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| Born | (1970-09-19)September 19, 1970 (age 55) Yasu, Japan |
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| Years active | 1989–present |
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| Member of | Abingdon Boys School |
| Formerly of | Luis-Mary |
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Takanori Nishikawa (西川 貴教,Nishikawa Takanori; born September 19, 1970) is a Japanese musician, singer, songwriter, record producer, actor, voice actor, radio personality, and businessman. He performs under the stage nameT.M.Revolution (T.M.R.), which stands for "Takanori Makes Revolution" (貴教が革命を起こす,Takanori ga kakumei o okosu), stemming from the famous 1980s pop electronic bandTM Network.[1] Despite most of his songs being written byAkio Inoue and composed/arranged byDaisuke Asakura (also TMR's former producer), T.M.Revolution is considered Nishikawa's solo project. Nishikawa is also known for contributions of ending and opening themes to many notable anime and game series.
After three years as vocalist of thevisual kei rock bandLuis-Mary, Nishikawa debuted as TMR with the release of his first solo single "Dokusai (Monopolize)" (独裁 -monopolize-) in May 1996. Later that year, his third single "Heart of Sword (Yoake Mae)" (HEART OF SWORD ～夜明け前～) was used as the third ending song for theanime seriesRurouni Kenshin, further expanding his fan base. He also contributed six songs to theMobile Suit Gundam SEED franchise – three forGundam SEED and three forGundam SEED Destiny. Nishikawa has guest starred as a minor character in each of those anime series that featured his songs. In 2010, his single "Save the One, Save the All" was used as the ending theme song for the movieBleach: Hell Verse. Several of Nishikawa's songs, such as "Crosswise" and "Flags", have been used byCapcom'sSengoku Basara video game series andmedia franchise.
In 2005, Nishikawa formed the rock bandAbingdon Boys School. T.M.Revolution was the first artist to be signed toTofu Records, a record label (affiliated withSony Music Japan) promoting Japanese artists in North America. Tofu released three of his studio albums:coordinate (2003),Seventh Heaven (2004), andvertical infinity (2005). Nishikawa made his North American live debut atOtakon, a largeanime convention in 2003. He has also performed atPacific Media Expo in 2004 and at theNew York Comic Con in 2008. Nishikawa revisited his 2003 US performance at the Asian culture convention Otakon by performing at Otakon's 20th Anniversary on August 10, 2013.[2]
Nishikawa was born to a government worker (father, Yasuhiro) and a dental hygienist (mother, Kazuko) inHikone, Shiga, and moved toYasu, Shiga.[3][4] He attended Mikami Elementary School (三上小学校,Mikami Shōgakkō)[5] as a child. Nishikawa was close to his grandfather (a retired policeman), whom he visited every day after school, since his parents were always working. Under the encouragement of his grandfather, Takanori studiedkendo until age ten, when his grandfather died due to illness.[6]
Nishikawa also attended Yasu Junior High School (野洲中学校,Yasu Chūgakkō)[7] and Yasu High School (滋賀県立野洲高等学校,Shiga Kenritsu Yasu Kōtō Gakkō).[8] While in junior high, Takanori began to consider a career in music.[9] He dropped out of high school and left Shiga to pursue his dream.Takanori was also married to Yumi Yoshimura ofPuffy AmiYumi from 1999 to 2002.
Nishikawa joined thevisual kei rock bandLuis-Mary in 1990 as the vocalist. His band nickname Haine (灰猫) and his appearance at the time would eventually become the inspiration for Nishikawa's character inGundam SEED Destiny (Heine Westenfluss). Luis-Mary released three singles; "Rainy Blue", "Whisper(In Your Eyes)" and "Drive Me Mad". The band broke up in 1993.
In 1995,Daisuke Asakura signed on with Nishikawa under the FunHouse label, now owned byBMG Japan. They released one single,Black or White?, under the nameDaisuke Asakura expd. Takanori Nishikawa.[10] This song was rerecorded in 1997 and also rearranged in 2000 as TMR's twelfth single (Black or White? version 3). The original “Black or White?” song also appears as the third track on TMR's first albumMakes Revolution (1996). Nishikawa participated in a mini three-band event in November 1995. His fan club, turbo, was established shortly afterwards, in December 1995. In early 1996, Nishikawa made several radio appearances announcing the debut of his solo project. On March 22, 1996, the project was given the name T.M.Revolution, with Asakura named as TMR's producer.[11]
Dokusai -monopolize- was released on May 13, 1996, under the Antinos Records label. It reached #28 on theOricon charts. Nishikawa's performance onNHK's music variety showPop Jam (which he would, later in his career, cohost for eleven months) helped boost sales, eventually selling out all first press copies of the single. His second single,Venus (臍淑女 -ヴィーナス-) was released two months later, followed by the release of TMR's first albumMakes Revolution another month later.
Heart of Sword: Yoake Mae was released in November 1996 and was used as the third ending song forRurouni Kenshin. It later replaced "The Fourth Avenue Cafe" (by rock bandL'Arc-en-Ciel) as the fourth ending song, due to drug charges laid against a now former member of that band. "Heart of Sword: Yoake Mae" became a fan favourite that sold 360,000 copies and reached #16 on theOricon charts. Nishikawa's second album,restoration LEVEL➝3 [sometimes calledIshin Level➝3 (維新レベル➝3)] was released in February 1997, which reached #5 on the Oricon charts.
Nishikawa released three singles,Level 4,High Pressure, andWhite Breath, in 1997.High Pressure became TMR's breakthrough single, selling 800,000 copies.White Breath sold over one million copies and became the first TMR single to reach #1 on the Oricon charts. Nishikawa performedWhite Breath on the 48th edition ofKōhaku Uta Gassen, an annual music show televised by NHK. Less than a month later, his third albumtriple joker was released and went on to sell two million copies.Aoi Hekireki (蒼い霹靂,Blue Lightning), the first track fromtriple joker, was recut as a single in February 1998 and it was used in aYamaha JOG commercial.[11] Nishikawa's three albums were also released in other parts of Asia, and he visitedTaiwan in April 1998 to promotetriple joker.Hot Limit, released in June 1998, sold 900,000 copies and became Nishikawa's second #1 single. Nishikawa also performed at the 49th edition ofKōhaku Uta Gassen. His fourth album,the force, was released in March 1999 and featured album mixes of the four singles (Hot Limit,Thunderbird,Burnin' X'mas,Wild Rush) that followedAoi Hekireki. Shortly afterthe force was released, Nishikawa performed two concerts atTokyo Dome to a total audience of 100,000.
In 1999, Nishikawa announced the end of T.M.Revolution.[11] He and Daisuke Asakura went on to formThe End of Genesis T.M.R. evolution Turbo Type D (or TMR-e, for short). The name implied it was an "evolution" of TMR. Asakura also appeared in their music videos and performed alongside Nishikawa. Three singles were released under that name, all in 1999:Kagerō (陽炎 -KAGEROH-),Gekkō (月虹 -GEKKOH-), andSetsugen -winter dust- (雪幻 -winter dust-). Their only album,Suite Season, was released in February 2000. Nishikawa and Asakura started becoming more distant from each other, and Nishikawa reverted to his original stage name in April 2000.
BLACK OR WHITE? version 3, a self-cover, was released in April 2000. It was used as a professional baseball theme song onNippon Television.[11] Two other singles [HEAT CAPACITY andMadan ~Der Freischütz~ (魔弾 ～Der Freischütz～)], aremix album (DISCORdanza: Try My Remix ~Single Collections~), and studio album (progress; TMR's fifth) were also released in 2000.
Boarding was released in February 2001. The title track of the single was used as a theme song to a drama calledTo Make Divided a House (別れさせ屋,Wakaresase Ya).[11] Nishikawa started self-producing, with the release of his sixteenth single (Out of Orbit ~Triple ZERO~) one year later. (Asakura continued to compose music for TMR.) His compilation albumB☆E☆S☆T was released the next month. Epic Records Japan purchased Antinos Records that year, and all albums on the Antinos catalogue were re-released under the Epic label on July 1, 2002. "Thunderbird" inspired anime directorMitsuo Fukuda to ask Nishikawa to perform the first opening song forGundam SEED ("Invoke").Invoke, released in September 2002, sold 250,000 copies and reached #2 on the Oricon charts. Nishikawa also voice acted asMiguel Aiman early in that series and narrated a recap episode ofGundam SEED.
Coordinate, his sixth original album, was released in March 2003. The cover was a closeup of the customized orange GINN that Nishikawa'sGundam SEED character piloted. (Orange is Nishikawa's favourite colour.[12]) "Meteor" (Meteor -ミーティア-), an album track fromcoordinate, was used as an insert song toGundam SEED. The album mix of "THUNDERBIRD", originally fromthe force, was also included on this album. Later that year, Nishikawa became the first artist to be signed under Tofu Records, andcoordinate was the first album released by Tofu. The Tofu release ofcoordinate also included "HEART OF SWORD ~Yoake Mae~" as abonus track. Nishikawa made his debut North American performance at Otakon in August 2003, to a massive audience who filled both the ballroom and overflow room (an exhibition hall) of theBaltimore Convention Center to their entirety.
Nishikawa released his eighteenth single,Albireo (Albireo -アルビレオ-), in February 2004. (Albireo is a bright star from the constellationCygnus.) "Albireo" was used in a music variety show onNippon Television calledAX MUSIC-TV, where it was #49 on the show's "power play" list.[13]SEVENTH HEAVEN, his aptly named seventh album, was released in March 2004. Tofu Records releasedSEVENTH HEAVEN a few weeks later and Nishikawa performed at Pacific Media Expo in May 2004. “Zips”, a track fromSEVENTH HEAVEN, was used as an insert song for the firstMobile Suit Gundam SEED: Special Edition movie. "Wheel of Fortune" was used as aFormula Nippon theme song onFuji Television.[13]
Nishikawa was asked to sing the ending theme song of the Japanese theatrical release ofSpider-Man 2 ("Web of Night"), because of his performance at PMX 2004 and his relations at Sony Music Japan.Web of Night, released in late July 2004, also included a rearrangement of "Tears Macerate Reason" (originally fromSeventh Heaven) and an English version of the song (translated by Lynne Hobday). Nishikawa shot the "Web of Night" PV in both languages. He also attended the world premiere ofSpider-Man 2 wearing a traditional Japanesekimono.[14] "ignited" (ignited -イグナイテッド-) was used as the first opening song ofGundam SEED Destiny, which premiered in October 2004. The release of theignited single was the first TMR single to reach #1 on the Oricon charts since 1998, becoming the 900th #1 single in the Oricon chart. It was #53 on the2004 Oricon Top 100 Singles chart, having sold 161,324 copies. Nishikawa also voice acted asHeine Westenfluss for several episodes ofGundam SEED Destiny. His character was directly modelled after Nishikawa himself, as opposed to Miguel Aiman ofSEED. Heine's hairstyle resembled Nishikawa'sLuis-Mary hairstyle, and his name was a play on Nishikawa's pseudonym with that band (Haine). [Heine's first name is written as Haine (ハイネ) inkatakana.] The surnames of both Nishikawa and Westenfluss mean "west river" in Japanese (西川) and German (Westenfluß), respectively. "Ignited"'s title is closely similar to themobile suit (GOUF Ignited) that Nishikawa'sGSD character piloted.
Vertical infinity was released on January 26, 2005, by Epic and exactly six months later by Tofu Records. The infinity symbol (∞), when facing vertically or turned sideways, looks like the number8. That is also the number of original studio albums Nishikawa has released to date as T.M.Revolution.vertical infinity included album mixes of "Web of Night" (both Japanese and English versions) and "ignited". It also included two English-language tracks, "Bring It On" (written by Nishikawa) and "Chase / The Thrill" (written by Hobday). "Chase / The Thrill" was used as the Japanese theme song of theX Games.[15]vertical infinity marked a significant change in T.M.Revolution's musical style, as only half of the album was arranged by Daisuke Asakura, while Nishikawa arranged or co-arranged the other tracks.
With preparations for T.M.Revolution's tenth anniversary in May 2006 and other commitments, Nishikawa was unable to visit North America in 2005. In April 2005, he began cohosting NHK's music variety showPop Jam withNHK Broadcasting Center announcer Yuriko Murakami (村上 由利子) and comedy duo UN JASH (アンジャッシュ,Anjasshu). Nishikawa's twenty-first single,Vestige (vestige -ヴェスティージ-), was released in August 2005. It was his fourth single, and second consecutive, to reach #1 on the Oricon charts. "Vestige" was used as an insert song forGundam SEED Destiny. "Crosswise", the other track, was used as the theme song forPlayStation 2 gameSengoku BASARA.Vestige was #54 on the2005 Oricon Top 100 Singles chart, with 176,028 copies sold that year. TheVestige single came with a unique password that was used to vote online (on T.M.Revolution's official website) for which songs would appear on an upcoming self-cover album. These songs would be rearranged and re-recorded. Ten songs were originally planned for this album, but due to the overwhelming number of votes, fifteen tracks were recorded instead.[16] The “self-cover best album”, titledUNDER:COVER, was released on January 1, 2006, and was ranked #8 on the Oricon charts.UNDER:COVER came in two editions, limited (or first press) and regular. The regular edition contained fourteen tracks. The limited edition came with fourteen tracks, a bonus track on a separate disc (instrumental version of “Meteor”, Daisuke Asakura's only contribution to the album), and a poster which listed the names of all the people who selected the tracks. The rearrangement of “Zips” was used as an insert song to the firstMobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny: Special Edition movie.
Nishikawa performed theUNDER:COVER mix of “WHITE BREATH” at the 56th edition ofKōhaku Uta Gassen, his third appearance and his first since 1998. His cohosting duties onPop Jam came to an end in March 2006. His tenth anniversary celebration was held atUniversal Studios Japan inOsaka on May 13, 2006. That day, it was announced that Nishikawa will perform at USJ, near Peter Pan's Neverland, on his 36th birthday on September 19, 2006.[17] His second compilation album,1000000000000 (a one followed by 12 zeroes), was released on June 7, 2006. It was a two disc set that contained the A-sides of all twenty-one singles released to date, and was ranked #1 on the Oricon charts. The corresponding DVD, released three weeks later, contained all twenty-four TMR PVs made. Nishikawa has also starred in a drama calledNursing Étoile in autumn 2006.[18]
Nishikawa established a new band calledAbingdon Boys School in 2005.[19] Named after the school whereRadiohead met, ex-Wands guitarist Hiroshi Shibasaki joined the band alongside Sunao and Toshiyuki Kishi. Abingdon Boys School scored seven straight top ten hits and released two albums, as well as touring throughout Europe and having their albums, including English language songs, released through a German record label.[19] The band also performed at theLive Earth concert in Tokyo, Japan, on July 7, 2007.
Nishikawa held the Real Time Countdown Party Revolution, a live concert he did with all of his fans on New Year's Eve, to make up for the lack of new T.M. Revolution material. Although in a recent magazine interview, Nishikawa has stated that he will make a comeback in 2008 as T.M. Revolution. His first new single, 'Resonance', which features all his past famous hit song music videos and promotes Sony products in its Music Video, is the Anime theme song for the animeSoul Eater and was released on June 11. Resonance reached #4 onOricon Singles Chart on its release day. "Soul's Crossing", the B-side of the "Resonance" single, was used as the theme song for theSoul Eater video game for theWii console.
T.M.Revolution took part in the "hide memorial summit", a music festival to honor the tenth anniversary of the death ofX Japan guitaristhide.[20]
At the New York Anime Festival 2008, and official TMR and ABS panel hinted at some 'surprise projects' involving Nishikawa. However, no further news on a new album were made. And on March 23, 2009, T.M.Revolution released a Memorial Box featuring the songs from his debut single, Dokusai monopolize through eleventh single, WILD RUSH. These singles were originally released on 8 cm minidiscs but will now be in high-fidelity Blu-spec CD format (fully compatible with standard CD players). The box also contains a bonus DVD from his T.M.R. YEAR COUNTDOWN LIVE, a photo book and logo sticker set. The box's price is 17 800 yen, but the singles are also sold separately.
T.M.Revolution is going to release a single dedicated to a beautiful regional lake. From 2009 the song has been performed during live shows known under the title [Lakers] and for the first time ever, it will be a single only available for download, scheduled for March 3. The song [Lakers] will also be the image song of the 65th Biwako Marathon. The lyrics have been written by Inoue Akio, the music arrangement is made by Asakura Daisuke.
On March 24 T.M.Revolution will release a collaboration work with the Gundam franchise called "T.M.R.×GUNDAM SEED SPECIAL PROJECT [X42S-REVOLUTION]"The CD will contain all the 5 songs he made for the series. 'Invoke', 'Ignited', 'Meteor', 'Zips' and 'Vestige'. But there will be a 6th track on the CD called 'imaginary ark' and this is the 30th Anniversary song for Gunpla. The CD comes in 3 versions.
On August 11, a double A-side single 'Naked Arms/Sword Summit' will be released. Naked arms will be the opening song for the new Sengoku Basara game. An English version of the song will be able on the regular edition of this single. That song will be the opening for the game outside Japan. SWORD SUMMIT is the new opening for the second season of the animeSengoku Basara.[21]
In 2013, Nishikawa teamed up withNana Mizuki in a collaboration called T.M.Revolution X Nana Mizuki, and they released two singles, Preserved Roses and 革命デュアリズム (Kakumei Dyuarizumu, lit. Revolution Dualism), both recorded as the opening theme songs ofValvrave the Liberator, 1st and 2nd Season respectively.
Takanori announced his new album Ten (天)(Heaven). His 10th album and first album in four years came on three editions scheduled for release on his 19th anniversary at May 13, 2015.
This album comes about 4 years after his last original albumCloud Nine. It consists of 15 tracks including "Flags", "The party must go on", and "Count Zero", which are all songs he collaborated withSengoku BASARA, as well as "Summer Blizzard" and "Heaven Only Knows ～Get the Power～", which were only released digitally. It also includes brand new songs such as "Double-Deal" and "Amakaze".
The album comes in two limited editions (A & B) and a regular edition. Limited edition A comes with a DVD featuring live footage of 'Inazuma Rock Fes 2014', while limited edition B DVD contains a digest of 'T.M.R. Live Revolution'14 in Taipei' and an interview.
Afterwards T.M.Revolution held a long tour titled "T.M.R. Live Revolution '15 -Ten-" kicking off on April 4 and 5 at Harmony Zama Hall in Kanagawa.[22]
On April 6, 2016, Nishikawa released the single "Committed RED / Inherit the Force" . The song "Committed RED" was used for the theme song of the PS4 gameSengoku Basara: Sanada Yukimura-Den (Sengoku Basara: The Legend of Sanada Yukimura), while the song "Inherit the force" was used for the theme song of the PS Vita gameKidou Senshi Gundam EXTREME VS-FORCENishikawa was also featured inAOA's first Japanese single, "Give Me The Love" during this time. On May 11, 2016, he released the best album "2020 -T.M.Revolution All Time Best-". The album was released to celebrate 20 years of his career. The album contains 3 discs. In Disc 1, it contains all of the singles that released from his first single until his single that released in 2000 (all singles that released before and in 2000). In Disc 2, it contains all of the singles that released from 2001 to 2010. And in Disc 3, it contains all of the singles that released from 2011 until his new singles of that year (2016), "Inherit the Force" and "Committed Red". On the DVD track list, it contains the video "20 Years of Nishikawa in 2020 Seconds", a video that told the story of his career from 20 years before until now.
On August 31, 2016, he released the single "Raimei". The song was used as the opening theme for the live-action puppetry collaboration between Japan and Taiwan,Thunderbolt Fantasy.
On September 19, 2017, he released a digital single titled "BIRI x BIRI" collaborating withShuta Sueyoshi fromAAA; the song itself is used as the theme song of the filmOverdrive, known in Japan as "Scramble". This single is also marked as a single that uses his real name, instead of using his stage name. In various articles promoting the movie and his contribution to it, he stated that he wished to try more and different styles of music under his own name. On March 7, 2018, he will release a single titled "Bright Burning Shout", which was released digitally on January 28, 2018; the song is used as the opening theme to the 2018 animeFate/Extra Last Encore.
He covered "Ever Free" for the June 6, 2018hide tribute albumTribute Impulse.[23] On March 6, 2019, Nishikawa released the albumSingularity, which includes "Be Affected", his collaboration withFear, and Loathing in Las Vegas, theHiroyuki Sawano-produced tracks "His/Story" and "Roll The Dice", and the digital single "Unbroken" feat.Tomoyasu Hotei, which was used as the theme for the filmMillion Arthur vs. Touken Ranbu the Movie.[24]
In 2019, Takanori collaborated withJ on the songs "Real×Eyez", the theme song of theKamen Rider Zero-One TV series,[25] and "Another Daybreak", the theme song of theKamen Rider Reiwa: The First Generation film. Both tracks were released as a single on January 22, 2020.[26] The two musicians collaborated again on "A.I. ∴ All Imagination" for 2020'sKamen Rider Zero-One the Movie: Real×Time.[27]
He collaborated withASCA in performing the song "Tenbin -LIBRA-" (天秤-Libra-,Balance -LIBRA-) that was released on May 27, 2020; the song is used as the opening theme of anime seriesWhite Cat Project: Zero Chronicle.[28] Later that year, he collaborated withShō Kiryūin in performing a cover of the song "1・2・3" originally sung byMafumafu and Soraru under the unit After the Rain; the cover was used as the second opening theme of the anime seriesPokémon Journeys.[29]
Nishikawa was the guest of honor atComic Con 2008 in New York.[30]
In early 2008, Nishikawa starred in the movie Corazon de Melon.[31] It premiered atNYU's Cantor Film Center in New York City on September 28, 2008, as part of the film festival.
Takanori now has a new title for his resume: first Cultural Ambassador forShiga prefecture, his home region. At the inauguration ceremony, he said that "I want to return a favor for my hometown by music" and realized his plan. In 2009, he took place a two-day event called "Inazuma Rock Fes" (inazuma means "lightning" associated with a shape of滋, the firstkanji character of Shiga) at alakeside park inKusatsu city near his hometown on September 19 (Takanori's birthday) and 20th. It was the first large-scale open-air music festival in history of Shiga. The Inazuma Rock Fes was a big hit, and became an annual event.[32][33]
Takanori has established his own indies record label called Defrock Records. The first artist on the label is the four-member rock band Agitato, who will release a mini-album titled "Colors" on January 20.
Agitato formed in 2004. This past October, they served as the opening act for Nishikawa's band, abingdon boys school, at the Ebisu Liquid Room.
Nishikawa described the label as "borderless", saying that he hopes to deliver a variety of high quality music to the world.
"Takanori Nishikawa's All Night Nippon" (西川貴教のオールナイトニッポン,Nishikawa Takanori no Ōru Naito Nippon) was aradio show Nishikawa hosted onAll Night Nippon. Listeners, who were unable to meet him at his concerts, had a chance to talk to Nishikawa on air. Nishikawa's radio show was broadcast on Monday nights and ran for eight years and nine months, from January 6, 1997, to September 26, 2005. The show was called "Takanori Nishikawa's All Night Nippon SUPER!" (西川貴教のallnightnippon SUPER!) from April 1999 to March 2003. A two-hour television special withMasaharu Fukuyama, calledMasaharu Fukuyama and Takanori Nishikawa's All Night Nippon (福山雅治と西川貴教のオールナイトニッポンTV,Fukuyama Masaharu to Nishikawa Takanori no Ōru Naito Nippon TV), was aired on September 30, 2001, onFuji Television.
Established on April 7, 1998, Diesel Corporation is acompany run by Nishikawa. The company is responsible for artist management & promotion, operating Nishikawa's fan club, and marketing the DEFRÖCK brand (see next section).
Launched in 2001,Defröck is Nishikawa's clothing line. The name comes from a play on words, most notably the near-phonetic indifference between "l” and "r” in Japanese. Cars, which Nishikawa likes, use a device calleddifferential lock. Nishikawa's favourite music genre is rock (although he does enjoy various kinds of music).[34] He took the first few syllables of “differential”, changed “lock” into “rock”, and combined the two together to form this name.[9] On a side note, inGundam SEED, the Defröck label appears on Nishikawa's character's mobile suit as a custom sticker.
Babel Fish, which opened in 2004, was a shop (inShibuya) that sold Defröck clothes. It closed on July 31, 2006.[35]
He did a comeback tour as T.M. Revolution from the end of 2008 to March 2009. A photobook,Re:incarnation, has been released, documenting the tour.
Nishikawa married fellow musician and singer Yumi Yoshimura on April 2, 1999, but the couple later divorced on July 1, 2002. Though the two remained friends afterwards.[36]
On August 29, 2020, Nishikawa announced via hissocial media account of his second marriage. His spouse is said to be an ordinary person not in the entertainment industry.[37]
Nishikawa has released 12 studio albums, 1 pre-debut singles, 41 singles, 15 digital single, 8 compilations, 1 remix album, and 2 "self-cover bests" album as T.M.Revolution. He also recorded a cover of dance groupTRF's song "Silver and Gold dance", from their 2006 albumLif-e-Motions.
the end of genesis T.M.Revolution turbo type D released 1 album and 3 singles.
FiveHello Kitty keychains were released as promotional items for TMR's tenth anniversary in 2005. They are based on the costume used in the respective song's PV.
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