Yasuha.

Yasuha, born Yasuha Ebina on January 17, 1961, in Tokyo, is a multifaceted Japanese singer-songwriter and entertainer. She first burst onto the music scene in 1981 with her catchy debut single "Flyday Chinatown," which quickly captured the hearts of fans and established her as a notable figure in J-Pop. With a career that initially flourished in the 1980s, Yasuha became well-known not just for her music, but also for her work as a tarento (entertainer) on various Japanese television shows.

After taking a hiatus from the entertainment world following her marriage in 1988, she made a striking comeback in 2007. Since then, Yasuha has released several new singles and albums, continuing to blend her unique musical style with personal themes that resonate with listeners. Her recent works, including "DIVERSITY" and "Beautiful Tomorrow," showcase her evolution as an artist while paying homage to her roots in the vibrant world of J-Pop. As she continues to embrace new musical challenges, Yasuha remains a beloved figure in the Japanese music landscape.