Masaharu Fukuyama
Japanese singer-songwriter and actor
Born
February 6th, 1969
56 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Japan
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Originating from Japan, this artist gained prominence in the music industry starting in the early 1990s. Achievements include multiple hit songs and albums that topped the Oricon charts. The artist also pursued an acting career, featuring in the television drama 'Galileo,' which gained widespread popularity. Beyond entertainment, contributions to music production and engagement in philanthropic efforts have also defined a career characterized by versatility in both music and performance.
Released hit albums like 'Dandelion'
Starred in the TV drama 'Galileo'
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