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Japanese lyricist (1949–2023)

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Yoshiko Miura
三浦徳子

Born	Yoshiko Takahara 1949 (1949) Hirosaki,Aomori Prefecture,Japan
Died	November 6, 2023 (aged 75) Tokyo, Japan
Other names	Ailin
Occupation	Lyricist

Yoshiko Takahara (Japanese:高原徳子, 1949 – November 6, 2023), better known under the stage nameYoshiko Miura (Japanese:三浦徳子), was a Japanese lyricist.

Life and career

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Born inHirosaki, Miura started her professional career in 1978, and the same year she had her breakthrough penning theJunko Yagami's hit "Mizuiro no Ame".^[1] She is internationally best known for her anime theme songs, notablyAnri's "Cat's Eye" andTakako Ōta's "LOVE Sarigenaku" (fromCreamy Mami, the Magic Angel).^[1]^[2]