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Taeko Ohnuki
real name 大貫妙子 (Ōnuki Taeko)
Suginami, Japan
Taeko Ohnuki is credited on 669 releases across 237 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1973–2025 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.
669
Credits
237
Albums
6
Decades active
89
In collections
Biography
Japanese singer-songwriter. Born on November 28, 1953 in Suginami Tokyo, Japan.
Active since the early 70s, She was a member of Sugar Babe (opens in a new tab) with Tatsuro Yamashita (opens in a new tab). In the mid-1970s she began to release solo albums, regularly collaborating with Ryuichi Sakamoto (opens in a new tab) and other members of the Yellow Magic Orchestra (opens in a new tab). Ohnuki appeared on Sakamoto's No More Landmine single (opens in a new tab) in 2001 alongside David Sylvian (opens in a new tab), Cyndi Lauper and UA, and in 2010 released the duo album Utau (opens in a new tab) and toured with Sakamoto.
Bio from Discogs
Credited work
669 releases · 237 albums · active 1973–2025
- Performance · 1,586
- Other credits · 514
- Production · 138
Studios: Studio A, Shibaura, Tokyo · Hitokuchizaka Studio · Onkio Haus · Crown Recording Studios
Discography
Records they worked on — most-collected first.

Pacific Breeze: Japanese City Pop, AOR And Boogie 1976-1986
2019

Sunshower
1977

Variety = ヴァラエティ
1984

Plastic Love = プラスティック・ラブ
1985

Mignonne = ミニヨン
1978

Tropical Dandy=トロピカル・ダンディー
1975

Paraiso
1978

Songs = ソングス
1975

Grey Skies = グレイ・スカイズ
1976

Cobalt Hour = コバルト・アワー
1975

Misslim = ミスリム
1974

Playing The Piano 12122020
2021

Zero Landmine
2001

ただいま。
1981

Smoochy
1995

Joy
1989

Aventure = アヴァンチュール
1981

Romantique = ロマンティック
1980

The 14th Moon = 14番目の月
1976

Sunset Gang = サンセット・ギャング
1973

センチメンタル通り
1973

Opus All Time Best 1975-2012
2012

Yumi Arai 1972-1976
2004

CM全集 Vol. 1 (First Selection)
1984
Frequent collaborators
- Epo (2)
- Various
- Mariya Takeuchi
- Taeko Onuki
- Rajie
- Tin Pan Alley
- Tatsuro Yamashita
- Ryuichi Sakamoto
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