Hibari Misora (美空 ひばり Misora Hibari, May 29, 1937 - June 24, 1989) was a Ja… Read Full Bio ↴Hibari Misora (美空 ひばり Misora Hibari, May 29, 1937 - June 24, 1989) was a Japanese singer and the predominant figure in postwar enka music. Born Kazue Kato (加藤和枝) in Yokohama, she was an accomplished singer by the age of seven, and appeared in film for the first time at age 12. Between 1949's Kanashiki kuchibue and 1971's Onna no Hanamichi, she appeared in over 60 movies.
In April of 1987, on the way to a performance in Fukuoka, she suddenly collapsed. Rushed to hospital, she was diagnosed with bilateral femoral necrosis brought on by chronic hepatitis. Until August she was confined to hospital and eventually showed signs of recovery. She commenced recording a new song Midaregami in October, and in 1988 performed at a concert called Fushichou konsaato (Phoenix Concert) at the Tokyo Dome. Against overwhelming pain in her legs, she performed a total of 39 songs while assuring her fans that she had completely recovered. However, on 24 May 1989, having been re-admitted to the Juntendou hospital in Tokyo, she died from interstitial pneumonitis at the age of 52.
In July 1989 after her death, she became the first female recipient of the National Prize of Honour (国民栄誉賞) for her longstanding contributions to the music industry.
In 1993, the Misora Hibari-kan opened in Arashiyama, Kyoto. Its popularity with fans and tourists has endured through to the present.
Her most famous song, "Kawa no nagare no yō ni," (1989) was voted #1 in a 1997 NHK poll of the best Japanese songs of all time.
In April of 1987, on the way to a performance in Fukuoka, she suddenly collapsed. Rushed to hospital, she was diagnosed with bilateral femoral necrosis brought on by chronic hepatitis. Until August she was confined to hospital and eventually showed signs of recovery. She commenced recording a new song Midaregami in October, and in 1988 performed at a concert called Fushichou konsaato (Phoenix Concert) at the Tokyo Dome. Against overwhelming pain in her legs, she performed a total of 39 songs while assuring her fans that she had completely recovered. However, on 24 May 1989, having been re-admitted to the Juntendou hospital in Tokyo, she died from interstitial pneumonitis at the age of 52.
In July 1989 after her death, she became the first female recipient of the National Prize of Honour (国民栄誉賞) for her longstanding contributions to the music industry.
In 1993, the Misora Hibari-kan opened in Arashiyama, Kyoto. Its popularity with fans and tourists has endured through to the present.
Her most famous song, "Kawa no nagare no yō ni," (1989) was voted #1 in a 1997 NHK poll of the best Japanese songs of all time.
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美空ひばり Lyrics
生まれて今日まで 耐えてきた
こんな涙を 誰が知る
踏まれながらに 生き抜いて
路ばたにはえる 草のよな
強い 強い 女になりました
咲かずに散っては いけないと
そんな自分に むちを打つ
辛いこの世を 生き抜いて
路ばたにはえる 草のよな
強い 強い 女になりました
私のこの体の中には
日本に生まれた
古い血が流れています
そんな人間の少なくなった今日でも
おてんと様だけは
私を照らしてくれました
辛いこの世を 生き抜いて
路ばたにはえる 草のよな
強い 強い 女になりました
こんな涙を 誰が知る
踏まれながらに 生き抜いて
路ばたにはえる 草のよな
強い 強い 女になりました
咲かずに散っては いけないと
そんな自分に むちを打つ
辛いこの世を 生き抜いて
路ばたにはえる 草のよな
私のこの体の中には
日本に生まれた
古い血が流れています
そんな人間の少なくなった今日でも
おてんと様だけは
私を照らしてくれました
辛いこの世を 生き抜いて
路ばたにはえる 草のよな
強い 強い 女になりました
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Written by: 加藤和枝
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