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Jerry Fujio ジェリー藤尾 |
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| Birth name | Shigeki Fujio |
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| Born | 26 June 1940
Shanghai, RNGR China, Empire of Japan |
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| Died | 14 August 2021 (age 81) |
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| Occupation(s) | Singer, actor, tarento |
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| Years active | 1958–2021 |
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Jerry Fujio (ジェリー藤尾, Jerī Fujio); 26 June 1940 – 14 August 2021) was a Japanese singer, actor and tarento. Born to a British mother and Japanese father in Shanghai, in Japanese-occupied China,[1] his real name was Shigeki Fujio (藤尾 薫紀, Fujio Shigeki).[2]
Fujio was represented with Office Kiko. He was known for one of his songs "Tōku e Ikitai". Fujio dropped out from Senshi University Keio High School. His daughters were former actresses Miki Fujio and Aki Fujio. Fujio's ex-wife was singer and tarento Tomoko Watanabe. He died in Yokohama of acute pneumonia.[3]
Discography
| Title
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| "Kanashiki Indian"
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| "Tōku e Ikitai"
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| "Dare ka to Darekaga"
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| "Yubifue no Oka"
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| "Papa to Waltz o Odorou"
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| "Grandpapa"
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| "Danny Boy"
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| "My Way"
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| "Kanpai"
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Filmography
Films
| Year
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Title
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| 1959 |
Dokuritsu Gurentai
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| 1960 |
Minagoroshi no Uta Yori: Kenjū yo Saraba!
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| 1961 |
Yojimbo
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| 1963 |
Jerry no Mori no Ishimatsu
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| 1965 |
Ereki no Wakadaishō
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| 1967
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Koruto wa ore no pasupoto
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| 1970 |
Dodes'ka-den
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| 1981 |
Nihon Philharmonic Monogatari: En no Dai go Gakushō
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TV series
| Year
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Title
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Role
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Network
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Notes
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| 1959 |
The Hit Parade |
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Fuji TV |
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| 1962 |
Yume de Aimashou |
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NHK TV |
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| 1965 |
Tokyo Keibi Shirei: The Guardman |
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TBS |
Episodes 18 and 55
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| 1968 |
Three Outlaw Samurai |
Karakkaze no Mataji |
Fuji TV |
Fifth Series Episode 14
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| Kiyoshi Atsumi no Naite Tamaru ka |
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TBS |
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| Key Hunter |
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TBS |
Guest
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| 1969 |
Sukedachi-ya Sukeroku: Adauchi |
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TBS |
Episode 19
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| Go-banme no Deka |
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TV Asahi |
Episode 12
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| 1972 |
Sasurai no Ōkami |
Mushiri no Sairoku |
TV Asahi |
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| All-Star Kazoku Taikō Utagassen |
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Fuji TV |
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| 1973 |
Diving Quiz |
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TV Asahi |
Third host
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| 1974 |
Yoake no Deka |
Nanbara |
TBS |
Episode 7
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| 1975 |
Waratte Waratte 60-bu |
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TBS |
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| 1977 |
Yabure Bugyō |
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TV Asahi |
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| 1978 |
The Stingiest Man in Town |
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TV Asahi |
Voice; Lead role
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Taiyō ni Hoero! |
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NTV |
Guest
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| 1994 |
Bijin OL-goroshi |
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TV Asahi |
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Monomane Ōzakettei-sen |
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Fuji TV |
Judge
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Direct-to-video
| Year
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Title
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| 1992 |
Luminous / Jerry Fujio & Kaoru Hinoki
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| Akutoku no Kunshō: Black Cop
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| 2006 |
Miss Machiko: Tōdai o Juken Dai Sakusen
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| 2007 |
Kumichō × Shasatsu: Tama o To re
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| Jitsuroku Gedō no Mure: Ryūketsu no Chinkonka
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Advertisements
Radio
| Year
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Title
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Network
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Notes
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| 2010 |
Hakamamitsuo no Hanashi no Neta |
Radio Japan |
Guest
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Kōhaku Uta Gassen contestant history
| No.
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Year
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Song
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| 12th |
1961 |
"Ishimatsu Yarō no Uta"
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| 13th |
1962 |
"Tōku e Ikitai"
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| 14th |
1963 |
"Dare ka to Darekaga"
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References
External links
Authority control databases |
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