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Azusa Senou
瀬能 あづさ
Born (1973-04-03) April 3, 1973 (age 53)
GenresJ-pop
OccupationsOccasional actress, singer, model
Years active1989–1996
LabelPony Canyon
Formerly ofCoCo

Azusa Senou (瀬能 あづさ, Senō Azusa; born April 3, 1973), is a Japanese singer, actress and model. She has been a former member of Japan's idol group Coco in the late 1980s.

Biography

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Azusa was born in Atsugi, Kanagawa, Japan, and made her solo debut on 4 September 1991. She was a founding member of Coco, though she left in 1992. She has since retired from the entertainment business.

Discography

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Singles

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  • Mou Nakanaide (もう泣かないで)
    • Released: September 4, 1991
    • Oricon number 5[1]
  • Mitsumete itemo (見つめていても)
    • Released: January 15, 1992
    • Oricon number 10[1]
  • Kimi no tsubasa ~daijoubu dakara~ (君の翼~だいじょうぶだから~)
    • Released: June 3, 1992
    • Oricon number 8[1]
  • Anata Janakereba (あなたじゃなければ)
    • Released: October 21, 1992
    • Oricon number 14[1]
  • I miss you
    • Released: February 19, 1993
    • Oricon number 27[1]
  • Shitsuren (失恋カフェ)
    • Released: June 18, 1993
    • Oricon number 29[1]
  • Aki ()
    • Released: October 21, 1993
    • Oricon number 30[1]

Albums

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  • 21 August 1992: Crystal Eyes [PCCA-00388] Oricon number 6[2][3]
  • 21 July 1993: Horizon [PCCA-00468] Oricon number 29[2][4]

Picture books

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  • 2 October 1991: Yokan
  • 25 October 1992: Liberty

References

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