Inaba Atsuko

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Inaba Atsuko, July 2008
Inaba Atsuko, July 2008
Inaba Atsuko, January 2008
Inaba Atsuko, January 2008
Inaba Atsuko, January 2007
Inaba Atsuko, January 2007
Inaba Atsuko, 2006
Inaba Atsuko, 2006
Inaba Atsuko, January 2006
Inaba Atsuko, January 2006
Inaba Atsuko, December 1999
Inaba Atsuko, December 1999
Inaba Atsuko, July 1994
Inaba Atsuko, July 1994

Inaba Atsuko is a soloist within Hello! Project.

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Profile

History

Inaba Atsuko began her idol career as one of the original members of the 90's idol group Osaka Performance Doll. She sang with the group from 1993 to 1996, singing on 7 singles and 2 albums. In September 1996, she released a limited-release single Sugar Time that was only available for purchase at OPD live events.

In 1999, after training in Atlanta, Georgia, she made a comeback as a member of the Hello! Project group Taiyo to Ciscomoon (later known as T&C Bomber) up until their break-up in 2000. She has remained a part of Hello! Project since then helping out by MC-ing at Hello! Project concerts along with Makoto, performing as a chorus singer and dancer at concerts, teaching choreography to Morning Musume, and appearing in many of Hello! Projects summer shuffle units.

Inaba also sings harmonies on many Hello! Project releases. As Yoshizawa Hitomi once said on Matthew's Best Hit TV, "Well, lately, she is in all our songs!" This is noted in the "Chorus" section in lyrics cards. A good example of this is Morning Musume's Go Girl ~Koi no Victory~.

In 2006-2008, Inaba enjoyed more solo and group singing work on the Hello! Project music shows Uta Doki! Pop Classics and Hello Pro Hour.

Trivia

Discography

Singles

DVDs

Showa Kayou Teater Shyuuchakueki Gekidan Senior Graffiti "Showa Kayo Theater Tokyo"

Chorus Song Credits

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