User:Yask0n0/Mishio Ogawa

Mishio Ogawa (February 23, 1959 - ) is a Japanese musician, narrator, and voice actor. She was born in Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture.

Biography
She joined the rock group Chakra as a vocalist in April 1978, and made her debut with "Chakra" in July 1980. In 1983, she stopped working at Chakra, and in 1984, she released a solo album "Ogawa Michio", and also participated in "Honda Toshiyuki Radio Club", "Genkaku Mijinko Gakudan", "Rehabirual", and "LOVE, PEACE & TRANCE" produced by Haruomi Hosono.

In 1997, she formed "Uzumakimazuu" with Shunji Okawa and Bun Itakura, and in 2002, changed the name of "Uzumakimazuu" to "SPEAK" before disbanding. In 2002, she formed "Shunbun no Mi" (Shunji Okawa, Bun Itakura and Mishio Ogawa). In 2003, she formed "Shinshun no Mi" (Shingo Katsumata, Shunji Okawa and Mishio Ogawa), and in 2004, she recorded "Benten System" on a compilation album - Younger Than Yesterday and Today - and in 2006, she reverted the band name to "Uzumaki Mazu".

In 2008, the band released a new album, Uchujin (Uzumaki Mazu). She is active in units such as "Splatulapse", "Tsuyoshi Shibuya" and "Killing Time".

In 2011, the band released a new album, "Please Get Up" (Splatulapse).

In 2012, Fu Tau Tauf was formed (Mishio Ogawa, Michi Kuzuoka, Sachiko Watanabe, Makoto Yoshimori, Shunji Okawa, Takefumi Kobayashi)

Units and Bands
Chakra (Bun Itakura, Kazumasa Tomosada, Shingo Katsumata, Ryutaro Yokozawa)

Wha-ha-ha (Akira Sakata, Shuichi Chino, Shigenori Kamiya)

Haniwa All Stars (Otemoto Sisters)

Haniwa-chan (Kiyohiko Semba)

HANIWA (Kiyohiko Semba)

Toshiyuki Honda's Radio Club (Toshiyuki Honda)

Genkaku Mijinko Gakudan (Akira Sakata, Neko Saito, Kiyohiko Semba)

LOVE,PEACE&TRANCE (Haruomi Hosono's unit, with Mimori Yusa and Miyako Koda on vocals)

Secret Book (Junko Miyagi)

Tehgehs

FEB

Uzumaki Mazu (on hiatus in 2013)

Shumboon's Mi

Kao's Session (as of 2011, irregularly participated as a guest)

Splatulapse (live regularly as of 2011)

Flowers in both hands (Tsuyoshi Shibuya, pf. Mari Kaneko, vo. As of 2013, she is performing irregularly.

Killing Time (irregular guest participation as of 2009)

Fu Tau Tauf (as of 2013, regularly performing live)

Chakra (Chakra) (1980, Victor RECORD)

Satekoso (Chakra) (1981, Victor RECORD)

Nanyo de yoisho (Chakra) (1983, VAP)

Mishio Ogawa (solo) (1984, VAP)

4to3 (solo) (1991, EPIC/SONY)

Uleshinomoto (Solo) (1992, EPIC/SONY)

Lemon no tsuki (Solo) (1993, EPIC/SONY)

Death Time is Another (Wha-ha-ha) (1981, Nippon Columbia/BETTER DAYS)

LIVE DUB (Wha-ha-ha) (1981, Nippon Columbia/BETTER DAYS)

Geta haite konakucha (Wha-ha-ha) (1981, Nippon Columbia/BETTER DAYS)

TACOLOGY (Akira Sakata) (1994, Victor Invitational)

NANO SPACE ODYSSEY (Akira Sakata) (1992, NA NEC Ave.)

Haniwa (Haniwa All Stars) (1983, CBS/SONY)

Kanashibari (Haniwa-chan) (1991, CBS/SONY)

IN CONCERT (Haniwa All Stars) (1991, SONY RECORDS)

BUSON SEMBA (Kiyohiko Semba) (1988, CBS/SONY)

HAPPY PEOPLE (HANIWA) (1992, SONY RECORDS)

JASMINE TALK (Kiyohiko Semba) (1996, SONY RECORDS)

Asian Fantasy Orchestra Asian Tour 1995(Asian Fantasy Orchestra) (1995, The Japan Foundation)

Radio Club (Toshiyuki Honda) (1987, Toshiba EMI/East World)

Gaddis / A Taxing Woman 2 (Toshiyuki Honda Radio Club) (1988, Toshiba EMI/WHO RING)

Something Coming On (Radio Club) (198?, Toshiba EMI/WHO RING)

Toho Kenbunroku (Radio Club) (1989, Toshiba EMI/WHO RING)

Irene (Killing Time) (1988, EPIC/SONY)

Filling Time with Killing Time(Killing Time) (1989, EPIC/SONY)

HASU KRIYA (LOVE,PEACE&TRANCE) (1994, EPIC/SONY)

LOVE,PEACE&TRANCE (LOVE,PEACE&TRANCE) (1995, EPIC/SONY)

NEW CHILD(Rehabirual) (1990, Osho Multiversity )

A place where dreams go to sleep (Secret Book) (1999, Village A/Technico)

A Smiley Smile compilation volume two Younger Than Yesterday and Today(VA) (2004, Dream Music)

Alien (Uzumaki Mazu) (2008, AGOGA)

The Town of Flowers, Volume 3 (2009, commmons)

Please wake up (Mishio Ogawa Splatulapse) (2011, AGOGA)

Appearance

 * No Life King（1989）

Sound Track

 * Run, Bicycle Run（Rojin Z Theme song） - 1991
 * Funny Afternoon（Goodbye Tsugumi Theme song） - 1990