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jun also did the music for the first installment of KONAMI's Japanese arcade game series, ''QUIZ MAGIC ACADEMY''. | jun also did the music for the first installment of KONAMI's Japanese arcade game series, ''QUIZ MAGIC ACADEMY''. | ||
jun left KONAMI in 2013 alongside Naoki. Soon after the TËЯRA profile was removed from the [http://p.eagate.573.jp/game/bemani/p/artist/index.html BEMANI Fan Site's artist listing]. She then wrote new songs for CAPCOM's ''CROSS×BEATS'', produced by former collaborator Naoki | jun left KONAMI in 2013 alongside Naoki. Soon after the TËЯRA profile was removed from the [http://p.eagate.573.jp/game/bemani/p/artist/index.html BEMANI Fan Site's artist listing]. She then wrote new songs for CAPCOM's ''CROSS×BEATS'', produced by former collaborator Naoki, under the series' end in 2018. | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
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Not to be confused with GuitarFreaks & DrumMania vocalist Junko Terashima, or BEMANI composer / pop'n music sound director Jun Wakita.
Junko Karashima
Artist Information
- Name: Junko Karashima (辛島純子)
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/jun_TERRA
- Web Site: http://www.konamistyle.jp/customfactory/terra_revolution/index.html (TËЯRA official site)
Profile
Junko Karashima (born August 18, Osaka Japan) was a long-time artist for BEMANI. She joined back in 2002 in DDRMAX2, moving up in the series to becoming head sound director of DanceDanceRevolution SuperNOVA, as well as several of the HOTTEST PARTY entries. She is best known for her series of songs under the TËЯRA alias alongside Naoki Maeda. She also wrote lyrics for a few of Naoki's songs outside of said alias, including at least two for his J-POP group BeForU.
jun also did the music for the first installment of KONAMI's Japanese arcade game series, QUIZ MAGIC ACADEMY.
jun left KONAMI in 2013 alongside Naoki. Soon after the TËЯRA profile was removed from the BEMANI Fan Site's artist listing. She then wrote new songs for CAPCOM's CROSS×BEATS, produced by former collaborator Naoki, under the series' end in 2018.
Trivia
- Although not the first female sound director in BEMANI, Junko is the first to sound direct a main title in the series, as opposed to a spinoff (like Kaoko Aoki when she sound directed beatmania featuring DREAMS COME TRUE).