Akira Fuse

Akira Fuse is a renowned Japanese singer known for his powerful voice and captivating performances. He debuted in 1965 and gained fame with hits like "Kiri no Mashūko" and "Cymbidium no Kahori," winning the 17th Japan Record Award. His diverse work includes collaborations across various music genres, acting in films like "Tora-san's Tropical Fever," and TV dramas like "WATER BOYS." He's also a novelist and essayist, celebrated for self-produced live performances and his "COZY Theater" shows.