Yuzu (band)

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Yuzu

Years active	1997–present
Genres	J-Pop Folk music
Labels	Toy's Factory
Members	Kitagawa Yujin born: January 14, 1977 (vocals, guitar, harmonica, kazoo, whistle), Iwasawa Kouji born: October 14 1976 (vocals, guitar, blues harp, kazoo)

Yuzu (ゆず) is a Japanese popular music duo. Its members are Kitagawa Yujin (北川悠仁) and Iwasawa Kouji (岩沢厚治). Both of the band member came from Yokohama in Kanagawa Prefecture.

1 Discography
2 External links

[edit] Discography

They came from a popular street musician. At first, their band name was “Lights”, but Kitagawa thought that name was hick, so they changed the name “Yuzu”. At that time, Kitagawa ate a Yuzu sherbet, so he named after their band name Yuzu. (Incidentally, Iwasawa ate vanilla ice cream. Perhaps the band name might be Vanilla. Sometimes Iwasawa tells this story.) The fans of Yuzu are called “Yuzukko”.

[edit] Singles

'Natsuiro' (3 June 1998)
'Shonen' (18 September 1998)
'Karappo' (11 November 1998)
'Itsuka' (20 January 1999)
'Sayonara Basu' (17 March 1999)
'Senchimentaru' (18 August 1999)
'Tomodachi no Uta' (29 September 1999)
'Kokoro no mama ni / Kuzuboshi' (25 November 1999)
'Aa, Seishun no Hibi' (31 May 2000)
'Tobenai Tori' (18 October 2000)
'3 Kaunto' (23 May 2001)
'Agein 2' (13 February 2002)
'Koi no Kayobi' (20 February 2002)
'Mata Aeru Hi made' (17 October 2002)
'Ao' (5 February 2003)
'Kokyu' (12 February 2003)
'3 bansen / Suiheisen' (19 February 2003)
'Sumire' (26 February 2003)
'Hokosha Yusen / Nou' (22 October 2003)
'Sakuragimachi / Shumi no Haba / Yume no Chizu' (2 June 2004)
'Eiko no Kakehashi' (22 July 2004)
'Chotokkyu / Hi wa Mata Noboru'

[edit] Albums

Yuzu no Moto (25 October 1997)
Yuzuman (21 February 1998)
Yuzu Ikka (23 July 1998)
Utajiki -Sakura Saku Hen- (23 June 1999)
Yuzuen (14 October 1999)
Yuzuman no Natsu (12 July 2000)
Tobira (1 November 2000)
Utajiki -Futari no Biggu (Eggu) Sho Hen- (18 July 2001)
Yuzumoa (6 March 2002)
Sumire (19 March 2003)
Yuzu Sumairu (30 July 2003)
1 -ONE- (15 September 2004)
Home [1997-2000]
Going [2001-2005]
Ribon (18 January 2006)

[edit] DVDs

TOBIRA TOUR 2000-2001 (6 May 2001)
Rokkasen Kin Gin (26 December 2001)
Futari no Biggu (Eggu) Sho -2jikan 53fun TOKYO DOME Kanzen Nokattoban- (26 December 2001)
Futari (23 January 2002)
Futari Akiaji (23 January 2002)
Sutajiamu Manin On(raku)satsu -Netto! Bomb Odori- (23 January 2002)
Koi no Kayobi (7 August 2002)
Rokkasen Kurenai (22 January 2003)
Rokkasen Sumire (21 May 2003)
Sumire (22 October 2003)

[edit] VHS

Futari (17 March 1999)
Rokkasen Kin (16 February 2000)
Rokkasen Gin (16 February 2000)
Futari Akiaji (12 April 2000)
TOBIRA TOUR 2000-2001 (4 April 2001)
Futari no Biggu (Eggu) Sho -2jikan 53fun TOKYO DOME Kanzen Nokattoban- (26 December 2001)
Sutajiamu Manin On(raku)satsu -Netto! Bomb Odori- (23 January 2002)
Koi no Kayobi (7 August 2002)
Rokkasen Kurenai (22 January 2003)
Rokkasen Sumire (21 May 2003)
Sumire (22 October 2003)