Asuca's music video Haha. + Informações

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one of the greatest voices from japan.. here are some great clips from one of the most underrated artists in jpop. the songs were recorded/performed at the age of 13-15(she's turning 18 may 28th).. she has been away for over a year now since the release of her 3rd album but is slated to release a new single march 21st. if you like her... support her!. + Informações

Translated the song title means "i want to see you again". she wrote the lyrics and dedicated the song to her late grandmother. the mv features some of her family members throughout and she even cries during the end.. beautiful mv and definitely her best as of yet. lyrics: kaze sumi nagareru watashino kokoro shimiru jikan dakega tada toorisugiteyukunodarou ugokanai egaoni mata namida koraete kikoenai koega kono mimini nokoru kyoumo mitsudukeru konokeshikino nakani anataha doredakeno monowo kuretanodarou kaeranai omoide soredakewo kakaete modorenai kokoniha tsugino basho susumu maewo mite aruku ima dokoni iruno? mou nidoto aenaikeredo demo kanjiteirukara shinjiteiru sobaniirukotowo ugokanai egaoni mada namida koraete kikoenai koega konomimini nokoru kaeranai omoide soredakewo kakaete modoranai kokoniha tsugino basho susumu maewo mite aruku maewo mite aruku. + Informações

Asuca's music video Sanctuary.. + Informações

CRS Presented a live concert featuring J-pop/R&B Recording Artist Asuca Hayashi & jazz/R&B vocalist Efacho Okeke, with accompanist Takako Hatanaka and special guest, dancer Lâle Sayoko. www.crsny.org Born and raised in Osaka, Asuca became a performer after her piano teacher sent a tape of her singing to a music producer, and that contact resulted in her being signed to Toshiba-EMI. Jaws dropped when Asuca began singing at Toshiba-EMI's Music Talks showcase event in Tokyo in late 2002. Just 13 at the time, she displayed an amazingly mature, almost husky voice and a confident, charismatic onstage persona. Among those who saw her "Music Talks" performance was EMI Southeast Asia boss Norman Cheng, who decided she would appeal to Asian music fans outside of Japan and so arranged to have her perform at the after-show concert at the ninth Channel V Chinese Music Awards in Shanghai on Jan. 19, 2003. Asuca's music is very much in the R&B vein of artists such as Hikaru Utada. Her debut single, "Ake-kaze (Morning Wind)", which peaked at No. 14 on the Oricon singles chart, was released on Jan. 22, 2003, in both Japan and Taiwan. "Ake-kaze" ? which was used as the theme song for a rice-cooker TV commercial ? is a vocal tour-de-force, with Asuca hitting some very low notes before zooming up a couple of octaves for some piercing high notes. Her first album, the very impressive and assured Saku, was released in May 2003 in Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong and mainland China. In March 2004 Asuca .... + Informações

This is Asuca Hayashi music video. This song is Kokoro No Mama Ni. + Informações

Asuca Hayashi's live performance of "chiisaki mono" on Hey!x3 07/14/03. Please enjoy!^^. + Informações

CRS Presented a live concert featuring J-pop/R&B Recording Artist Asuca Hayashi & jazz/R&B vocalist Efacho Okeke, with accompanist Takako Hatanaka and special guest, dancer Lâle Sayoko. www.crsny.org Born and raised in Osaka, Asuca became a performer after her piano teacher sent a tape of her singing to a music producer, and that contact resulted in her being signed to Toshiba-EMI. Jaws dropped when Asuca began singing at Toshiba-EMI's Music Talks showcase event in Tokyo in late 2002. Just 13 at the time, she displayed an amazingly mature, almost husky voice and a confident, charismatic onstage persona. Among those who saw her "Music Talks" performance was EMI Southeast Asia boss Norman Cheng, who decided she would appeal to Asian music fans outside of Japan and so arranged to have her perform at the after-show concert at the ninth Channel V Chinese Music Awards in Shanghai on Jan. 19, 2003. Asuca's music is very much in the R&B vein of artists such as Hikaru Utada. Her debut single, "Ake-kaze (Morning Wind)", which peaked at No. 14 on the Oricon singles chart, was released on Jan. 22, 2003, in both Japan and Taiwan. "Ake-kaze" ? which was used as the theme song for a rice-cooker TV commercial ? is a vocal tour-de-force, with Asuca hitting some very low notes before zooming up a couple of octaves for some piercing high notes. Her first album, the very impressive and assured Saku, was released in May 2003 in Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong and mainland China. In March 2004 Asuca .... + Informações

CRS Presented a live concert featuring J-pop/R&B Recording Artist Asuca Hayashi & jazz/R&B vocalist Efacho Okeke, with accompanist Takako Hatanaka and special guest, dancer Lâle Sayoko. www.crsny.org Born and raised in Osaka, Asuca became a performer after her piano teacher sent a tape of her singing to a music producer, and that contact resulted in her being signed to Toshiba-EMI. Jaws dropped when Asuca began singing at Toshiba-EMI's Music Talks showcase event in Tokyo in late 2002. Just 13 at the time, she displayed an amazingly mature, almost husky voice and a confident, charismatic onstage persona. Among those who saw her "Music Talks" performance was EMI Southeast Asia boss Norman Cheng, who decided she would appeal to Asian music fans outside of Japan and so arranged to have her perform at the after-show concert at the ninth Channel V Chinese Music Awards in Shanghai on Jan. 19, 2003. Asuca's music is very much in the R&B vein of artists such as Hikaru Utada. Her debut single, "Ake-kaze (Morning Wind)", which peaked at No. 14 on the Oricon singles chart, was released on Jan. 22, 2003, in both Japan and Taiwan. "Ake-kaze" ? which was used as the theme song for a rice-cooker TV commercial ? is a vocal tour-de-force, with Asuca hitting some very low notes before zooming up a couple of octaves for some piercing high notes. Her first album, the very impressive and assured Saku, was released in May 2003 in Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong and mainland China. In March 2004 Asuca .... + Informações

CRS Presented a live concert featuring J-pop/R&B Recording Artist Asuca Hayashi & jazz/R&B vocalist Efacho Okeke, with accompanist Takako Hatanaka and special guest, dancer Lâle Sayoko. www.crsny.org Born and raised in Osaka, Asuca became a performer after her piano teacher sent a tape of her singing to a music producer, and that contact resulted in her being signed to Toshiba-EMI. Jaws dropped when Asuca began singing at Toshiba-EMI's Music Talks showcase event in Tokyo in late 2002. Just 13 at the time, she displayed an amazingly mature, almost husky voice and a confident, charismatic onstage persona. Among those who saw her "Music Talks" performance was EMI Southeast Asia boss Norman Cheng, who decided she would appeal to Asian music fans outside of Japan and so arranged to have her perform at the after-show concert at the ninth Channel V Chinese Music Awards in Shanghai on Jan. 19, 2003. Asuca's music is very much in the R&B vein of artists such as Hikaru Utada. Her debut single, "Ake-kaze (Morning Wind)", which peaked at No. 14 on the Oricon singles chart, was released on Jan. 22, 2003, in both Japan and Taiwan. "Ake-kaze" ? which was used as the theme song for a rice-cooker TV commercial ? is a vocal tour-de-force, with Asuca hitting some very low notes before zooming up a couple of octaves for some piercing high notes. Her first album, the very impressive and assured Saku, was released in May 2003 in Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong and mainland China. In March 2004 Asuca .... + Informações

Asuca Hayashi's ake-kaze(first solo song). + Informações

Asuca Hayashi's live performance of "haha" on Pop Jam 04/05/03. Please enjoy!^^. + Informações

Asuca Hayashi (? ???, Hayashi Asuka) (born May 28, 1989) is a Japanese singer who debuted at the age of 13 in January 2003 in Japan and Taiwan. Biography Born and raised in Osaka, Hayashi became a performer after her piano teacher sent a tape of her singing to a music producer. Impressed with Hayashi's talent, a representative Toshiba Emi's Southeast Asia division arranged to release her debut single, "ake-kaze", on the same day as its Japanese release. Her debut album, called "Saku" (?), was released on the same day in Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Mainland China. She has gained fans throughout Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and the United States. Her hit song, titled "Chiisaki Mono" or "Make a Wish" (English Version) was used in the sixth Pokémon movie, Jirachi Wishmaker (Japanese: Nanayo no Negai Boshi; literally "Wishing Star of Seven Nights"). Other notable songs include "Hitotsubu no Tane ~Love the Earth~", "Snowdrop", "Jibun Shinjite" and "Mou Ichido Anata ni Aitai". Hayashi has since recorded in both Japanese and Chinese, collaborating with Chinese instrumentalist Chen Min on the single, "Tsubane ni Naritai". Discography Albums Saku (?; Bloom) Hatsukoi (??; First Love) Chou (?; Butterfly) Mini-Albums Tsunaide (????; Tie Together) Singles ake-kaze (Dawn-Wind) "Haha" (???; "Mother") Chiisaki Mono / Tsubame ni Naritai (?????/??????; Small Things / Like a Swallow) Mou Ichido Anata ni Aitai (????????????; I Want to Meet You Again .... + Informações

CRS Presented a live concert featuring J-pop/R&B Recording Artist Asuca Hayashi & jazz/R&B vocalist Efacho Okeke, with accompanist Takako Hatanaka and special guest, dancer Lâle Sayoko. www.crsny.org Born and raised in Osaka, Asuca became a performer after her piano teacher sent a tape of her singing to a music producer, and that contact resulted in her being signed to Toshiba-EMI. Jaws dropped when Asuca began singing at Toshiba-EMI's Music Talks showcase event in Tokyo in late 2002. Just 13 at the time, she displayed an amazingly mature, almost husky voice and a confident, charismatic onstage persona. Among those who saw her "Music Talks" performance was EMI Southeast Asia boss Norman Cheng, who decided she would appeal to Asian music fans outside of Japan and so arranged to have her perform at the after-show concert at the ninth Channel V Chinese Music Awards in Shanghai on Jan. 19, 2003. Asuca's music is very much in the R&B vein of artists such as Hikaru Utada. Her debut single, "Ake-kaze (Morning Wind)", which peaked at No. 14 on the Oricon singles chart, was released on Jan. 22, 2003, in both Japan and Taiwan. "Ake-kaze" ? which was used as the theme song for a rice-cooker TV commercial ? is a vocal tour-de-force, with Asuca hitting some very low notes before zooming up a couple of octaves for some piercing high notes. Her first album, the very impressive and assured Saku, was released in May 2003 in Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong and mainland China. In March 2004 Asuca .... + Informações

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CRS Presented a live concert featuring J-pop/R&B Recording Artist Asuca Hayashi & jazz/R&B vocalist Efacho Okeke, with accompanist Takako Hatanaka and special guest, dancer Lâle Sayoko. www.crsny.org Born and raised in Osaka, Asuca became a performer after her piano teacher sent a tape of her singing to a music producer, and that contact resulted in her being signed to Toshiba-EMI. Jaws dropped when Asuca began singing at Toshiba-EMI's Music Talks showcase event in Tokyo in late 2002. Just 13 at the time, she displayed an amazingly mature, almost husky voice and a confident, charismatic onstage persona. Among those who saw her "Music Talks" performance was EMI Southeast Asia boss Norman Cheng, who decided she would appeal to Asian music fans outside of Japan and so arranged to have her perform at the after-show concert at the ninth Channel V Chinese Music Awards in Shanghai on Jan. 19, 2003. Asuca's music is very much in the R&B vein of artists such as Hikaru Utada. Her debut single, "Ake-kaze (Morning Wind)", which peaked at No. 14 on the Oricon singles chart, was released on Jan. 22, 2003, in both Japan and Taiwan. "Ake-kaze" ? which was used as the theme song for a rice-cooker TV commercial ? is a vocal tour-de-force, with Asuca hitting some very low notes before zooming up a couple of octaves for some piercing high notes. Her first album, the very impressive and assured Saku, was released in May 2003 in Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong and mainland China. In March 2004 Asuca .... + Informações

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An old (in the realm of 2007, I'd guess) recording of "Ake Kaze" I did for an online singing contest called Project*Ciel. It was actually this contest that brought me to Asuca Hayashi's music... for which I am extremely grateful. She is just brilliant. Utterly brilliant. [Update May 04, 2011:] HOLY WOAH... 7800 views!? Really? :o Wow. I'm speechless... o_o. + Informações

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June Harada cantando?Chiisaki Mono?de Asuca Hayashi, tema do filme Pokémon: Jirachi Wish Maker, no concurso Animekê (categoria A), no dia 18 de dezembro de 2.011 (18/12/11).. + Informações

Joyce 'Minako' cantando?Chiisaki Mono?de Asuca Hayashi, tema do filme Pokémon: Jirachi Wish Maker, no concurso Animekê (categoria A), no dia 08 de abril de 2.012 (08/04/12).. + Informações