Kana Tachibana

Japanese pop singer (born 1985)

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Anison
Japanese pop

Occupation(s)

Artist
Dancer
Musician
Singer

Instrument(s)

Vocals

Years active2000–presentLabels

Avex Trax (2000–2007)
Rhythm Zone (2008–2010)
TOKYO(w)REC(k)ORDS (2015–present)

Websitetachibana-kana.comJapanese nameKanji橘佳奈HiraganaたちばなかなKatakanaタチバナカナ

Transcriptions
Romanization	Tachibana Kana

Musical artist

Kana Tachibana (橘佳奈, Tachibana Kana, born October 20, 1985) is a Japanese pop singer. She is notable as one of the original member of pop girl group Dream along with Mai Matsumuro and Yu Hasebe. She is currently a soloist singer under TOKYO (W) REC(k)ORDS.

Career

Tachibana was originally one of the first three members of dream, chosen through a nationwide talent search held by Avex Trax in 2000. When lead singer Mai Matsumuro left the group, Tachibana was pronounced leader of the newly reformed eight-member group. She remained a member of the group throughout several major changes in members. In November 2010, Tachibana announced that she would be leaving Dream in 2011.^[1]

Discography

Kono Hito「この人」 (For Tokyo Purin) - 2004

Hikari「ヒカリ」 - 2015

Ano Hohoemi Wo「あの微笑みを」 - 2015

Collaborations

[2005.07.27] SLOW DANCE ORIGINAL SOUND TRACK (#6 Three Years, #10 Tachibana Kana, Mayu, natsu - One More Time, #15 Tachibana Kana, Mayu - Koi no Melody)

[2012.03.07] Shirota Yu - UNO (#7 Obstinacy feat. Kana Tachibana)