Misako Odani

Misako Odani (小谷美紗子) (born November 4, 1976, in Miyazu, Kyoto-fu), is a Japanese singer, songwriter, and pianist. ^[1]

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1. 2 relations: Kyoto Prefecture, Miyazu, Kyoto.

2. Japanese pianists
3. Singers from Kyoto Prefecture

Kyoto Prefecture

is a prefecture of Japan located in the Kansai region of Honshu.

See Misako Odani and Kyoto Prefecture

Miyazu, Kyoto

is a city located in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan.

See Misako Odani and Miyazu, Kyoto

See also

Japanese pianists

• Aimi Kobayashi
• Akiko Shikata
• Angela Aki
• Ataru Nakamura
• Ayako Fujiki
• Conisch
• Elise Solberg
• Erika Ikuta
• Hideo Kachi
• Hiromi Haneda
• Hiroshi Kajiwara
• Keiko Matsui
• Kohmi Hirose
• Koji Kondo
• Kumi Tanioka
• Lisa Furukawa
• Mai Hoshimura
• Mai Matsumuro
• Makoto Yoshimori
• Masashi Hamauzu
• Midori Matsuya
• Misako Odani
• Missa Johnouchi
• Nagaoka Nobuko
• Nao Matsushita
• Ohashi Trio
• Ryo Fukui
• Saori Kobayashi
• Sayuri Horishita
• Shunichi Miyamoto
• Takashi Yamamoto (pianist)
• The Anime Man
• Yasuhiko Fukuoka
• Yasunori Mitsuda
• Yoko Shimomura
• Yukie Nishimura
• Yumiko Urabe
• Yurie Miura
• Yuriko Nakamura
• Yusuke Hatano
• Yutaka Yokokura

Singers from Kyoto Prefecture

• Akoya Sogi
• Amii Ozaki
• Aya Sugimoto
• Ayano Tsuji
• Bird (singer)
• Bonnie Pink
• Kimiko Kasai
• Konoka Matsuda
• Masanori Ikeda
• Masato Saki
• Mayu Sagara
• Michihiro Kuroda
• Misako Odani
• Misato Watanabe
• Misono
• Riho Miaki
• Ryohei Yamamoto
• Ryuji Imaichi
• Shinjiro Atae
• Shōko Hamada (television personality)
• Suzuka Morita
• Tetsuya Kanmuri
• Tomoko Tane
• Toshiko Ezaki
• Yui Yokoyama
• Yuko Nakazawa
• Yuuka Morishima

References

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Misako_Odani

Also known as Adore (Misako Odani album), Adore (Misako Odani), CATCH (Misako Odani), Catch (Misako Odani album), Feather (Misako Odani album), Feather (Misako Odani), Feather (album), I (Misako Odani album), I (Misako Odani), Night (Misako Odani album), Night (Misako Odani), PROFILE -too early to tell-, Profile (Misako Odani album), Quarternote (album), Then (Misako Odani album), Then (Misako Odani), Uchu no Mama, Utaki (album).

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