Junko Akimoto (<#31179;<#20803; <#38918;<#23376; Akimoto Junko?, born June 21, 1947 in Tokyo, Japan) is a Japanese kay<#333;kyoku singer. She also sing jazz, chanson, canzone and min'y<#333;. She made her debut in 2005. She attended the 59th NHK K<#333;haku Uta Gassen.[1] Her song "Ai no Mama de" (<#24859;<#12398;<#12414;<#12414;<#12391; Still in Love?) reached number-one on the Japan's Oricon charts in January 2009. By this, she became the eldest singer to reach the number-one position on single charts in Oricon history.[2] The single has been charting for 64 weeks and to date has sold 568,334 copies.

Albums
Madison-gun no Koi (<#12510;<#12487;<#12451;<#12477;<#12531;<#37089;<#12398;<#24651; Madison County Love?) (2006)
Second Story (2008)
Aisuru Hito no Tame ni (<#24859;<#12377;<#12427;<#20154;<#12398;<#12383;<#12417;<#12395; For the People I Love?) (2009)
Encore: Jazz Standard (2010)

Singles
"Madison-gun no Koi" (<#12510;<#12487;<#12451;<#12477;<#12531;<#37089;<#12398;<#24651; Madison County Love?) (2005)
"Ame no Tabibito" (<#38632;<#12398;<#26053;<#20154; Rain Traveller?) (2007)
"Ai no Mama de" (<#24859;<#12398;<#12414;<#12414;<#12391; Still in Love?) (2008)
"Tasogare Love Again" (<#40644;<#26127;Love again Evening Love Again?) (2009)
"Ichimai no Shashin" (<#19968;<#26522;<#12398;<#20889;<#30495; One Photograph?) (2010)

Album reviews

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