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Fujita Saki
Fujita Saki grew up in Osaka and studied piano and singing as a child. She later attended Berklee College of Music in Boston before returning to Japan to...
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Fujita Saki grew up in Osaka and studied piano and singing as a child. She later attended Berklee College of Music in Boston before returning to Japan to start her solo career in 2017.
Her debut single "Cat Meets Sweets" became popular in Japan, reaching the top of the music charts. The song's cheerful melody and lyrics connected with listeners and helped establish her presence in the J-pop scene.
In 2019, she faced accusations of plagiarizing another artist's melody, which she denied. The situation created some difficulties, but she continued making music afterward.
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