Saho Terao

Saho Terao is a Japanese singer-songwriter and essayist born on November 7, 1981, in Tokyo, Japan. She has been involved in music since a young age, singing her own songs from the age of three and later joining a chorus and music clubs in high school. Terao's music career spans nearly two decades, with her distinctive breathy voice and ethereal style defining her work. She has released several albums and collaborated with various bands, including the Thousand Birdies' Legs and Fuyuni Wakarete. Terao is also known for her literary contributions, focusing on nonfiction works that explore historical and social themes, such as Japan's colonial history and World War II repatriates.

In addition to her music, Terao has composed soundtracks for films like "0.5 mm" and "Alone in Fukushima." Her writing often delves into personal and societal issues, reflecting her interest in storytelling and human experiences. Despite her diverse creative pursuits, Terao's work remains deeply personal, often described as a reflection of her life and thoughts.

Genres

Japanese Indie

Shibuya-kei

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Latest Release

川辺にて

Saho Terao

Single - Released January 29, 2025