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Yuu Sakai
Yuu Sakai is best known for performing 'Let's Go! Yes!' as the opening theme for the anime series Sgt. Frog in 1999. That song became her breakthrough, though...
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Yuu Sakai is best known for performing 'Let's Go! Yes!' as the opening theme for the anime series Sgt. Frog in 1999. That song became her breakthrough, though she'd been working on vocal training and songwriting before that. She was born in 1977.
Her record label announced her retirement in 2001, citing health reasons, but she resumed her career in 2007. She released albums like 'Sakai Yu' and 'Present,' and another song of hers is 'Manazashi Daydream.'
Sakai has collaborated with musicians including Hiroaki Ohmori, who worked on several of her albums.
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