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*[[Kanojo Boshūchū Tanuki]] (1998) - Theme Song Performance |
*[[Kanojo Boshūchū Tanuki]] (1998) - Theme Song Performance |
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===Music Videos=== |
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*[[Life wo Sakuga-shite]] (2010) - Lyrics/Composition |
*[[Life wo Sakuga-shite]] (2010) - Lyrics/Composition |
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Revision as of 21:40, 16 December 2021
Kūya Nakatani (Kanji: 中谷久也) was a Japanese musician and record producer for Studio XYZ, founder and former head of XYZFM.
On September 6, 2012, Nakatani commited suicide by jumping off the rooftop of the Studio XYZ building. This was a result of being rejected by longtime partner and crush Hizuru Numata.
Anime Staff Positions
Games
- XYZ-tan no Sugoro-kuni (2004) - Cutscene Music
Movies
- Kanojo Boshūchū Tanuki (1998) - Theme Song Performance
- Kogitsune Kon to Kodanuki Pon (2008) - Music Producer
Music Videos
- Life wo Sakuga-shite (2010) - Lyrics/Composition
ONAs
- Oui-Oui! Chic fille Marie (2010) - Music
OVAs
- Penguin Darling: The Great Show (1993) - Audio Production Manager
- XYZ-tan no Yukaina Tsuitachi (2003) - Music
- Sarutobi Sasuke-kun (2004) - Producer/Music (Monkey Business)/Theme Song Lyrics
Shorts
- Hankō (2003) - Audio Production Manager
TV
- Denki Hero Roboman Chuu (1994) - Music Producer/Theme Song Lyrics/Theme Song Composition/Theme Song Arrangement (ep. 30)
- Dokidoki Mako-chan (2003) - Theme Song Lyrics/Theme Song Composition/Theme Song Arrangement
- Yōkai Miko (2005) - Music/Theme Song Lyrics (OP)
- Kachi-kachi Yama (2007) - Music