web:http://www.jbestmusic.blogspot.comArtist: Megumi HayashibaraSong: The body is honest EROSMegumi Hayashibara (林原 めぐみ, Hayashibara Megumi), born March 30, 1967 in Kita, Tokyo, Japan) is a popular Japanese seiyū, lyricist, Dj and singer. She is married and has one daughter.CareerHayashibara began her voice acting career with training at the Arts Vision voice acting school/talent agency, while at the same time studying to be a registered nurse, her original career choice. Her debut as a seiyū came in 1986, playing minor roles in the anime series Maison Ikkoku. She has since gone on to play many of anime's most beloved characters, including Hello Kitty, Faye Valentine in Cowboy Bebop, Lime from the Saber Marionette series, Anna Kyoyama from Shaman King, Haruka Urashima from Love Hina, Rei Ayanami of Neon Genesis Evangelion, Musashi (Jessie) of Team Rocket from the Pokémon anime series, Lina Inverse from the Slayers series, Canal Volphied in Lost Universe, Piyoko in the Di Gi Charat series, the female Ranma Saotome in the Ranma 1/2 series, and the female lead in all three anime series derived from the works of Yuzo Takada, namely 3×3 Eyes (as Pai), Blue Seed (as Momiji Fujimiya), All Purpose Cultural Cat Girl Nuku Nuku (as Atsuko Natsume)According to the Anime News Network Encyclopedia, as of April 2007, Hayashibara is the most prolific female seiyū with 236 credits to her name. She is arguably the best known seiyū outside Japan, and is considered by some anime fans to be the "queen" of the seiyū, likely due to the large number of major roles she has performed, as well as the personal relationship she has cultivated with her fans through her radio shows and her writing.As one of the pioneers of the "Third Seiyū Boom", Hayashibara is among the most prolific seiyū-turned-singers in history. Since her musical debut in 1989, she has sung the theme songs for numerous anime series, including all the Slayers TV series, movies, and OVAs, Magical Shopping Arcade Abenobashi, Lost Universe, Sorcerer Hunters, most of the Saber Marionette series, Love Hina, the themes "Oversoul", "Trust You", "Northern Lights", "Brave Heart" and "Omokage" for Shaman King, and most recently the opening and ending themes of Gakuen Utopia Manabi Straight!. In addition, she has released several solo musical albums, and she has also sung as part of the bands DoCo and Ties, and as a guest vocalist for Hinata Girls. Hayashibara has written lyrics for many of the songs she has performed using only her first name, MEGUMI (in all-caps letters).Hayashibara is not well known in the music industry outside of Japan, however within Japan, her albums sell strongly, routinely debuting in the top 10 on Japan's Oricon pop music charts. Additionally, she hosts two radio shows, Tokyo Boogie Night and Heartful Station, which frequently showcase her songs, as well as those sung by other seiyū.Hayashibara has also written several books, including two collections of essays, two volumes compiling her former magazine column, Aitakute Aitakute, an autobiographical manga, Ashita ga aru sa, and the Pokémon children's book Jigglypuff's Magic Lullaby. She currently writes an advice column appearing monthly in Newtype magazine.Source: wikipedia.org [ More Detail ]
Web:http://www.jbestmusic.blogspot.comArtist: Megumi HayashibaraSong: I ll Be There (live)Megumi Hayashibara (林原 めぐみ, Hayashibara Megumi), born March 30, 1967 in Kita, Tokyo, Japan) is a popular Japanese seiyū, lyricist, Dj and singer. She is married and has one daughter.CareerHayashibara began her voice acting career with training at the Arts Vision voice acting school/talent agency, while at the same time studying to be a registered nurse, her original career choice. Her debut as a seiyū came in 1986, playing minor roles in the anime series Maison Ikkoku. She has since gone on to play many of anime's most beloved characters, including Hello Kitty, Faye Valentine in Cowboy Bebop, Lime from the Saber Marionette series, Anna Kyoyama from Shaman King, Haruka Urashima from Love Hina, Rei Ayanami of Neon Genesis Evangelion, Musashi (Jessie) of Team Rocket from the Pokémon anime series, Lina Inverse from the Slayers series, Canal Volphied in Lost Universe, Piyoko in the Di Gi Charat series, the female Ranma Saotome in the Ranma 1/2 series, and the female lead in all three anime series derived from the works of Yuzo Takada, namely 3×3 Eyes (as Pai), Blue Seed (as Momiji Fujimiya), All Purpose Cultural Cat Girl Nuku Nuku (as Atsuko Natsume)According to the Anime News Network Encyclopedia, as of April 2007, Hayashibara is the most prolific female seiyū with 236 credits to her name. She is arguably the best known seiyū outside Japan, and is considered by some anime fans to be the "queen" of the seiyū, likely due to the large number of major roles she has performed, as well as the personal relationship she has cultivated with her fans through her radio shows and her writing.As one of the pioneers of the "Third Seiyū Boom", Hayashibara is among the most prolific seiyū-turned-singers in history. Since her musical debut in 1989, she has sung the theme songs for numerous anime series, including all the Slayers TV series, movies, and OVAs, Magical Shopping Arcade Abenobashi, Lost Universe, Sorcerer Hunters, most of the Saber Marionette series, Love Hina, the themes "Oversoul", "Trust You", "Northern Lights", "Brave Heart" and "Omokage" for Shaman King, and most recently the opening and ending themes of Gakuen Utopia Manabi Straight!. In addition, she has released several solo musical albums, and she has also sung as part of the bands DoCo and Ties, and as a guest vocalist for Hinata Girls. Hayashibara has written lyrics for many of the songs she has performed using only her first name, MEGUMI (in all-caps letters).Hayashibara is not well known in the music industry outside of Japan, however within Japan, her albums sell strongly, routinely debuting in the top 10 on Japan's Oricon pop music charts. Additionally, she hosts two radio shows, Tokyo Boogie Night and Heartful Station, which frequently showcase her songs, as well as those sung by other seiyū.Hayashibara has also written several books, including two collections of essays, two volumes compiling her former magazine column, Aitakute Aitakute, an autobiographical manga, Ashita ga aru sa, and the Pokémon children's book Jigglypuff's Magic Lullaby. She currently writes an advice column appearing monthly in Newtype magazine.Source: wikipedia.org [ More Detail ]
Thanks to those who doubled up, we're able to close auditions! xDFrankly, I'm not very excited about this anymore, so I'll give you plenty of time to get your lines in... Deadline:October 1stThat's an uber-long time, so I expect every single one of you to have your lines in by then!If you have any questions, feel free to PM me or post them here.Lyrics:http://projecthello.com/shuffles/allforone.htmlHere is the cast:First Generation (Red): KokoroSwordSecond Generation (Blue): TalentlessLoser*Third Generation (Pink): ValentineDoe*Fourth Generation/W(Yellow): kattasanFifth Generation (Green): pinkwotaSixth Generation (Orange): telenagikineticCountry Musume (Light purple): CorsicaCovington*Melon Kinenbi(Light green): KokoroSwordBiyuuden: HannaPulla*Ayaka: ValentineDoe*Inaba Atsuko: TalentlessLoser*Maeda Yuki: HannaPullaMatsuura Aya: XxHitomixX Hello! Project Kids: Wiittiiw*Berryz Koubou: GravexOfxFireflysAn asterisk * means I have received your lines. [ More Detail ]
Itano, Tomomi is a Japanese idol singer. She is part of Akihabara48's 'Team A', and is part of the subgroup Honegumi from AKB48. Tomomi can regularly be seen at the forefront in singles and concert performances, though tends to take a secondary role to Maeda Atsuko and Takahashi Minami in particular. Recently, Tomomi was transferred to the production company HoriPro, in which she plays futsal for the team Xanadu loves NHC. Tomomi is number 11. Name: Itano Tomomi (板野友美) Nickname: Tomochin (ともちん) Birthdate: July 3rd, 1991 Star sign: Cancer Blood type: A Birthplace: Kanagawa, Japan Hobbies: Dancing Audition Song: BoA - ID;Peace B Height: 150cm Bust: 72cm Waist: 54cm Hips: 78cm Loves eating French toast, and her favorite fruits are cherries. The first CD she ever bought was "Moment" by SPEED She wishes that when she's older, AKB48 starts touring in bigger places. Has one younger sister Enjoys swimming, dancing and (long-distance) running. Adores Disney's "Marie" from 'The Aristocats', and "Lady" from 'Lady and the Tramp' Considers her petite mouth her charm point. Her favorite manga (comic book) is "Peach Girl" Frequently goes out for karaoke, and enjoys singing songs by SPEED, BoA and Otsuka Ai.If you like this video watch this onhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZsww3sm2vg [ More Detail ]
In the nearly-distant future, Reverend Stevie and his co-host, advanced A.I. PREACHULATOR, attempt to hold together a crappy third-world - every Sunday morning at 5 am.Filmed at Oldfather Studios Thaddeus LitwillerEvan ReesMusic/SFX Michael BruceAaron Brown Atsuko KusakabeCordia SchaferMatt ZabloudilMatt EscobarCasey BabbittStarringDavid DammKevin SiessRuth GibsonMike LehrmanDavid Tucker [ More Detail ]
atsuko and jose in their 3rd year diploma at the international school of corporeal mime in london, directors Steve Wasson and Corinne Soum [ More Detail ]
Atsuko Furuta and Jose Antonio Blanco Perform the love duet in their 3rd year diploma at the international school of corporeal mime in london, directors Steve Wasson and Corinne Soum [ More Detail ]
Special Dance Shot VersionHello Project00:13 — Morning Musume First Gen00:24 — MM Second Gen00:31 — Ayaka (Coconuts), Maki Goto (MM Third), Atsuko Inaba00:36 — Melon Kinenbi, Asami Kimura (Country)00:50 — MM Fourth Gen / W00:58 — Yuki Maeda, Aya Matsuura01:02 — MM Fifth Gen01:09 — Miki Fujimoto (MM Sixth), Mai Satoda (Country)01:30 — C-ute (H!P Kids)01:37 — Berryz Koubou (H!P Kids)01:44 — MM Sixth Gen01:48 — Miuna (Country), v-u-denawatezu nisaki wo isogoukirihiraku no sadare ka ga suru no womatazu ni[Go/In/Ay] EVERYBODY GO! (GO!)[Go/In/Ay] mada maniauze[As/Melon] saa norikome[1/2/Go/In/Ay/As/Melon] sekai wa "ONE for ALL!"ima kara sa (GO!)mirai wo tsukamoufuruki ni manabi[Mae/Mat] kenkyuu shita bun[Mae/Mat] koujou suru karaEVERYBODY GO! (GO!)mada maniauze[Fu/Sa] saa norikome[4/Mae/Mat/5/Fu/Sat] sekai wa "ALL FOR ONE[4/Mae/Mat/5/Fu/Sat] &ONE FOR ALL!"yume wo idakedare ni mo iu nakuchi ni surebakanawanu rashii[Kam/Mic/Tan] sore ga yume nanda[Miu/Bi] mokuhyou kakage[Miu/Bi] kakujitsu ni[Kids/Berryz/Kam/Mic/Tan/Miu/Bi] susumou![1/2/Go/In/Ay/As/Melon] nihon nya[1/2/Go/In/Ay/As/Melon] kirei na kawa ga aru sa[4/Mae/Mat/5/Fu/Sat] sono utsukushisa wo[Kids/Berryz/Kam/Mic/Tan/Miu/Bi] KEEP ON KEEP ON[Kids/Berryz/Kam/Mic/Tan/Miu/Bi] mamorou![1/Kids] ima kara sa (GO!)[1/Kids] mirai wo tsukamou[2/Berryz] furuki ni manabi[Go/In/Ay/Fu/Sat/Miu/Bi] kenkyuu shita bun[Go/In/Ay/Fu/Sat/Miu/Bi] koujou suru kara[5/As/Melon] EVERYBODY GO! (GO!)[5/As/Melon] mada maniau ze[4/Kam/Mic/Tan/Mae/Mat] saa norikomesekai wa "ALL for ONE!"katare katare[Ab] minna de katarou[Kag] honki naraba[Go] tsutawaru hazu sa[Ts] kotoba chigae do[Is] mokuhyou aeba[Fu] minna shite[Fu] HERE WE GO![Na/Ii/In/Ay] jakuten ja nakute kosei dakara[Mic/To/Ku/Murak] tatae aimashou[Tak/Tan/Suz] sungoi sungoi ii bubun[Ii/Fu/Kam/Tan] awatezu ni (GO!)[Ii/Fu/Kam/Tan] saki wo isogou[Yag/Tak/Ni/Mic] kirihiraku no sa[Is/Yo/Ko/Og] dare ka ga suru no wo[Is/Yo/Ko/Og] matazu ni[Ab/Go/Mat] EVERYBODY GO! (GO!)[Ab/Go/Mat] mada maniauze[W] saa norikome[W/Berryz] sekai wa "ALL for ONE!"[Morning] awatezu ni (GO!)[Morning] saki wo isogou[Ab/Go/Mat/W] kirihiraku no sa[Country/Melon] dare ka ga suru no wo [Country/Melon] matazu ni[Berryz] EVERYBODY GO (GO!)[Berryz] mada maniau ze[Bi] saa norikome[Na/Yas/In/Ay/Mae] sekai wa "ONE for ALL!"[Na/Ab/Yas/Go/W/In/Ay/Mae/Berryz] ima kara sa (GO!)[Na/Ab/Yas/Go/W/In/Ay/Mae/Berryz] mirai wo tsukamou[Morning/Country/Melon/Mat/Kids/Bi] furuki ni manabi[Morning] kenkyuu shita bun[Morning] koujou suru karaEVERYBODY GO! (GO!)mada maniauzesaa norikomesekai wa "ALL FOR ONE &ONE FOR ALL!" [ More Detail ]