Toru Fuyuki

, with his real name being , is a composer of theatrical/classical music. He made a great contribution to the image creation of the Ultraman series in music.
==Biography==
Maita was originally from Xinjiang, the capital of Manchuria, and returned to her mother's hometown of Hiroshima at the age of 14 to live there. He studied at Elizabeth Junior College in 1952, majoring in religious music. After graduation, he joined TBS to be in charge of music effects. At the same time, he transferred to the composition department of the National University of Music. Since then, he has been responsible for the production of most children's choral songs.
Since 1967, he has used the name Toru Fuyuki as an arranger for the Ultraman series headed by Ultraseven. Its well-known musical element, the male chorus "Wandaba" played in the MAT theme song, had a great influence on the later Defense Force music.
==Works==
Toru Fuyuki has produced music for the following series:
*Ultraseven (1967)
*Return of Ultraman (1971)
*Mirrorman (1971)
*Ultraman Ace (1972)
*Daigoro vs. Goliath (1972)
*Fireman (1973)
*Ultraman Leo (1974)
*Dinosaur Expedition Born Free (1976)
*The☆Ultraman (1979) - Second recording
*Ultraman 80 (1980)
*Ultraseven: The Final Chapters (1999)
*Ultraman Neos (2000)
*Ultraman Cosmos: The First Contact (2001)
*Ultraman Cosmos (2001)
*Great Decisive Battle! The Super 8 Ultra Brothers (2008) - Music special participation
===Providing music===
*Ultraman Taro (1973) - "Mother of Ultra's ballad" composed and arranged
*Ultraman Max (2005) - Directed by Akio Jissoji
*Ultraman Mebius (2006) - Insert song "Run through! ~Wandaba "CREW GUYS"~" composition / arrangement and direction of chorus recording in "Scramble 2006"
*Operation: Second File (2007) - Composition and arrangement of the main theme
*Ultraman Taiga - Episodes 6 and 22
*Ultraman Z - "Ultraseven" music (Episode 9) / "Ultraman Ace" music (Episode 19)
==Gallery==
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