Hitomi Shimatani
Hitomi Shimatani is a Japanese singer who was born on September 4th, 1980, in Kure, Hiroshima Prefecture. She started her career as an Enka singer with the release of her debut single "Ōsaka no Onna" in 1999. However, she later shifted to a dance/pop style for her music. Her songs have also been featured in video games and anime series.
Works with: Theme Song Performance,
Major S5
- Theme Song Performance
As the Baseball World Cup approaches, Gorou Honda is determined to represent Japan on the international stage. However, he faces a challenge: the team roster has already been finalized and he was not ...
Black Jack 21
- Theme Song Performance
The sequel to the original Black Jack does not have a direct connection. While investigating the bombing incident that resulted in his mother's death, Black Jack discovers information about the conspi...
Doraemon (2005)
- Theme Song Performance
The anime series "Doraemon" (2005) was adapted from Fujiko Fujiwara's manga of the same name. It is a more recent version of the 1979 original, with some changes in animation and other elements. Dorae...
Ueki no Housoku
- Theme Song Performance
Kousuke Ueki from Hinokuni Junior High School is chosen by Koba-sen, a Celestial King Candidate, to participate in a competition where participants fight to become the Celestial King. With his unique ...
Doraemon Movie 25: Nobita no Wan Nyan Jikuuden
- Theme Song Performance
One day, while playing by the river side, Nobita discovers a stray dog that is drowning. Feeling sorry for the animal, he decides to take it home and name it Ichi, after the Japanese word for "one," w...
InuYasha (TV)
- Theme Song Performance
InuYasha is a manga series based on the Shogakukan award-winning manga of the same name. The story follows Kagome Higurashi, a fifteen-year-old girl whose normal life ends when she is dragged into a c...
Doraemon (1979)
- Theme Song Performance
In summary, Nobita Nobi is a typical fourth-grade student who receives an unexpected visit from a blue robotic cat named Doraemon. This robot claims that Nobita's descendants in the 22nd century are s...