Red Team
Naoko Kawai Smile for Me 1st time
Hitomi Ishikawa Machibuse 1st time
Kazuko Matsumura Kaette Koi Yo 1st time
Mizue Takada Namida no Jitterbug 4th time
Seiko Matsuda Natsu no Tobira 2nd
Kiyoko Suizenji Yuuake no Umi 17th
Miyuki Kawanaka Futari Zake 1st
Rumiko Koyanagi Tasogare no Love Call 11th
Chiyoko Shimakura Housenka 25th
Mieko Makimura Michizure 1st
Mayumi Itsuwa Revival 2nd
Ikue Sakakibara Shining Love 4th
Junko Sakurada This is a Boogie 8th
Los Indios and Silvia Uso yo Kon'ya mo 2nd
Mina Aoe Anata ni Yurarete 15th
Naoko Ken Bossa Nova 5th
Sayuri Ishikawa Namida no Yado 5th
Hiromi Iwasaki Sumire Iro no Namida 7th
Sachiko Kobayashi Mayoi Michi 3rd
Harumi Miyako Uki Kusa Gurashi 17th
Aki Yashiro Ushiro Kage 9th
Masako Mori Kanashimi Honsen Nihon-kai 9th
Masahiko Kondo Gingiragin ni Sarigenaku 1st time
Toshihiko Tahara Kanashimi 2 (TOO) Young 2nd time
Joji Yamamoto Michinoku Hitori Tabi 1st time
Hiromi Go O-yome Samba 9th time
Masao Sen Boukyou Sakaba 9th
Haruo Minami Yuki no Wataridori 24th
Hideki Saijo Gypsy 8th
Youichi Sugawara Bojou 15th
Frank Sakai Omae ni 25th
Takashi Hosokawa Itsuka Dokoka de 7th
Akira Terao Ruby no Yubiwa 1st
Toshiyuki Nishida Moshimo Piano ga Hiketanara 1st
Yuzo Kayama Kimi to Itsumade mo 8th
Kenji Sawada Stripper 9th
Hideo Murata Namida Zaka 20th
Tetsuya Ryu Okubita Bojou 1st
Goro Noguchi Uragiri Kozou 10th
Kenji Niinuma Mataseta ne 6th
The Cool Five Onna Konuka Ame 10th
Shinichi Mori Inochi Ataete 14th
Hiroshi Itsuki Jinsei Kakurenbo 11th
Saburo Kitajima Kazeyuki Nagare Tabi 19th
For the actual Japanese characters behind this list, you can go straight to the NHK website.
The romanization matches the original order of the list on the site.
Hi J-Canuck
ReplyDeleteohhh you are soo fast..lol
some interesting names here..like
Kazuko Matsumura and Kawai Naoko..
Was Kaette Koi Yo Kazuko the most popular hit?
See ya
makoto-gawa
Hi, Makoto-gawa.
ReplyDeleteYes, it was a very interesting mix...probably helped raise my interest in kayo kyoku and J-Pop. Not sure which song was the song of the night, though. But my personal favourites were Akira Terao and Hiromi Go. Have you seen a lot of the Kohakus?
Hi J-Canuck
ReplyDeleteI have seen few late '80 and few early '90 Kohaku shows..from old tape recordings..somehow the recent ones kept me away..I only pick up names he he..
keep writing!
makoto-gawa
Hey, Makoto-gawa.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I think my keenest period for the Kohaku was pretty much from 1981 to 1986. But I still watch the show on New Year's Day here while I eat my o-zouni and o-sechi just to get an idea of who the popular acts are.