Hikaru Utada

Distance is the second album released by America n J-pop singer Hikaru Utada, released on March 28, 2001 in direct "competition" with A Best by Ayumi Hamasaki.(see 2001 in music). Distance is the 4th best-selling album in Japan of all time...

In this article: Distance, First Love, A Best, Japan, Ayumi Hamasaki, Osaka school massacre, Addicted to You, Oricon, and Final Distance

This is the discography of American J-pop singer Hikaru Utada, one of Japan's most successful music artists. Utada has sold almost 37 million singles and albums in Japan alone, with her seven albums, one compilation, and numerous singles.

In this article: Sukiyaki, Vanessa L. Williams, Boulevard of Broken Dreams, Living on My Own, Toshiba, Kyu Sakamoto, Yutaka Ozaki, and Momoe Yamaguchi

...Edix kiro spot and music videos for artists including Linkin Park ("Breaking the Habit"), Ayumi Hamasaki ("Connected"), Hikaru Utada ("Passion") Back in the 90's, when anime was taking off in North America, there was a rudimental of...

In this article: Studio 4°C, Macross 7, Shinichiro Watanabe, North America, Yoko Kanno, Koji Morimoto, Hayao Miyazaki, Robot Carnival, and Mind Game

...even cynical Britain, allowing these acts to sell out large venues and release CDs in territories where J-pop stars such as Hikaru Utada have failed to make a dent. Musically, visual-kei favors fairly derivative heavy metal straight out...

In this article: Versailles, Lareine, D'espairsRay, Marilyn Manson, Europe, X Japan, Japan, U.S., and Chiba, Chiba

...Maybe you have to be a big Kingdom Hearts fan for it to matter, but I was supremely disappointed when I fired up the game and heard Hikaru Utada's "Sanctuary" ("Passion" in Japan) was the opening theme. It set the tone for a game that recycles...

In this article: Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, Nintendo DS, Kingdom Hearts, Kingdom Hearts II, Square Enix, Organization XIII, Crisis Core, Ice cream, Assets, and H.a.n.d.

Deep River is the third Japanese studio album (fourth overall) released by American -born Japanese J-pop star Hikaru Utada, released in 2002 . It sold just over 2.35 million copies in its first week of release (much like the 2,026,870 units...

In this article: Deep River, Hikari, Kingdom Hearts, Final Distance, Daido Moriyama, Square Enix, Distance, First Love, and Exodus

...provides sweet melodies and invigorating battle music. The captivating opening theme, "Sanctuary," as performed by Japanese pop singer Utada Hikaru, is pulled from Kingdom Hearts II and sounds great. Sound effects, from explosions to the...

In this article: Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, Disney, Organization XIII, Beast, Kingdom Hearts II, Utada Hikaru, and PlayStation 2

"First Love" is a song by Hikaru Utada, released as her third Japanese language single (her fourth single overall) on April 28, 1999. "First Love" sold 804,000 copies and hit #6 (8cm) and #2 (12cm) on the Oricon charts. It sold 264,890 in...

In this article: First Love, Oricon, First Love, Japan, Unison, Nanako Matsushima, Hideaki Takizawa, and Brazil

First Love is the official debut album by Hikaru Utada, released on March 10, 1999. First Love is the best-selling album in Japanese music history. It sold over 7.65 million (estimated by Oricon), or 8.53 million (estimated by RIAJ) copies...

In this article: First Love, Oricon, Toni Gonzaga, Distance, Japan, Taiwan, and Philippines

Tell Me More, March 26, 2009 - Japanese American singer Hikaru Utada grew up dividing her time between Tokyo and New York. Already a pop-sensation in Japan, Utada explains how she found success and tells how she now plans to conquer the...

In this article: Tokyo, New York, and Japan