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Junko Ohashi
Junko Ohashi started as a keyboardist in the band Happy End before going solo in 1979 with her debut album "Sara." Her 1980 single "Telephone Number" became a...
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Crystal City
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A Love Affair
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Ai hāto ki wo koete
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Dancing
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Feel So Fine
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I Love You So
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In Your Lovin'
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Koibito no Mamade Ī
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Otoko to Onna
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Simple Love
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Sweet Love
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Telephone Number
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Time After Time
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Junko Ohashi started as a keyboardist in the band Happy End before going solo in 1979 with her debut album "Sara." Her 1980 single "Telephone Number" became a hit, establishing her in Japan's pop scene during that decade. She followed it with songs like "I Love You So" and "Sweet Love."
Her albums from the early 1980s, including "Prism" and "Midori no Kaze," mixed pop with jazz and classical touches. Ohashi's voice could sound fragile or strong, often wrapping around lyrics about love and relationships. In 1989, she was arrested for amphetamine possession, which paused her career for a time.
She returned to recording and touring afterward, keeping a lower profile but still putting out music. Her work from the 1980s, especially tracks like "Telephone Number" and "A Love Affair," has remained familiar to later Japanese listeners.
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