Yui Aragaki-Sora Full Album Zip
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The album includes the theme song to the film Koizora, which stars Aragaki herself.[2] It was released in two formats: CD+DVD standard edition and a limited edition which has an illustration cover drawn by Aragaki herself and comes priced at 1,890 yen.[3] The standard edition DVD includes the music video and making of footage of "Heavenly Days".[3]
Sora debuted on the daily Oricon albums chart at #2 with 11,499 copies sold.[4][5] It peaked at #3 on the weekly charts with 72,879 copies sold, making Aragaki the first actress-turned-singer in four years (since Kou Shibasaki) to have her debut album open in the top 3.[6][7] Sora was the 10th best selling album for the month of December 2007.[8] It was 160th (2007) and 167th (2008) on the yearly Oricon albums chart.[9][10]
"Sora" is the debut studio album released by Aragaki Yui. It was released in two editions: Limited edition with a special jacket illustrated by Aragaki, and a regular CD+DVD edition. The single reached #3 on the Oricon charts and charted for 11 weeks, selling 133,086 copies.
Tra il 2006 e il 2007 la Aragaki affiancò a quelle di attrice e modella una carriera di cantante, debuttando con le canzoni Memories, presente nella colonna sonora del film Koi suru madori, e Heavenly Days, per Sky of Love.[2] Nel dicembre 2007 uscì il suo primo album, intitolato Sora, che raggiunse la terza posizione delle classifiche musicali giapponesi.[2] Nel luglio 2008 uscì il suo primo singolo, Make my day, che si posizionò subito al primo posto delle classifiche e vendette più di 70 000 copie.[2] Il 17 giugno 2009 è uscito il suo secondo album, intitolato Hug.[4], mentre il 22 settembre 2010 è uscito il terzo, Niji[5]Inoltre ha partecipato nel ruolo di Kawahara Kome nel drama "papa to musume no nanokakan" andato in onda in Giappone il 1º di Luglio.
2005 übernahm Aragaki eine Rolle in dem TBS-Drama Dragon Zakura mit japanischen Idolen wie Tomohisa Yamashita und Masami Nagasawa. Dies markierte einen Durchbruch in ihrer Schauspielkarriere. Seitdem wurde sie in vielen anderen Dramen wie My Boss, My Hero und Gal Circle gecastet. Sie expandierte 2006 auch in die Synchronsprecherei und spielte in dem tragischen Liebesfilm-Hit Koizora von 2007 mit, für den sie den Nikkan Sports Film Award ihren ersten von insgesamt 5 Newcomer-Auszeichnungen bekam.Ihre enorme Anzahl an Filmaufnahmen sowie die Vorbereitung ihres Debütalbums führten dazu, dass sie 2007 unter arbeitsbedingtem Stress litt.[7][8]
Yui Aragaki is a Japanese idol, model, actress, singer, seiyū and occasional radio show host. She is most well-known for her role in the 2007 movie "Koizora" (also known as "Sky of Love") which was a box office hit.
Yui Aragaki was born in Naha, Okinawa Prefecture on June 11, 1988, and has two older sisters. After seeing an audition notice for the junior fashion magazine Nicola (ニコラ Nikora), she applied for it and won the Grand Prix award for the audition. In 2001, at the age of 13, she began her Nicola modelling career and was very well received as a Nicola model, having set a record for appearing on cover for 15 times. A fellow Nicola model Ayako Enomoto gave her the popular nickname "Gakki."
At the age of 15, Aragaki moved to Tokyo and enrolled in Horikoshi High School, a private high school popular for being attended by many Japanese celebrities. In 2004, she decided to put her Nicola career on hold and expand her career path into gravure and acting, and she also appeared in variety shows and commercials, with her Pocky commercials being the most popular. A year later, she officially graduated from Nicola. Even so, she still appears in the magazine occasionally.
In 2005, Aragaki took up a role in the TBS drama, Dragon Sakura, starring alongside Japanese idols like Tomohisa Yamashita and Masami Nagasawa. This marked a breakthrough in her acting career. Since then, she has been cast in many other dramas, like My Boss, My Hero and Gal Circle. She also starred in the 2007 tragic love story movie hit Koizora, for which she won her first award, the Nikkan Sports Film Award for Best Newcomer. Currently, she has 5 newcomer awards.
Aragaki won the Film prize at the 45th Golden Arrow Awards in 2008. Her tremendous number of movie shoots as well as the preparation for her debut album resulted in her suffering from work-related stress in 2007.
Outside acting she also released her first album, Sora, and the single "Heavenly Days", a song from Koizora. "Memories", the theme song for Tokyo Serendipity, was included in her debut album. She also performed at Budokan.
She was also the co-hosts for popular radio program Girls Locks in 2010-2012.
After two more promotional songs used in Maquillage commercials, "Change Myself" and "Bye Now!," she released her debut album, Change Myself, on March 10, 2010. The album debuted at #3 on Oricon's albums chart, the highest position for a debut album since Yui Aragaki's Sora in late 2007. Since then, she has released her debut single "Tokyo Lady," and released an EP called Light Ahead in September. The EP was promoted with three music videos directed by Diane Martel, including "Tokyo Lady."
She switched labels in February 2007, moving from SM Entertainment's sister label Starworld to SM Entertainment and started collaborating with SM Town on their summer and winter albums that year. However, she did not release any solo material at this time.
In 2006, the band broke up, and Lee released her first digital album entitled "Cutie Honey". The first single, a remake or cover of the theme song for Cutie Honey, was released on July 13, 2006 with an instrumental version. The second single, "Jalmotdoen Mannam" ("Wrongful Meeting") was released on November 7, 2006, and is a cover of Kim Gun Mo's hit from 1995. The third single, "Like a virgin" was released on December 31, 2006, and is a cover of Madonna's hit from 1980's.
Lee was scouted by the entertainment company Starworld at a H.O.T. concert, debuting as part of Korean girl group Sugar in 2001. The band released two albums in Japan and three in Korea, to only moderate commercial success.
Lee Ayumi (born on August 25, 1984), known professionally as Ayumi and also known as Yumi Itō in Japan, is a South Korean singer, actress and entertainer based in Japan and South Korea. Ayumi debuted in 2001 as the lead vocal of South Korean girl group Sugar and continued until the groups disbanded in 2006. Following the disbanded, Ayumi remained her solo career with only releases three digital singles. In 2008, she moved to Japan and began her acting career with her Japanese name Yumi Itō. In 2009, she debuted as soloists in Japan with stage name Iconiq and since then, she has released one studio album, one EP and seven digital singles.
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