Junk Fujiyama

Junk Fujiyama, born Tadashi Fujiki on April 17, 1983, is a Japanese singer-songwriter and guitarist. His music style blends elements of city pop, rock, soul, and AOR, reminiscent of artists like Tatsuro Yamashita and Toshiki Kadomatsu. Fujiyama began his music career early, forming the band "Hayao Ki ×" during his university days. After the band disbanded in 2005, he started his solo career, releasing his first mini-album "A color" in 2009. He gained recognition with singles like "Morning Kiss" and "SUMMER BREEZE," which charted on J-WAVE's "TOKIO HOT 100." Fujiyama made his major debut with Victor Entertainment in 2012 and has since released several albums, including "JUNK SCAPE" and "SHINE."

Fujiyama's recent releases include a mix of original and cover tracks, showcasing his versatility in the music scene. His performances often feature a blend of lively melodies and engaging live shows, which have been well-received by fans. With a strong background in city pop and a knack for creating catchy tunes, Junk Fujiyama continues to contribute to the vibrant Japanese music landscape.