Kyosuke Himuro

Kyosuke Himuro (???? Himuro Ky?suke, born on October 7, 1960 in Takasaki, Gunma, real name Osamu Teranishi (?? ? Teranishi Osamu), is a Japanese singer. He was a member of the Japanese legendary rock group BOØWY from 1982 to 1988. Tomoyasu Hotei is the same band's member. Now, he lives in Los Angeles, California. He purchased a palatial residence in Beverly Hills in 2004 which Shaquille O'Neal, basket ball player, sold bacause of transference to another team. His nickname is "Himurock".

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October 7 - 1960 - Takasaki, Gunma - Japan - Singer - BOØWY - 1982 - 1988 - Tomoyasu Hotei - Los Angeles, California - Residence - Beverly Hills - 2004 - Shaquille O'Neal - Basket ball - Transference - Team

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"Wild Romance" was used as an ending theme music of "Van Helsing" that was dubbed into Japanese language.

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Theme music - Van Helsing - Japanese language

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He has ever played the music with Steve Stevens. For example, Stevens participated in Himuro's album as a guitarist and his concert tour after his album "I?DE?A".

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Steve Stevens - Album - Guitarist - Concert tour

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When he was 23 years old, he married his wife who is an acquaintance from high school days. He is the father of 2 sons and 1 daughter.

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Acquaintance - High school - Days - Father - Son - Daughter

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On August 22, 2004, he held a concert, which is title "21th Century Boowys VS HIMURO", in Tokyo Dome. He sang many BOØWY era's songs after sixteen years' silence in this concert.

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August 22 - 2004 - Tokyo Dome - BOØWY

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Most recently, Himuro's song "CALLING", from his 1989 album "NEO FASCIO", was used as the Theme Song to the highly anticipated 2005 CG Film . The film's director Tetsuya Nomura has noted that Himuro's music has been highly influential in his own work, and when asked about his contribution to the film, Himuro said that he was happy his work would be used in "the best CG movie ever made in Japan".

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