Hideki Togi

Hideki Togi
東儀 秀樹
Born (1959-10-12) 12 October 1959 (age 65)
Tokyo, Japan
GenresModern Gagaku
Occupations
  • Gagaku musician
  • composer
Instruments
Years active1996–
Labels
Websitetogihideki.net

Hideki Togi (東儀 秀樹, Tōgi Hideki; born 12 October 1959, in Tokyo)[1] is a Japanese composer, gagaku musician, and actor. His current label is Universal Music (transferred from Toshiba-EMI in 2007). Tōgi joined the Imperial Music Division in 1986 but had to quit in 2000 because of the hostile reaction to his popular compositions from fellow gagaku musicians.[2]

Bibliography

Year Title Publisher Notes
2000 Gagaku: Boku no Kōkishin Shueisha Shinsho
Hideki Togi Shashin-shū Shueisha Photographed by Koichi Inakoshi; appeared with thick make-up of white finish as much as stage make-up
2002 Hideki Togi no Mōhitotsu no Tabi: Nanfutsu no Hikari to Kaze Bungeishunjū Photographed by Seiya Adachi
2003 Hideki Togi no Eien no Omocha-bako PHP Institute
2007 Subete o Hitei shinai Ikikata KK Longsellers
2015 Togi Ie no Kosodate Kodansha

Co-authored

Year Title Publisher Co-author Notes
2002 Hikari Furu Oto Kodansha Yuko Kanno Illustrated by Togi
2003 Amatsukaze no Oto Sequel from Hikari Furu Oto; illustrated by Togi
2004 Hoshizukiyo no oto Completion of the above-mentioned Kanno's work 3 copies; illustrated by Togi

Discography

CD albums

Title Notes
Hideki Togi
Mode Of Rising Sun
Gensō Fu
Togism
from Asia
Gagaku: Ten-chi-sora–Chitose no Yū Miyabi
Togism 2
Togism 2001
I am with you
Pictures
Kaze to Hikari no Kiseki–Best Of Togism
Haruiro Saika As part of Togi+Bao
Super Asia
Out Of Border
Every little life
Chikyū yo,
Smile
Kodomo-tachi ni Yasashī Mirai o
Togi
NHK Special "Uchū–Michi e no Dai Kikō"

CD singles

Title
Aoki Umi no Michi
There must be an angel
Umi no Mukō no Sagashi mo no–Kamai-tachi no Yoru 2
Hikari Furu Oto

Representative songs

Song Tie-up Notes
New Asia NHK Shin Asia Hakken theme song
Hikari Furu Oto Picture book Hikari Furu Oto image song
Hoshizora ni tsutsuma rete NHK Special Uchū: Michi e no Dai Kikō theme song
Aoki Umi no Michi Tokyo Broadcasting System Tōshō Daiji 2010 Project theme song
There must be an angel Lipton "Lipton the Tea" advert song Eurythmics cover

Unpublished songs

Song Tie-up Composition Arrangement Performance
Ima aru koto e no Serenade Fuji Television Goro Inagaki no Ongaku Kyōjidai original song Hideki Togi Michiru Ōshima Hideki Togi & New Japan Philharmonic

Music in charge

Title Notes
Film The Blue Light Directed by Yukio Ninagawa; starring Kazunari Ninomiya
Stage Oedipus-ō In charge of dancing choreographed, appeared as a dancer; won the Yomiuri Theater Award Excellence Staff Award
PlayStation for software Yamagata Digital Museum Pictures: Hiro Yamagata
PlayStation 2 for software Kamai-tachi no Yoru 2: Kangoku Shima no Warabe Uta Part of the new music is in charge
NHK TV drama Mofuku no Rendezvous Starring Naohito Fujiki

Filmography

Documentaries

Date Title Network Notes
1999 Inochi no Hibiki TBS
2009 Watashi ga Kodomo dattakoro NHK
19 Mar 2011 BS Japan 10 Shūnenkinen Bangumi: Harukanaru Unkei no Gokusai Kūkan BS Japan Navigator

Language programmes

Run Title Network
Oct 2016 – Tabi suru Italia-go Hideki Togi no Otona no Kodawari Tabi: Rome to Bishoku no Hōko Emilia Chihō o Iku NHK E

Dramas

Year Title Role Network Notes
2001 Rouge Tomoyuki Akiba NHK
2008 Taiga drama Atsuhime Emperor Kōmei
2009 Mr. Brain Hitoshi Yagi TBS
Mitsuhiko Asami: Sai Shūshō Gentleman Episode 8 "Yomigaeru Akai Kutsu no Densetsu... Yokohama-hen"
2011 Yoru Dora Bitter Sugar Shinji Naito NHK
2023 Ultraman Blazar Hoichi Tsukushi TV Tokyo Episode 9 "Planet of Music"

Films

Year Title Role Distributor
1998 DJ Kid Heavenz DJ Ryosuke
2011 Genji Monogatari: Sennen no Nazo Emperor Ichijō Toho

Advertisements

Year Brand Product Advert Notes
2001 Lipton Lipton the Tea Co-starred with Ikuko Kawai
2007 Lotte Green Gum
2008 McDonald's Premium Roast Coffee, Premium Roast Ice Coffee Co-starred with Takeshi Itoh
McBakery
Kizakura Junmai Karakuchi Ikkon
2010 Daiwa Securities Daiwa Securities Group

References

  1. ^ "東儀秀樹プロフィール" (in Japanese). Satoko Yajima Office. Retrieved 3 Jun 2017.
  2. ^ Lancashire, Terence (2003). "World Music or Japanese - The Gagaku of Tôgi Hideki". Popular Music. 22 (1): 21–39. doi:10.1017/S0261143003003027. JSTOR 853554. S2CID 162279513.
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