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Japanese singers win prestigious U.S. gospel competition
Wednesday 23rd June, 10:22 AM JST
NEW YORK —
A group of U.S.-based Japanese singers has won a prestigious gospel competition recently held in the United States, becoming the first-ever Japanese to win the event, the group’s representative said Tuesday.
The Harlem Japanese Gospel Choir won the choir division of McDonald’s Gospelfest at the Prudential Center, New Jersey last Saturday, Kimiko Matsuo said.
The event is one of the biggest of its kind in the country. Known for the high quality of entrants, about 40,000 people enter auditions and some of the award winners become professional singers.
The Japanese group passed an audition in January and won the main event with its rendition of a hymn, ‘‘How Great Is Our God,’’ according to Matsuo.
Gospel, a type of religious music developed by African-Americans, is popular in Japan, where some fan clubs have been formed.
The group was established in 1997 by Tommy Tomita, a Japanese native who has been showing tourists around Harlem for more than two decades. About 20 members—including homemakers, office workers and students—gather weekly in Harlem to practice.
‘‘To be honest, I am surprised that we won,’’ Matsuo said. ‘‘We did practice very hard, but being a Japanese group singing gospel is unusual and may have helped,’’ she said.
Source: www.japantoday.com |
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Final Call for Oshio Manabu
June 23, 2010
A date has been set for what will probably be the final trial of Oshio Manabu (32). The former actor has been arrested several times since August of last year, and in November he received a suspended prison sentence for drug use. But he was rearrested in January for his involvement in the related death of a Ginza hostess is more likely to lead to actual prison time. Tanaka Kaori was found dead and naked in a luxury Tokyo apartment on August 2 and Oshio and his manager later admitted that they had failed to seek medical help for three hours after Tanaka passed out from the use of MDMA (ecstasy). Prosecutors have insisted that there was an 80% chance of saving her life if a doctor had been called to the scene quickly.
At the Tokyo District Court yesterday, it was announced that Oshio's trial would be held on September 3 and that a verdict would be handed down on September 17, which will be his eighth court appearance. Nihon University Law School professor Itakura Hiroshi commented, "I think prosecutors will ask for a 10-year prison sentence, and he will get about 8." Oshio, currently occupying a 3-tatami mat cell in a Tokyo detention center, will be the first celebrity to have his fate decided by a citizen jury.
Source: www.japan-zone.com |
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NEW PEOPLE ANNOUNCES ONE OF THE NATION’S BIGGEST POP CULTURE EVENTS OF THE YEAR WITH THE 2010 J-POP SUMMIT FESTIVAL
June 22, 2010 by J!-ENT
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One Of A Kind All-Day Event Showcases The Best In Modern Japanese Film, Fashion, Music, Art, Retail Design And Popular Culture In September
San Francisco, CA, June 22, 2010 – NEW PEOPLE, a dynamic entertainment destination bringing the latest examples of Japanese popular culture to North American shores, has announced the date for the 2010 J-Pop Summit Festival – Saturday, September 18th. The venue has also launched a web site at www.J-Pop.com to serve as a central information hub for updates on related events, film premieres and celebrity appearances planned for the day-long extravaganza that will take place in San Francisco’s Japantown.
Additional news alerts over the coming weeks will detail specific events and appearances.
A variety of fun Japanese pop-inspired attractions including fashion shows, a theatrical film premiere, live art performances, and mini-concerts by some of Japan’s hottest bands are planned for the 2010 Summit Festival both inside NEW PEOPLE, and also at the adjacent Peace Plaza and areas in between. Innovative artists and companies from the Bay area and Japan will join in with an array of products for sale in open air displays on both sides of Post Street and a food court highlighting Japanese cuisine will further complement the celebration.
Last year, more than 35,000 people attended the first J-Pop Summit Festival, which marked the Grand Opening of the NEW PEOPLE complex. The day-long event featured a trio of bands as part of the Japan Nite Special: Girls Rock Explosion as well as a rare appearance by famed artist and anime character designer Yoshitaka Amano, a Gothic And Lolita Extravaganza, a Harajuku Fashion Makeover, and the U.S. theatrical premiere of 20th Century Boys inside NEW PEOPLE’s VIZ Cinema, the country’s first theatre with a dedicated Japanese film program.
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NEW PEOPLE offers the latest films, art, fashion and retail brands from Japan and is the creative vision of the J-Pop Center Project and VIZ Pictures, a distributor and producer of Japanese live action film. Located in San Francisco at 1746 Post Street, the 20,000 square foot structure features a striking 3-floor transparent glass façade that frames a fun and exotic new environment to engage the imagination into the 21st Century. A dedicated web site is also now available at: www.NewPeopleWorld.com .
Source: www.nt2099.com/J-ENT |
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Anna Tsuchiya, PE'Z collaborate on special project
Tue, June 22, 2010 (11:29am EDT)
Anna Tsuchiya and instrumental jazz band PE'Z are working together on a collaborative release, set to go on sale on August 19. This will not be a typical product, as it is being produced by Takarajimasha, an entertainment company that primarily deals with magazines.
Last December, Takarajimasha experimented with a collaborative project between Quruli and Yuming. Titled "Shirt wo Araeba," the CD was bundled with previously unreleased photos and a special booklet featuring self-drawn illustrations. Due to the positive sales of that project, Takarajimasha was encouraged to try another music release.
Although the title has not yet been revealed, several details of the Anna Tsuchiya x PE'Z collaboration are known. The product will be packaged in an A4 magazine size box, containing a CD, a music video DVD, and a special commemorative pouch produced by the popular select shop RAGTAG. Like "Shirt wo Araeba," the bundle will be sold at bookstores and convenience stores rather than at record shops.
Takarajimasha also has the backing of J-WAVE, which will host a one-time-only live performance by Anna Tsuchiya and PE'Z at this year's J-WAVE LIVE 2000+10 festival, taking place at the Yoyogi National Gymnasium on August 13-15.
In addition, Takarajimasha is openly recruiting 300 fans to participate in the filming of the music video that will be included on the DVD. Filming will take place somewhere in Tokyo on June 28.
Source: www.tokyograph.com |
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Tomoyasu Hotei to release "Fist of the North Star" single
Tue, June 22, 2010 (11:47am EDT)
Guitarist Tomoyasu Hotei will release a new CD single titled "STILL ALIVE" on August 4. This is his first non-collaboration single under his own name since "LIBERTY WINGS" in 2005.
The title track "STILL ALIVE" will be used as the theme song for "Fist of the North Star 201X," a new project associated with the popular "Fist of the North Star" manga series. The single's B-side will be an instrumental guitar cover of Crystal King's "Ai wo Torimodose!!," which was used as the first theme song of the "Fist of the North Star" anime series in 1984. In addition, the single's CD jacket will feature an original illustration by "Fist of the North Star" mangaka Tetsuo Hara.
Although the single will go on sale in August, the "STILL ALIVE" song was released as a chaku-uta this week.
Source: www.tokyograph.com |
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RIP SLYME raps for "Joker" drama
Tue, June 22, 2010 (6:47pm EDT)
Hip-hop group RIP SLYME has been tapped to provide the theme song for Fuji TV's drama series "Joker: Yurusarezaru Sousakan," which stars Masato Sakai (36) as a detective. This will be the first time that RIP SLYME has done a drama theme song.
The song, titled "SCAR," will feature a unique blend of elements, such as flamenco guitar, electronic sounds, and African beats. RIP SLYME will include the song in their upcoming best album, "GOOD TIMES," which goes on sale on August 4.
"Joker" premieres on July 13.
Source: www.tokyograph.com |
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Kotaro Koizumi, Saki Fukuda co-star in BeeTV drama
Tue, June 22, 2010 (7:48pm EDT)
Kotaro Koizumi (31) and Saki Fukuda (19) are co-starring in a new mobile drama titled "Himitsu no Kankei ~Sensei wa Doukyonin~," starting distribution on July 1 through BeeTV.
Described as a love comedy, the story has Fukuda playing a high school student whose parents die, leaving her with no other relatives. She begins living with her homeroom teacher (Koizumi), leading to an odd lifestyle for both of them.
Koizumi and Fukuda worked together once before in the 2006 drama series "Fushin no Toki," but they hardly appeared in the same scenes, so this will be their first true co-acting experience. Other cast members include Eriko Sato (28), Akiyoshi Nakao (21), and Sei Hiraizumi (66).
The series is planned to last for 13 episodes, each about 10 minutes long. The theme song will be "I Believe" by JURIAN BEAT CRISIS.
Source: www.tokyograph.com |
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Inudo, Higuchi co-direct "Nobou no Shiro" adaptation
Tue, June 22, 2010 (7:27pm EDT)
"Nobou no Shiro," a Naoki Prize-nominated novel by author Ryo Wada, is being adapted as a theatrical film, co-directed by Isshin Inudo and Shinji Higuchi. It will feature Mansai Nomura (44) in his first starring movie role since 2003.
The novel, which was also adapted as a manga, tells the story of Narita Nagachika, a military commander during the Sengoku era known to those around him as "Nobou-sama." With only 500 soldiers, he defended Oshi Castle against Toyotomi Hideyoshi's army of 20,000.
Koichi Sato (49), Tomomitsu Yamaguchi (41), and Hiroki Narimiya (27) will play retainers to the Narita clan.
Theatrical release has been set for sometime in 2011.
Source: www.tokyograph.com |
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Yamada, Momoi get look at Hollywood remake of 'Kofuku no Kiiroi Handkerchief'
Thursday 24th June, 05:32 AM JST
TOKYO —
A private showing of the Hollywood remake of director Yoji Yamada’s 1977 classic “Kofuku no Kiiroi Handkerchief” was held in Tokyo this week, with a guest appearance by actress Kaori Momoi.
Yamada, who was also in attendance, said of the film, “Years have past since I made the original but the story still invokes deep emotions.” Momoi also looked back fondly on what she says was her first major work, but joked about the lapse of time by mistaking character names.
The remake, “Yellow Handkerchief,” stars William Hurt, Maria Bello and Kristen Stewart. It will open June 26.
Source: www.japantoday.com |
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Anime Expo 2010 Announces the North American Premiere of KISARAGI, a Theatrical Play in Homage to Otaku Culture
June 23, 2010 by J!-ENT
Los Angeles, CA – June 23, 2010 – Anime Expo® is pleased to announce today that the North American premiere of the theatrical play, KISARAGI, will be hosted on July 2 at 4:00 p.m. in the J.W. Marriott Hotel. Anime Expo, North America’s largest anime and manga convention, is scheduled for July 1 – 4, 2010, at the Los Angeles Convention Center.
KISARAGI was originally released as a film in 2007. The critically acclaimed film received various awards including the 31st Japan Academy Award Picture of the Year, the 51st Blue Ribbon Award and the Katteni Eiga Award. In 2009, it was adapted into a theatrical play in Japan and China and opened to rave reviews.
One year after the suicide of C-list model Kisaragi Miki, five of her fans come together for a commemorative meeting. They slowly come to the realization that her death didn’t occur the way they thought it did. The more they talk, the more the case takes shape in their minds, and the closer they come to the truth. Five actors join together to bring you an exciting murder mystery of epic proportions. The starring cast includes SOPHIA lead singer, Mitsuru Matsuoka; Nezumi Imamura; Yousuke Asari; Masahiro Usui; and Yuichirou Nakayama.
The cast of Kisaragi joins Anime Expo’s 2010 guest line-up along with actress Saki Aibu; voice actor Masakazu Morita; musical duo RSP; singer BENI; voice actresses Yui Horie and Eri Kitamura; Internetsensation Danny Choo; musical artists Megumi Nakajima and May’n; manga artist Rei Hiroe; musical artist MELL; supergroup AKB48; voice actor Katsuyuki Konishi; Eden of the East trio Kenji Kamiyama, Satoru Nakamura and Tomohiko Ishii; voice actor Kyle Hebert; animation director Toshihiro Kawamoto; seiyuu Yuu Asakawa; J-rock band Sophia; and anime director Shinichi “Nabeshin” Watanabe.
To stay updated on all of the latest Anime Expo 2010 news, follow us on Twitter, become a fan on Facebook and check us out on YouTube.
Source: www.nt2099.com/J-ENT |
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Higashihara expecting second child
Wed, June 23, 2010 (8:39am EDT)
Talento Aki Higashihara (27) is pregnant again, it has been learned. Her agency revealed that she is due to give birth in November.
Higashihara has been married to judo athlete Kosei Inoue (32) since January 2008. They moved to England so that Inoue could study there, and she gave birth to their first child, a daughter, in May 2009.
Source: www.tokyograph.com |
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v-u-den's Yui Okada to leave show business
Wed, June 23, 2010 (8:48am EDT)
Hello! Project has announced that Yui Okada (22), a former member of the idol group v-u-den, will be retiring from show business on June 30.
Okada made her entertainment debut as a v-u-den member in 2004. After the group broke up in 2008, she continued to work in show business under Up-Front Agency's Kansai office. However, she has now taken an interest in the beauty industry, and she is retiring in order to study towards a career in that field.
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AKB48 hopeful Atsuki Ishiguro missed the cut, or possibly dismissed
Wed, June 23, 2010 (10:04am EDT)
Nikkan Sports is reporting that Atsuki Ishiguro (16) was dropped from AKB48's kenkyuusei for breaking the group's policy against dating. Earlier this month, a picture of her and a boy taken in a photo booth was leaked onto the internet.
The photo was leaked during the voting period of AKB48's most recent "senbatsu" election, which determined the lineup for the group's next single. On June 9, the senbatsu results were announced, and Ishiguro was revealed to be #40, giving her the final spot in the 19-member "under girl" unit that will record the single's B-side. At the time, Ishiguro was still just a candidate for the official Team Kenkyuusei.
On June 12, AKB48's Team Kenkyuusei selection process took place, and the results were announced on June 20. Despite being popular enough to make the cut in the senbatsu, she was one of three girls who failed the selection - the other two were Momoko Kinumoto (15) and Sara Fujimoto (13). At the same time, another kenkyuusei member, Eri Takamatsu (17), left the group on her own.
According to Nikkan Sports, Ishiguro failed the selection because of the photo. A source familiar with the situation said that it was unfortunate because the photo seems to be old, implying that Ishiguro is not currently dating. There is even speculation that the photo may have been taken before Ishiguro joined the group of kenkyuusei candidates this past September, but there has been no confirmation of that. Still, AKB48's no-dating policy is strictly enforced, evidenced by the previous dismissal of Ayaka Kikuchi (16) in 2008. A separate source explained that the management has no choice but to set an example for the many other members.
It was not made clear whether someone will replace Ishiguro in the "under girls" for the upcoming single, which goes on sale on August 18.
Source: www.tokyograph.com |
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C&K land major label debut
Wed, June 23, 2010 (12:32pm EDT)
Male vocal duo C&K are making their major label debut on August 4 with a new single titled "Tsuyuake Sengen." The pair, who go by the names CLIEVY and KEEN, have been gaining a lot of attention in the indies scene, especially since collaborating on Kusuo's single "1/6000000000" in 2008.
The "Tsuyuake Sengen" single is being released by MILESTONE CROWDS, a sublabel of Universal Music that includes artists such as DOHZI-T. The single will include four songs, and it will be sold in both CD-only and CD+DVD versions. The title track already went on sale digitally as a chaku-uta on June 23.
Source: www.tokyograph.com |
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Charts: KAT-TUN, TOKIO
Wed, June 23, 2010 (10:41am EDT)
KAT-TUN's fifth album, "NO MORE PAIN," took the top spot on the sales charts this week after moving 154,000 copies. They now have five consecutive #1 albums beginning with their debut.
mihimaru GT's new best album got them to #4, with Miho Fukuhara one spot behind them. Rock band locofrank managed to reach #8, barely edging out FLOW's latest album.
On the single sales ranking, TOKIO's "Haruka" was #1, selling 49,000 copies. This is their first time atop either sales chart since December 2007.
Sound Horizon ranked #2, followed by Toshinobu Kubota. Dragon Ash, GIRL NEXT DOOR, and ayabie also made the top ten, taking the #8 through #10 spots in that order.
Source: www.tokyograph.com |
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Here's looking at Yu, kid
By Chris Betros
TOKYO —
It’s rare to go a week without seeing Yu Yamada’s face on a billboard, in a TV commercial, on a fashion magazine cover, in a TV drama or singing at a concert.
Her latest venture is the TV Asahi series “Eri on the Edge – A Story about Money,” in which she plays the lead role of Eriko, a down-on-her-luck, penniless woman. The drama, which starts in July, is based on manga artist Rieko Saibara’s irreverent children’s book, “The All-Important Story of Money,” which describes how the main character overcomes hardship to find success.
Born into a poor household in Kochi Prefecture, Eriko is eventually accepted at an art college in Tokyo. However, troubled with debt, Eriko’s father (Takanori Jinnnai) attempts to end the family’s suffering by crashing the family car with everyone inside. Surviving the crash with her mother, Eriko’s luck takes a further turn for the worse when a debt collector grabs the family’s possessions. On the brink of giving up her dreams of college, Eriko is finally able to journey to Tokyo with her mother’s help. The impoverished Eriko is a departure from Yamada’s normally stylish image.
Yamada said she has always liked to challenge herself. When she was 11, she entered the same Okinawa acting and singing school that singers Namie Amuro and Speed attended. In 1999, she made her singing debut with the group y’z factory. Following the group’s break up, Yamada moved to television, making her acting debut in the 2001 drama series “Kabachitare!” One year later, she was offered modeling work by top fashion magazine CanCam and was soon walking the red carpet at gala events and is still a regular at the popular Tokyo Girls Collection each year.
Standing 170 cms tall, she seems to have inherited much of her good looks from her mother, Mikako Yamada, a former JAL flight attendant, beauty contest winner and fashion model with 20 years in the business. In a rare project, Yamada and her mother appeared in a photo spread together in VoCE magazine a few years ago.
Yamada is now one of the most in-demand celebrities for product endorsements, having fronted for Tokyo Metro, Kanebo, Vodafone, Nissin, Canon, Fujitsu and Ezaki Glico and Shu Uemura. When Yamada did the ball exercise in the Glico apple yogurt TV commercial, children who saw it mimicked her and it became a sort of phenomenon. Most recently, Yamada took over from Chiaki Kuriyama as the campaign girl for Uniqlo’s popular bra-tops. “I was a little bit embarrassed doing those commercials because I had to appear naked on camera from the back up,” she admitted. “But the styles are great. I feel like they could empower a woman to be perfect.”
Yamada, who confessed to being a shopaholic, said: “It’s good for stress, or for when I want to reward myself. I love clothes more than anything else.”
Amid her varied activities, Yamada is constantly the subject of media gossip about her love life. One magazine recently ran a feature story on who would be the next CanCam alumni to get married after Yuri Ebihara—Yu Yamada or Moe Oshikiri? Yamada has had an on-again-off-again relationship with actor Shun Oguri, 27, with whom she went to Hawaii earlier this year.
When Yamada made her debut as the new beauty adviser for cosmetics brand Shu Uemura, she was supposed to be promoting the company’s new UV Under Base Mousse foundation product, but the reporters were more interested in her love life. She said they like to play golf and just relax together, but denied any marriage plans yet. “I want to get married some time, but right now, I’d like to focus on my work.” But when asked if Oguri is the one she’d like to tie the knot with, Yamada smiled and said, “Maybe. I’ll leave it up to your imagination.”
Source: www.japantoday.com |
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Jackson estate says documentary to debut in Japan 'misled' fans
Friday 25th June, 05:44 AM JST
LOS ANGELES —
The estate of Michael Jackson is taking issue with a documentary that is to debut in Japan on the anniversary of the pop star’s death on Friday.
Most of the footage in the film was shot by Marc Schaffel, a former business partner who had a major falling out with Jackson in a messy trial in which they sued each other four years ago.
In a statement sent to The Associated Press on Thursday, the estate says the film’s promoters “misled Michael Jackson’s fans” by making it appear as if it were authorized.
“Nothing could be further from the truth,” the estate said. “His estate was not consulted on this film, and will not endorse it.”
The estate said none of the proceeds will flow to the estate, which benefits his children, mother and charities. It also said the movie cannot legally use any of Jackson’s music.
Schaffel’s lawyer, Howard King, said Thursday that his client had licensed footage that Schaffel either shot himself or hired a crew to take for the film’s producer, Flamingo Features. He said Schaffel did not represent any endorsement from the estate.
“Marc Schaffel could not have been more clear about the lack of involvement of the estate,” King said in an interview.
Schaffel provided footage from 2003 including of Jackson’s birthday party at his sprawling Neverland Ranch, and was in Tokyo for the premiere with Jackson’s ex-wife, Debbie Rowe, King said.
King said the Japanese distributor, a company called Star Sands, may have mistakenly been promoting the film as authorized, but he said advertisements were being changed early Friday.
“What I believe is that Star Sands advertised the movie as being endorsed by the estate without knowing the truth,” he said. “I believe they are currently changing their advertising, now that they have become aware of the estate’s claim.”
Flamingo Features is a Los Angeles-based company that rents production offices on the lot of Viacom Inc.‘s movie studio, Paramount Pictures.
Shaye Sullwold, one of the producers on the documentary and Flamingo Features’s co-chair, on Thursday denied misleading Star Sands about the estate’s involvement.
She also said Paramount was not involved. A Paramount spokesman declined to comment immediately.
“We’ve never said anything about the estate endorsing anything,” Sullwold said.
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Yokohama Court Stops Anti-Cove Protests
June 25, 2010
The Yokohama District Court has placed a restraining order on right-wingers protesting
against controversial Hollywood documentary The Cove. The court issued a decision
temporarily forbidding the Tokyo-based group (not named in stories but widely known
to be Shuken Kaifuku wo Mezasu Kai) from staging its noisy protests outside or within
100m of the Yokohama New Theater. Members of the group are also forbidden to enter
the cinema without the permission of its management.
According to Unplugged, the Japanese distributor of the movie, the decision is effective
as of June 24. A spokesperson for the company said, "It is a natural decision, as the
protests to stop the screening of this movie are malicious. There are no plans to
change the screening schedule." The Yokohama cinema is one of six that recently
announced they would screen the Academy Award-winning movie from July 3.
Controversy surrounding the movie peaked over the last two weeks during a
promotional visit to Japan by Ric O'Barry, the dolphin activist at the center of the
movie. The documentary portrays the annual slaughter of thousands of dolphins in the
small fishing town of Taiji, Wakayama Prefecture and the sale for consumption of the
dolphin meat though it contains dangerously high levels of mercury and other toxins.
While extremists have claimed that the movie is an attack on Japanese culture, O'Barry
has repeatedly stressed that neither he nor the movie are anti-Japan, and that the
Japanese people are entitled to see the movie and decide for themselves.
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Announcer Maoko Kotani divorced again
Thu, June 24, 2010 (8:44am EDT)
Freelance announcer and newscaster Maoko Kotani (45) has been divorced since two years ago, it was recently learned. Thursday's issue of Shukan Shincho first broke the news.
This is Kotani's second divorce. She first married a jewelry designer in 1993 and gave birth to a daughter before they separated in 2001.
In April 2007, she remarried with Yasuaki Ishizaka (53), the head of the Japan office of auction house Sotheby's. According to Shukan Shincho, they began living separately less than six months later, and they officially divorced after about a year of marriage.
Kotani's agency said that it could not comment at this time, due to her manager's absence.
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VAMPS confirmed as guests at New York Anime Festival
Thu, June 24, 2010 (8:55am EDT)
The 2010 New York Anime Festival (October 8-10) has announced that VAMPS will appear as a musical guest of honor. They will hold a Q&A session on Friday, October 8, then perform a concert on Saturday, October 9, at the Roseland Ballroom.
VAMPS consists of HYDE (L'Arc~en~Ciel) and KAZ (Oblivion Dust). Last year, they did a concert tour in the United States, including a sold-out show in New York. This past April, they announced some dates for their upcoming world tour, but at that time it was not confirmed that their New York concert would be connected to New York Anime Festival.
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