[We Want Jazz 174] Born in Kyoto in 1945. She began full-fledged activity from the 1960s, and in the 1970s produced albums one after another with overseas artists. She later moved her base to L.A., and has left works across a wide range of genres such as jazz / fusion / R&B, including "Butterfly" (1979), a collaboration album with Herbie Hancock (p). This work is her first album entering the 1980s, inviting Richard Rudolph, known for Minnie Riperton's works, as producer, and arranging AOR key figures Jay Graydon, Richard Page, and Marc Jordan into an urban contemporary work. "I'm So Much in Love" was composed by Stevie Wonder. Kiwami Hi-Fi CD / Onsho label format.