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'''Kōji Wada''' (和田 光司 ''Wada Kōji'', born [[January 29]], [[1974]]) is a Japanese pop artist from [[wikipedia:Kyoto|Kyoto]]. He rose to fame in [[1999]] when his single "Butter-fly" was used as the [[theme song|opening theme]] to ''Digimon Adventure'', and he has since recorded songs for each of its proceeding anime series. In [[2010]], he released a 10th anniversary album titled "From the Windward Hill" (風上の丘から, ''Kazakami no Okara''). | '''Kōji Wada''' (和田 光司 ''Wada Kōji'', born [[January 29]], [[1974]], died [[April 3]], [[2016]]) is a Japanese pop artist from [[wikipedia:Kyoto|Kyoto]]. He rose to fame in [[1999]] when his single "Butter-fly" was used as the [[theme song|opening theme]] to ''Digimon Adventure'', and he has since recorded songs for each of its proceeding anime series. In [[2010]], he released a 10th anniversary album titled "From the Windward Hill" (風上の丘から, ''Kazakami no Okara''). | ||
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Kōji Wada (和田 光司 Wada Kōji, born January 29, 1974, died April 3, 2016) is a Japanese pop artist from Kyoto. He rose to fame in 1999 when his single "Butter-fly" was used as the opening theme to Digimon Adventure, and he has since recorded songs for each of its proceeding anime series. In 2010, he released a 10th anniversary album titled "From the Windward Hill" (風上の丘から, Kazakami no Okara).
