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[[File:NakazawaYuko-a01.jpg|thumb|Album Cover]]'''Nakazawa Yuko Dai Isshou''' (中澤ゆうこ第一章; ''Nakazawa Yuko Chapter 1'') is [[Nakazawa Yuuko|Nakazawa Yuko]]'s first album. The album reached #59 on the weekly Oricon charts and charted for two weeks. The album was released on December 12, 1998.
 
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|Japanese = 中澤ゆうこ第一章
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|Cover = NakazawaYuko-a01.jpg
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|Caption = CD
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|Cover2 = NakazawaYukoDaiIsshou-ct.jpg
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|Caption2 = Cassette
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|type = Album
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|artist = [[Nakazawa Yuko]]
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|released = December 12, 1998
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|genre = Enka
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|format = CD, cassette
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|recorded = 1998
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|length = 50:27
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|label = [[zetima]]
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|producer = Horiuchi Takao
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|Next = [[Dai Nishou ~Tsuyogari~]] (2004)
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|Single1 = [[Karasu no Nyoubou]]
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|Single2 = [[Odaiba Moonlight Serenade]]
 
}}'''Nakazawa Yuko Dai Isshou''' (中澤ゆうこ第一章; ''Nakazawa Yuko Chapter 1'') is [[Nakazawa Yuko]]'s first album. The album was released on December 12, 1998 and reached #59 on the weekly Oricon charts and charted for two weeks, selling 9,440 copies overall.
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==Tracklist==
 
==Tracklist==
#[[Karasu no Nyoubou]] (カラスの女房)
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#[[Karasu no Nyoubou]]
#Sutenaide yo (捨てないでよ)
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#Sutenaide yo (捨てないでよ; ''Don't Throw Me Away'')
#Osaka Rhapsody (大阪ラプソディー) (Unabara Senri Anri cover)
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#Osaka Rhapsody (大阪ラプソディー) <small>(Unabara Senri Anri cover)</small>
#Koi (恋) (Matsuyama Chiharu cover)
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#Koi (恋; ''Love'') <small>(Matsuyama Chiharu cover)</small>
#Tsugunai (つぐない) (Teresa Teng cover)
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#Tsugunai (つぐない; ''Atonement'') <small>(Teresa Teng cover)</small>
#Cosmos Biyori (秋桜日和)
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#Cosmos Biyori (秋桜日和; ''Beautiful Weather for Cosmos Viewing'')
#[[Odaiba Moonlight Serenade]] (お台場ムーンライトセレナーデ) with Takayama Gen
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#[[Odaiba Moonlight Serenade]] <small>with {{ufg|Takayama Gen}}</small>
#Ame no Midousuji (雨の御堂筋) (OuYang FeiFei cover)
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#Ame no Midousuji (雨の御堂筋; ''Rainy in Midosuji'') <small>(OuYang FeiFei cover)</small>
#Otonashibashi (音無橋)
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#Otonashibashi (音無橋; ''Soundless Bridge'')
#Eki (駅) (Takeuchi Mariya cover)
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#Eki (駅; ''Train Station'') <small>(Takeuchi Mariya cover)</small>
#Etto Tsubame (越冬つばめ) (Mori Masako]cover)
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#Etto Tsubame (越冬つばめ; ''Hibernating Swallow'') <small>(Mori Masako cover)</small>
#Koibito-tachi no Ballad (恋人たちのバラード) with Takayama Gen
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#[[Odaiba Moonlight Serenade|Koibito-tachi no Ballad]] <small>with Takayama Gen</small>
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==Album Information==
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#[[Karasu no Nyoubou#Single Information|Karasu no Nyoubou]]
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#Sutenaide yo
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#*Lyrics and Composition: [[Tsunku]]
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#*Arrangement: [[Kawaguchi Makoto]]
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#Osaka Rhapsody
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#*Lyrics: [[Yamagami Michio]]
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#*Composition: [[Inomata Kosho]]
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#*Arrangement: [[Funayama Motoki]]
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#Koi
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#*Lyrics and Composition: [[Matsuyama Chiharu]]
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#*Arrangement: [[Nobuta Kazuo]]
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#Tsugunai
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#*Lyrics: [[Araki Toyohisa]]
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#*Composition: [[Miki Takashi]]
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#*Arrangement: [[Nobuto Kazuo]]
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#Cosmos Biyori
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#*Lyrics: [[Araki Toyohisa]]
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#*Composition: {{ufg|Horiuchi Takao}}
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#*Arrangement: [[Funayama Motoki]]
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#[[Odaiba Moonlight Serenade#Single Information|Odaiba Moonlight Serenade]]
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#Ame no Midousuji
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#*Lyrics: [[Hayashi Haruo]]
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#*Composition: [[The Ventures]]
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#*Arrangement: [[Funayama Motoki]]
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#[[Karasu no Nyoubou#Single Information|Otonabashi]]
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#Eki
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#*Lyrics and Composition: [[Takeuchi Mariya]]
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#*Arrangement: [[Funayama Motoki]]
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#Etto Tsubame
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#*Lyrics: [[Ishihara Shinichi]]
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#*Composition: [[Shinohara Yoshihiko]]
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#*Arrangement: [[Kawaguchi Makoto]]
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#[[Odaiba Moonlight Serenade#Single Information|Koibito-tachi no Ballad]]
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==Concert Performances==
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;Sutenaide yo
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*[[Morning Musume Summer-Autumn Event '99]]
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*[[Morning Musume First Live at Budokan ~Dancing Love Site 2000 Haru~]]
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*[[Nakazawa Yuuko Live at Cotton Club -Shinshi wa Imademo Mini ga O-suki!-]]
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;Cosmos Biyori
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*[[Morning Musume Summer-Autumn Event '99]]
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==[[Oricon]] Chart Positions==
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{{OriconStart}}
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{{OriconWeekOnly|59/xxx}}
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{{OriconNote|Charted 1 more week}}
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{{OriconFinish}}
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*'''Total Reported Sales''': 9,440*
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==Trivia==
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* [[W]] also covered ''Osaka Rhapsody'' on their album, [[Duo U&U]].
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* {{ufg|Horiuchi Takao}} released his own version of track #1, ''Karasu no Nyoubou,''as a single.
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* {{ufg|Takayama Gen}} released his own version of track #2, ''Sutenaide yo'', as a single.
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== Interviews ==
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* When asked (upon the release of the album) what Nakazawa thought when listening to the finished album, she answered: "''I felt like, "Are you sure it's good enough?". [...] I don't have enough confidence in my vocal skill. Regardless, [...] many songs featured in the album are popular hit songs from the past, so it should be easier to get into and become familiar with the songs once again. I knew I wasn’t expected to imitate the original versions. But it’s hard because the original artists have already established each image of the song. Also, I didn’t want to ruin the original versions with my lack of vocal skills. I was worried if they'd be upset and tell me not to sing the song anymore...lol."''
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* Nakazawa also said in another interview: ''"I love all songs that are featured in this album, and I feel honored to be given the opportunity to do the covers. That’s why, I felt as much pressure to do it right."''
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* ''Sutenaide yo'' was used to promote the release of Nakazawa's first album. The song was later released as a single by enka singer {{ufg|Takayama Gen}} in 1999. Nakazawa said in an interview: ''"At first, I didn't know if this was enka or pop. So I had to ask [[Tsunku]] how I was supposed to approach this song. He simply said, "It doesn’t matter. Sing it exactly the way you like it." There are contrasts within the song, so I tried to express them as they were. Both "Sutenaide yo" and "Cosmos Biyori" are my original songs, so I felt more attached, excited and enthusiastic."''
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* Nakazawa said in an interview: ''"[...] while watching the music video of "Odaiba Moonlight Serenade", there is a scene which I am supposed to expose my shoulder by sliding down a little bit of my yukata dress. Was it yukata or kimono? I can’t remember. Anyway, I was so awkward! During the filming of the music video, I was told to smoothly and gently remove the kimono. [...] It was impossible for me to feel relaxed, I mean, I am not an actress or anything. So I ended up doing it in a very clumsy way, and when I look back, I think this music video is very fun and interesting to watch."''<ref name=":0">[https://www.discogs.com/Yuko-Nakazawa-%E4%B8%AD%E6%BE%A4%E8%A3%95%E5%AD%90-%E3%82%BD%E3%83%AD%E3%83%87%E3%83%93%E3%83%A5%E3%83%BC10%E5%91%A8%E5%B9%B4%E8%A8%98%E5%BF%B5%E3%82%B9%E3%83%9A%E3%82%B7%E3%83%A3%E3%83%ABDVD/release/10078360]</ref>
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* Nakazawa said in an interview: ''"The first song to be recorded was "Eki" by Takeuchi Mariya. Until then, I had been practicing all songs at home on my own, and I was prepared for the recording session except for "Eki", which I was still working on. When I walked into the studio, and was told that "Eki" was the first one to be recorded, I felt like I was facing a big obstacle. In any case, we did record the song then, but I was never satisfied. I asked if I could do it again on a different day, and I was able to try it again and again. I think it's inconsiderate to present an incomplete song to the fans because they are paying for it with their precious money."''<ref name=":0" />
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==References==
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==External Links==
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*Discography: [https://archive.is/UK59o Hello! Project (archived)], [http://up-front-works.jp/release/detail/EPCE-5010/ UP-FRONT WORKS], [http://www.tsunku.net/producework.php?Music_ArtistID=78&@DB_ID@=43#01 Tsunku.net]
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*Wikipedia: [[wikipedia:ja:中澤ゆうこ 第一章|Japanese]]
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*Lyrics:[http://www.projecthello.com/nakazawa/sutenaideyo.html Sutenaide yo], [http://www.projecthello.com/nakazawa/osaka.html Osaka Rhapsody], [http://www.projecthello.com/nakazawa/koi.html Koi], [http://www.projecthello.com/nakazawa/tsugunai.html Tsugunai], [http://www.projecthello.com/nakazawa/cosmos.html Cosmos Biyori], [http://www.projecthello.com/nakazawa/midousuji.html Ame no Midousuji], [http://www.projecthello.com/nakazawa/otonabashi.html Otonabashi], [http://www.projecthello.com/nakazawa/eki.html Eki], [http://www.projecthello.com/nakazawa/ettou.html Etto Tsubame]
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Revision as of 20:04, 17 September 2019

Nakazawa Yuko Dai Isshou (中澤ゆうこ第一章; Nakazawa Yuko Chapter 1) is Nakazawa Yuko's first album. The album was released on December 12, 1998 and reached #59 on the weekly Oricon charts and charted for two weeks, selling 9,440 copies overall.

Tracklist

  1. Karasu no Nyoubou
  2. Sutenaide yo (捨てないでよ; Don't Throw Me Away)
  3. Osaka Rhapsody (大阪ラプソディー) (Unabara Senri Anri cover)
  4. Koi (恋; Love) (Matsuyama Chiharu cover)
  5. Tsugunai (つぐない; Atonement) (Teresa Teng cover)
  6. Cosmos Biyori (秋桜日和; Beautiful Weather for Cosmos Viewing)
  7. Odaiba Moonlight Serenade with Takayama Gen
  8. Ame no Midousuji (雨の御堂筋; Rainy in Midosuji) (OuYang FeiFei cover)
  9. Otonashibashi (音無橋; Soundless Bridge)
  10. Eki (駅; Train Station) (Takeuchi Mariya cover)
  11. Etto Tsubame (越冬つばめ; Hibernating Swallow) (Mori Masako cover)
  12. Koibito-tachi no Ballad with Takayama Gen

Album Information

  1. Karasu no Nyoubou
  2. Sutenaide yo
    • Lyrics and Composition: Tsunku
    • Arrangement: Kawaguchi Makoto
  3. Osaka Rhapsody
    • Lyrics: Yamagami Michio
    • Composition: Inomata Kosho
    • Arrangement: Funayama Motoki
  4. Koi
    • Lyrics and Composition: Matsuyama Chiharu
    • Arrangement: Nobuta Kazuo
  5. Tsugunai
    • Lyrics: Araki Toyohisa
    • Composition: Miki Takashi
    • Arrangement: Nobuto Kazuo
  6. Cosmos Biyori
    • Lyrics: Araki Toyohisa
    • Composition: Horiuchi Takao
    • Arrangement: Funayama Motoki
  7. Odaiba Moonlight Serenade
  8. Ame no Midousuji
    • Lyrics: Hayashi Haruo
    • Composition: The Ventures
    • Arrangement: Funayama Motoki
  9. Otonabashi
  10. Eki
    • Lyrics and Composition: Takeuchi Mariya
    • Arrangement: Funayama Motoki
  11. Etto Tsubame
    • Lyrics: Ishihara Shinichi
    • Composition: Shinohara Yoshihiko
    • Arrangement: Kawaguchi Makoto
  12. Koibito-tachi no Ballad

Concert Performances

Sutenaide yo
Cosmos Biyori

Oricon Chart Positions

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Week Rank Sales
- - - - - - - 59 xxx
- - - - - - - Charted 1 more week
  • Total Reported Sales: 9,440*

Trivia

  • W also covered Osaka Rhapsody on their album, Duo U&U.
  • Horiuchi Takao released his own version of track #1, Karasu no Nyoubou,as a single.
  • Takayama Gen released his own version of track #2, Sutenaide yo, as a single.

Interviews

  • When asked (upon the release of the album) what Nakazawa thought when listening to the finished album, she answered: "I felt like, "Are you sure it's good enough?". [...] I don't have enough confidence in my vocal skill. Regardless, [...] many songs featured in the album are popular hit songs from the past, so it should be easier to get into and become familiar with the songs once again. I knew I wasn’t expected to imitate the original versions. But it’s hard because the original artists have already established each image of the song. Also, I didn’t want to ruin the original versions with my lack of vocal skills. I was worried if they'd be upset and tell me not to sing the song anymore...lol."
  • Nakazawa also said in another interview: "I love all songs that are featured in this album, and I feel honored to be given the opportunity to do the covers. That’s why, I felt as much pressure to do it right."
  • Sutenaide yo was used to promote the release of Nakazawa's first album. The song was later released as a single by enka singer Takayama Gen in 1999. Nakazawa said in an interview: "At first, I didn't know if this was enka or pop. So I had to ask Tsunku how I was supposed to approach this song. He simply said, "It doesn’t matter. Sing it exactly the way you like it." There are contrasts within the song, so I tried to express them as they were. Both "Sutenaide yo" and "Cosmos Biyori" are my original songs, so I felt more attached, excited and enthusiastic."
  • Nakazawa said in an interview: "[...] while watching the music video of "Odaiba Moonlight Serenade", there is a scene which I am supposed to expose my shoulder by sliding down a little bit of my yukata dress. Was it yukata or kimono? I can’t remember. Anyway, I was so awkward! During the filming of the music video, I was told to smoothly and gently remove the kimono. [...] It was impossible for me to feel relaxed, I mean, I am not an actress or anything. So I ended up doing it in a very clumsy way, and when I look back, I think this music video is very fun and interesting to watch."[1]
  • Nakazawa said in an interview: "The first song to be recorded was "Eki" by Takeuchi Mariya. Until then, I had been practicing all songs at home on my own, and I was prepared for the recording session except for "Eki", which I was still working on. When I walked into the studio, and was told that "Eki" was the first one to be recorded, I felt like I was facing a big obstacle. In any case, we did record the song then, but I was never satisfied. I asked if I could do it again on a different day, and I was able to try it again and again. I think it's inconsiderate to present an incomplete song to the fans because they are paying for it with their precious money."[1]

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 [1]

External Links