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Ou Yang Fei Fei, a pioneering figure in East Asian pop, began her illustrious career with a Taipei debut in 1967. She captured Japan’s heart in 1971 with Ame no Midōsuji (Rainy Midōsuji), topping the Oricon charts and earning Best Newcomer at the 13th Japan Record Awards. She made history as the first foreign artist to perform on NHK Kōhaku Uta Gassen in 1972, with later appearances in 1973 and 1991. Her enduring hits—Love Is Over (1982) and Ame no Airport—helped cement her as a key cross-cultural pop icon. Ou Yang Fei Fei’s discography spans 11 Japanese studio albums released between 1971 and 1991, featuring Japanese titles like Ame no Midōsuji, Koi no Jūjiro, and Return. Widely recognized for her contributions to music, she received the Japan Cable Grand Prize (1979–1982) for Ame no Airport, the Long Seller prize for Love Is Over in 1982, and the Golden Melody Special Contribution Award in 2023. While public 2025 tour dates aren’t publicly announced, fans can stay tuned for updates and secure seats through trusted partners.