Ichiro Fujiyama

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Ichiro Fujiyama (藤山一郎, Ichiro Fujiyama^? born (April 8, 1911 , Nihonbashi ) + (August 21, 1993 )) was a popular Japanese composer and singer. Fujiyama was born in Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo, now Chūō, Tokyo. He did Song for Radio Gymnastics[1] and Aoi Sanmyaku (Blue Mountain Range). He also acted in a few films.
He was a friend of Minoru Matsuya (1910-1995).

[edit] Discography

• Oka wo Koe te (丘を越えて, Beyond the spring hill^?) : 1931
• Tokyo Rhapsody (東京ラプソディー, Tokyo Rhapsody^?) : 1936
• Aikoku Kousin Kyoku (愛国行進曲, The Patriotism March^?) : 1937
• Kigen Nisenroppyakunen (紀元二千六百年, Kigen Nisenroppyakunen^? The People's Grand Festival in 1940 , "God bless the 2600th annual from Emperor Jinmu")
• Moyuru Ozora (燃ゆる大空, Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service^?) : 1940
• Aoi Sanmyaku (青い山脈, Aoi Sanmyaku^?) : 1949

[edit] References

• Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music : Alumni

[edit] External links

• Ichiro Fujiyama at the Internet Movie Database