Saeko Ura

Saeko Ura
浦彩恵子
Saeko Ura 浦彩恵子
Also known as	Cherie (former stage name)
Born	April 1, 1989; Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan
Genres	J-pop; Rock;
Occupation(s)	Singer
Years active	2006–
Labels	Giza Studio (2006–10); Universal J (2011–12);

Saeko Ura (浦彩恵子, Ura Saeko, born 1 April 1989, in Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan)^[1] is a Japanese singer. She was represented with Space Craft. She previously worked with the stage name Cherie.

Biography

By the time she was six, Uura moved from Kagoshima Prefecture to Chiba Prefecture. She spent her high school and college years in Kansai. Uura debuted her music career with the single "Tears: Namida wa Misetakunai" in the 27 December 2006. In the 14 March 2007 she released the single "Sha la la –Ayakashi Night–", produced by B'z member Koshi Inaba, which became a hit. Uura became the first Being artist to carry out promotional activities in Myspace. In the 1 February 2011 she moved to Universal Music Japan and changed her name to Cherie. She changed to her original name later in the 30 August 2012.

Discography

As Saeka Uura

CD singles

Year	Title
2006	"Tears: Namida wa Misetakunai"
2007	"Sha la la –Ayakashi Night–"
2007	"My Mirai"
2008	"Kyūkei Jikan 10-bu"

Limited singles

Year	Title
2008	"Genzai Shinkō Katachi"
2008	"Ending Song"
2009	"Koko janai Basho de"

Full albums

Year	Title
2007	Juke Vox

Mini-albums

Year	Title
2009	Dice

Participation works

Year	Title
2006	U-ka Saegusa in dB "U-ka saegusa IN db IV ~Crystal na Kisetsu ni Miserarete~"
2007	Zard "Glorious Mind"
2009	Naifu "Koigokoro: Kagayakinagara"

Music recordings

Year	Title	Song
2007	Kekkaishi: Original Soundtrack	"Sha la la –Akayashi Night– TV Edit"
2008	Giza Studio 10th Anniversary Masterpiece Blend: Fun Side	"Sha la la –Akayashi Night–"
2009	Giza Studio presents: Girls	"Sha la la –Akayashi Night–"

As Cherie

CD singles

Year	Title
2011	"Koi no Fushigi"
2011	"Trip"

Full albums

Year	Title
2011	Jack

Films

Year	Title	Notes
2011	Run 60	Special guest

Stage

Year	Title	Role
2013	To Ki no Kizuna –Sekigahara Kitan– Ren Bu	Kazuha Yase

References

↑ "宇浦冴香" (in Japanese). Space Craft. Archived from the original on 2016-05-22. Retrieved 24 Oct 2016.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown (link)

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[1] "宇浦冴香" (in Japanese). Space Craft. Archived from the original on 2016-05-22. Retrieved 24 Oct 2016.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown (link)

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