A Buddhist ceremony commemorating the death of one of Japan's most beloved entertainers, Hibari Misora, was held in Tokyo this week at the Imperial Hotel, where she performed her final dinner show.

The biggest buzz, however, came from something a tad more unusual. Enka singer Hibari Misora graced the "Kohaku" stage for the first time in decades to perform a new song. Well, technically ...

From her early career as a dancer, her later double-edged popularity on TV variety shows as "that crazy gaijin who sings Hibari Misora" to her current life as a university teacher of tap and jazz ...

Songs of love and care from the sky,” will be held at Tokyo Dome on Nov 11. The concert will also commemorate the 23rd anniversary of the death of songstress Hibari Misora, an icon of the Showa era, ...

On June 24, cultural icon Hibari Misora passes away. Democratic revolutions sweep Eastern Europe and the Berlin Wall crumbles on Nov. 9. On Dec. 29, the Nikkei Stock Average hits an all-time high.

From writing the last hit for enka legend Hibari Misora before her death, to making a movie in New York with Yoko Ono, the 55-year-old pop producer has covered all the bases.

Yamaha Corporation announces that it has succeeded in reproducing the singing of the late Hibari Misora, a legendary Japanese vocalist, using its own VOCALOID:AI singing synthesis technology in ...

From the opening theme song to the grand finale, you know that you have found something special as this exciting movie stars the great Misora Hibari in one of her most memorable performances as ...