
On Friday, September 8th, during the "WE LOVE HOKKAIDO SERIES 2023" music festival, Keiko Utoku will perform a solo rendition of the national anthem and hold a special mini-live concert. She will color the autumn of Hokkaido with her unique "f/1 fluctuation" voice. We sincerely look forward to your attendance.

My name is Keiko Utoku.
I am pleased to announce that I will be singing the national anthem at the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters' "WE LOVE HOKKAIDO SERIES 2023" music festival on Friday, September 8th.
In the milestone year marking the 30th anniversary of his solo debut, he will perform at the newly established Escon Field Hokkaido.
I feel a great sense of responsibility as this will be my first time singing the national anthem solo.
After the match, I will also be performing one of my original songs.
I'd love to enjoy the game at the stadium along with everyone in Hokkaido!
She debuted in 1990 as a member of BB Queens, who sang the nationally popular hit "Odoru Ponpokorin."
At the 5th Japan Gold Disc Awards, it won the "Grand Prix" and the "Best 5 Singles Award".
At the 19th FNS Music Festival, it won the "Grand Prix".
At the 23rd Japan Cable Awards, they received the "Special Popularity Award for Cable Music" and the "Excellent Cable Music Award."
At the 23rd All Japan Cable Broadcasting Awards (now Best Hit Song Festival), they received the "Golden Hit Award" and the "Special Award".
Furthermore, at the 32nd Japan Record Awards, they won both the "Japan Record Award" and the "Pops Gold Disc Award."
BB Queens made their first appearance at the 41st NHK Kohaku Uta Gassen with the song "Odoru Ponpokorin".
Later, in 1991, she formed the unit "Mi-Ke" and debuted as the main vocalist with "Omoide no Kujukuri-hama".
She performed "Omoide no Kujukuri-hama" at the 42nd NHK Kohaku Uta Gassen.
The following year, she made her third consecutive appearance at the 43rd NHK Kohaku Uta Gassen with the song "Namida no Vacation" (Tears Vacation).
A self-cover album commemorating the 25th anniversary of her solo debut was released on August 8, 2018.
Released "Slow Life and Me ~Organic Cafe~".
In this album, experts in phonetics have confirmed that the artist possesses a voice with "1/f fluctuation," which is said to have a healing effect.
On August 8, 2023, she released "Kirei da to Itte Kureta (Self-Cover Version)" as the first release to commemorate her 30th anniversary as a solo artist, with the song available for digital pre-release.
Friday, September 8th
National anthem
Special Mini Live
Escon Field Hokkaido Ground