4 Japanese Female Singers Who Show Off Their Bodies for Their New Album

Being a beautiful female solo singer in Japan does have its challenges. One of them is when they get the idea to appear naked or topless to promote their latest album or single.

Not many of these singers are capable and brave enough to realize this controversial idea. In fact, there are also those who are so successful that their names are known throughout the world after being determined to implement this idea.

Some of them are now quite senior, but there are also those who are still relatively new to their career as singers. No wonder, now their image as singers with beautiful bodies has become embedded in each of them.

Who are these female singers who have guts of steel? The following 4 names have been included in the list:

In order to release the album Loveppears (1999), Ayumi Hamasaki was willing to reveal the upper part of her body which looked beautiful at that time. She appeared topless with her hair flowing down covering her breasts. 

In fact, her pose actually shows her prowess as one of the most successful female singers in Sakura Country.

Having extraordinary musical capacity does not prevent Hitomi from appearing innocent. In order to promote Love Life (2000), the I Am singer was willing to be seen naked from the side by showing the left side of her breast. 

In fact, even when she was pregnant, Hitomi did not hesitate to pose like that again in a more vulgar style in the follow-up album, Love Life 2 (2009).

Having a background as a rock and jazz singer has had a big influence on this singer who was born on November 25 1978. 

In promoting her fourth album, entitled Sanmon Gossip (2009), Sheena did not hesitate to pose innocently, only covered by an electric guitar which was one of her instruments.

This relatively young singer has just released his latest single, Zoku Konton (2013), which is packaged in CD format. In the cover, Shoko appears plain and naked with only a black ribbon wrapped around her beautiful body. 

This was the first time he dared to appear plain for the cover of his new work.