Satoko Ishimine

Japanese singer-songwriter and guitarist

Satoko Ishimine - Japanese singer-songwriter and guitarist
Born

October 3rd, 1975
49 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Japan

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Originated from Japan, this singer-songwriter gained recognition for creating music that blends traditional and contemporary styles. With a career beginning in the 1990s, performances span across various music festivals and cultural events. The artist has released several albums that showcase both original compositions and interpretations of traditional music. Contributions to the Japanese music scene include collaboration with other artists and participation in projects that promote local culture through music.

Released multiple albums featuring original compositions

Performed in major music festivals in Japan

Collaborated with various artists to promote traditional culture

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