Chiyako Sato

Ryūkōka, Musical Artist

1897 – 1968

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Who was Chiyako Sato?

Chiyako Sato was a Japanese female ryūkōka singer. She was born as Chiyo Sato in Tendō, Yamagata Prefecture.

In 1925, Sato made her debut with the song "Aoi Susuki". She met Shinpei Nakayama, who composed her 1928 song "Habu no Minato". It sold 100,000 copies. Her song "Tokyo March" was used as a tie-in song for the 1929 movie Tokyo March. The song "Tokyo March" sold 250,000 copies.

In 1930, she went to Italy, hoping to start a career there, but she was not a success. When she returned to Japan in 1934, there was no longer any place for her in the music industry. She died in 1968.

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Born
Mar 13, 1897
Tendō
Profession
Died
Dec 13, 1968

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on July 23, 2013

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