Rie fu

Rie Funakoshi, better known professionally as Rie fu, is a Japanese singer, songwriter, and musician, who performs the genres of pop, folk, and soft rock, who was born in Tokyo, Japan, and started her career in 2004, and it continues to this day. Since her career began she has released a total of 9 studio albums, including Rie fu, (2005), Rose Album, (2006), Tobira Album, (2007), Urban Romantic, (2009), at Rie Sessions, (2010), Bigger Picture, (2012), I, (2014), O, (2016), and Portraits, (2017), two special project albums, including Fu Diary (released in six monthly installments, June 15, 2012 [You Do], July 15, 2012 [Easy], August 15, 2012 [Fujirock], September 15, 2012 [Fun Play {たのしいあそび, Tanoshi Asobi}], October 15, 2012 [Jet Lag], November 15, 2012 [Winter Love Song]), and Fu Diary 2 - Around The World (released through Ototoy, April 1 [Singapore], April 1, 2015 [Bali], April 1, 2015 [China], April 1, 2015 [New York], April 1, 2015 [Bangladesh], April 1, 2015 [Borneo], April 1, 2015 [Rome]), one cover album, Rie fu Sings The Carpenters, (2013), one best of album, I Can Do Better, (2011), and one EP, Business Trips, as Rie, (2017). 
In the west she's probably best known for creating songs used as openings and endings of Japanese anime series, including Life is Like a Boat, which was the first ending theme song of the anime series Bleach, I Wanna Go To A Place..., which was the third ending theme song of the anime series Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny, Tsukiakari, which was the ending theme song of the anime series Darker than Black, Anata ga Koko ni Iru Riyuu, and which was the fifth ending theme song of the anime series D. Gray man. She also does tons of performances not only in Japanese, but in English as well, and has performed numerous concerts not just in Japan, but in China, the United Kingdom, and the United States, too.
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