Hiroshi Itsuki and Fuyumi Sakamoto

Hiroshi Itsuki, born Kazuo Matsuyama in Fukui Prefecture, Japan, is a celebrated enka and pop singer-composer. Known for his deep, expressive vocals and powerful vibrato, he achieved immense success with hits like "Yokohama Tasogare" and "Nagaragawa Enka." He has garnered numerous Japan Record Awards, the Medal with Purple Ribbon, and the Order of the Rising Sun. Itsuki is recognized for pioneering performances in international venues and collaborations with artists like Ai Takahashi.

Fuyumi Sakamoto, from Wakayama, Japan, is a celebrated enka singer known for her powerful vocals and diverse style, also embracing rock with HIS. Debuting in 1987 with "Abare Daiko", her popular songs include "Yozakura Oshichi" and "Mata Kimi ni Koishiteru". She has released albums like "Omoibito" and "Sakamoto Fuyumi Kayouroukyoku Meisakusen", and singles such as "Tooi Mukashi No Koi No Uta". She has earned awards, including the Japan Record Awards.