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The following is a list of Yoshiki Fukuyama related links. Many of them are in Japanese. If your browser is not already set up to view Japanese, go to Anime Turnpike for a list of ways to view the Japanese fonts. |
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This is Fukuyama-san's official web site. | |
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The official website for JAM Project. | |
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The official Macross home page. |
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artist promotion company currently representing Fukuyama-san |
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The label that the JAM Project CDs are on. |
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Fukuyama-san's
Associates (performers that Fukuyama-san has worked with) |
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This is the official "Humming Bird World" page run by former Humming Bird member, Toshiyuki Furuya. Although no new information has been added, the address has been changed and renewed with a cleaner look. Check it out. |
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Shoichiro Aso-san again in yet
another excellent power trio. Their style is like your basic classic
rock. Their message is peace. I love this band's music! |
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ANALOG BLOG | Japanese |
Shoichiro Aso-san's web site. ^-^ |
Tetsuro Morita HP | Japanese |
Sometimes, Fukuyama-san performs with Tetsuro Morita, now Morita-san joins him and the others in Fukuyama-san's new band. Fukuyama-san was heavily involved with Morita-san's "Delicate" album in 2000. There's a few pics from the recording on Morita-san's site. Pretty cool. Also, check out the Photo BBS! |
Kageyama Hironobu official site | Japanese | Hirunobi Kageyama-san's home page. |
Enchan neru | Japanese | Masaki Endoh-san's home page. |
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Rica Matsumoto-san's home page. | |
水木一郎オフィシャル サイト ICHIROU MIZUKI OFFICIAL SITE |
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Ichiro Mizuki-san's home page. |
Japanese | Hiroshi Kitadani-san's home page. | |
Japanese | Eizo Sakamoto-san's home page. | |
Japanese | Masami Okui-san's home page. | |
Can na blog | Japanese |
Nobutoshi Canna-san's home page. His many voice acting roles include the speaking voice of Basara Nekki from Macross 7. He is also the other half of Fukujin with Yoshiki Fukuyama. |
Masato
Ushijima Official site |
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Masato Ushijima is the other half of Wild Vox. |
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This is the home page of Ryumaro-san, who worked with Fukuyama-san in both West Coast Doukokai and Sanseiz, and also at Acoustic Camp. Several very nice pictures. |
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This is "Baltan" Yoshida-san's home page. On it is a small amount of info on the college era musical career of himself and some of his friends. Most notably is early Fukuyama-san information from the '80s, when Fukuyama-san and Baltan-san were with a band called Kirenjaku. He also has a large sections devoted to musical instruments and music in general. This really is an awesome site! Take a look! |
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SWAMPS unofficial Site |
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Despite the name, this is the official site for the band, SWAMPS - or as close to it as any site gets. This appears to be the personal website of the band's lead singer, Hatto-san. Of real interest is the mp3s on the site. I downloaded, listened, and loved them! Check it out. This band is great! (BTW, go to the Japanese version if you can read it... it's updated a lot more often. The password to the BBS is "swamps".) |
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Official fan site of Chie Kajiura, Mylene's singing voice. It's a cool sight, but oddly, there's no mention of her Macross 7 work on it... |
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even deeper [KD] | Japanese |
A site belonging to KD-san. KD-san is a DJ on Radio Blues City West and bass player for Far East Native. |
Cross World | Portugese |
The home page of part-time JAM Project member, Brazil's Ricardo Cruz. |
rcruz's Fotolog | Portugese |
Ricardo Cruz's slightly older photo blog. |
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Route F | Japanese | NagashinoFutari-san's Yoshiki Fukuyama information site. Frequently updated. |
NAGASHI NO BLOG | Japanese | This an excellent site run by "nagashi no futari" (two people from Nagashi). It's a great place to look for detailed concert reports, as well as interview transcripts, ect. |
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Apparently, Sadahiro Asai-san loves rock music. He's created this site devoted to a dozen or so of his favorite artists. A good portion of it is devoted to Fukuyama-san's former band, Humming Bird. If you can read Japanese, it's well worth the visit. If you can't, then check out the next link below. |
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This is a relatively new site created by a friend and fellow fan in Argentina who saw a need for a Spanish language site for Fukuyama-san's fans. The site is really coming together nicely! Check it out! | |
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The same site as above, but he's taken the time to translate a large portion of it into English. Check it out! |
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Tsuyoshi Go Ya |
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"Kono Sora No Shita Ni" is down, but the members of Street are still up and running. This is Tsuyoshi-san's personal website. There's lot's of news of the musical activities of Tsuyoshi-san and all his friends. Check out the dairy and the BBS for the latest live event information. Also, check out the "sounds" page for samples of a few of Tsuyoshi-san's own compositions. |
Onmitsu's JAM Project |
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The ultimate JAM Project fan site! |
Japanese | This is an interesting site with very pretty artwork. The site contains, amongst other things, information and concert reports for the various ex-members of Humming Bird. | |
Japanese | This is an interesting site with some live reports from Fukuyama-san's concerts. | |
Japanese | Ikkun-san's JAM Project fan site. | |
Japanese | Megucho-san's JAM Project Site. | |
Takeshi's Room | Japanese | Humming Bird fan site. |
Love Song | Japanese | Yumi-san's home page has a Yoshiki Fukuyama information page and BBS. |
Wild Wind | Japanese | Fukuyama-san and JAM Project related fan site. |
Road to Jungle Fire | English and Spanish | Pedro in Puerto Rico is a friend and fellow fan of Fukuyama-san. ^-^ |
Sound the Gong! | English | A cool site with translations of various JAM Project member's blog entries and some JAM Project song lyrics. |
+++ The God of Rock +++ | Spanish | Another cool Yoshiki Fukuyama fan site in Spanish - this one belongs to Yosho in Argentina! |
Japanese | A good site for Yoshiki Fukuyama related song tabs and chord notation. | |
DTNet | Japanese | Yukihito-san (DEA-TH)'s home page. Lots of concert reports and information about Fukuyama-san's activities. |
MACROSS 7 | ||
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Macross Compendium | English | An online guide to the official Macross universe. Information, story synopsis, and discussion forums, and more! |
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This page, made by a group out of England, hasn't been updated in a while but it's still a great Macross 7 resource. My favorite part is the large section devoted to Fire Bomber song lyrics and translations. |
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Shiro-san's fan site devoted to Chie Kajiura, the singing voice of Macross 7's Mylene... and as far as I know, the only site about her devoted to her that is in English. |
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Firebomber.net | English | This site has lots of Macross 7 image files, as well as Fire Bomber lyrics and tab notation. Definitely a site worth visiting! |
Japanese | A fun Macross 7 fan site. | |
Japanese | Another really cool Macross 7 site! | |
Macross 7 - Aniki | German | This is the Macross 7 page of the Aniki anime encyclopedia, I think. I only know a few words in German. |
Shawn
& Graham's Macross World |
English | This site is focused more on the models and collectables side of Macross, but there's still plenty there for the rest of us too. The MW forums are quite interesting and active. Check them out. |
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The following links are not necessarily related to Fukuyama-san, but they are interesting nonetheless. |
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A brand of guitars made in my hometown. ^-^ Fukuyama-san bought himself a Tacoma guitar for his 40th birthday. He frequently uses it while touring. | |
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Part of the Gibson family of guitar brands. The rather unique Steinberger system is what formed the working parts of the "Basara Guitar" that Fukuyama-san had custom made for the Fire Bomber 2005 concert tour. | |
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Sakura Con is an anime and culture convention run by fans for fans. Until a couple years ago, my husband and I were among the crazy people (staff of volunteers) that run the convention. Check it out, and if you can, come to the convention. | |
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"Encyclopedia Seattle." This is a cool site! It's a site written by Japanese people living in the Seattle area for Japanese people who live in, want to visit, or are just curious about living in Seattle and the United states, but you don't have to be Japanese to enjoy it. There's a lot there! I could spend hours exploring it. My favorite part so far is "phrase of the day." Check it out! | |
Northwest Folklife Festival | English |
This is where you'll find me Memorial Day weekend (the last weekend in May) every year. Folk music, dancers, street performers, art exhibits, craftsmen, good food - sheer heaven! |
English | This is a great resource for information and reviews about the Japanese rock scene! A definite "Don't miss!" site! | |
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This isn't Babelfish. It's better. When you view a page through this service, you just move the mouse over any Japanese word to see the reading and definition. The site also has helps for people studying Japanese. Give them your support, please. | |
Portuguese, Japanese, and English | This is a cool anime news site out of Brazil. Check it out! | |
English | A good free online electronic dictionary that accepts input in English, Romaji, and Japanese characters. | |
English | This is one of my favorite
sites! It's a great source of info about time around the world -
and just about anything else related to time: holidays, sunrise and
sunset times, and so on. You can even personalize for your own needs!
Really cool site! (A link to my personalized page is at the bottom of the index page for my site.) |