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Akiko Futaba
voc, 1915-2011 JP, Hiroshima
Singer of Pop
A.k.a. 加藤 芳江 (Yoshie Katou)
Stage Name: 二葉あき子 (Akiko Futaba) A Japanese female singer born in Hiroshima City. (February 2, 1915 - August 16, 2011) Her stage name "Futaba" is from the Futaba area near Hiroshima station where she was born. "Akiko" from "Aki Country" (Old name of Hiroshima) Her debut record was an educational record that she recorded when she was a high school student. She retired in the summer of 2003 due to hearing loss and lived in Hiroshima. On August 16, 2011, due to heart failure she died in Hiroshima city. She was 96 years old.
Popular Tracks 
Uramachi serenade on Vintage Japanese Music, Postwar Popularity by Various Artists Byakuran Song , from 'Byakuran no Uta' on Tokyo Night by Various Artists Look up (Thanks Song to the Imperial General) on Tokyo Night by Various Artists I Have a Translation on Tokyo Night by Various ArtistsTrack list and 30sec audio provided by 
Discography
| Title | Artist | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| コロムビア専属５０周年記念 二葉あき子全集 | Akiko Futaba | 1986 | Album |
| 花の素顔 | 藤山一郎, 安藤まり子, Akiko Futaba | Album | |
| 別れても / センチメンタル・キッス | Akiko Futaba, Hamako Watanabe | Album | |
| 博多ブギウギ / 別府ブルース | Shizuko Kasagi, Akiko Futaba | Album |
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