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Masahiko Arimachi
有待雅彦Born Tokyo, Japan Nationality Japanese Occupation Singer Masahiko Arimachi (有待 雅彦 Arimachi Masahiko ) is a Japanese singer and former actor who has performed theme songs for anime series such as Idol Densetsu Eriko and Outlaw Star. He was also a member of an idol band Wild Style with Kazuhiro Hara from 1993 until 1998, and the vocal lead of Sham-on, working with ex-ZIGGY drummer Masanori Ōyama from 1998 to 2002.
As an actor he was known for his performance in the movie Looking for with Mariko Kouda.
Contents
Discography
Albums
Date of Release Album Genre 21 February 1990 Idol Densetsu Eriko Animation 21 August 1995 Wild Style - Wild In Paradise Japanese Pop/Rock 1 November 1996 Wild Style - Cryin' Japanese Pop/Rock 22 September 1997 EXIT Japanese Pop/Rock 24 June 1998 Outlaw Star Animation 21 November 1998 Sham-on - In You Japanese Pop/Rock 23 August 2000 Shammon - Shammon Japanese Pop/Rock 8 June 2002 Shammon - Give & Take Japanese Pop/Rock Singles
Date of Release Band Album Title 21 May 1995
21 July 1995
Wild Style
Wild In Paradise
Wild In Paradise
Tomadoi wo Tachikitte
Tenshi yori Akuma yori
1 February 1996
7 June 1996
1 November 1996Wild Style
Cryin'
Cryin'
Cryin'Kimi janakya Ai janai
Dare yori mo Kimi dake ni
Miles Away ~ Harukanaru Kimi he~23 April 1997 Wild Style no album release Kaze wo Oikakete 21 January 1998
18 July 1998
19 August 1998Outlaw Star
Sham-on
Sham-onOutlaw Star OST
In You
In YouThrough the Night
No Way Out
Shadow Game6 October 1999 Shammon Shammon Shin Ai 5 April 2000
26 July 2000
Shammon
Shammon
Shammon
Shammon
Loreley
Fly In The Sky
VHS & LD
Year Band Title Genre 1995 Wild Style WILD IN PARADISE VISUAL SIDE Music Video 1996 Wild Style Cryin' VISUAL SIDE Music Video 1996 Wild Style VIRTUAL LIVE VIDEO WELCOME TO PARADISE LIVE CONCERT Filmography
Year Film Genre Notes 1998 Looking For Drama 91mins Movie External links
- Masahiko Arimachi at Anime News Network's Encyclopedia
Categories:- Living people
- Outlaw Star
- Japanese actors
- Japanese musicians
- People from Tokyo
- Japanese male singers
- Japanese pop singers
- Japanese singer-songwriters
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