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  • Comment: Yeesh, I don't know @Modussiccandi:. I'm tempted to accept given that the sourcing issues have been resolved, but the tone seems a little on the POV/puffery side. Your thoughts? If you're good with it I'll go ahead and accept. Bkissin (talk) 02:49, 23 July 2021 (UTC)
  • Comment: Lots of coverage here. I'll decline this nonetheless because most of the "Radio" section is unreferenced, as are parts of "Personal". Modussiccandi (talk) 21:43, 6 April 2021 (UTC)
Misa Tamagawa (玉川 美沙)
Born (1971-02-28) 28 February 1971 (age 53)
 Japan 大阪府大東市
Career
ShowJay Land Shuffle (1994)

King's Brunch (1997)
NACK WITH YOU (1997)
The Nutty Radio Show Onitama (鬼玉) (2003)
Misa Tamagawa's Tamanavi (2006)

Misa Tamagawa's Happily (2011)
CountryJapan

Misa Tamagawa (玉川 美沙) is a radio show host from Osaka, Japan. She's known for previously hosting "The Nutty Radio Show Onitama (鬼玉)" on NACK5 and "Misa Tamagawa's Tamanavi (玉川美沙 たまなび)" on JOQR.

Radio

Misa Tamagawa became a host on "Jay Land Shuffle" starting April 1997 on FM Osaka. At the age of 26, she moved to Tokyo and appeared on NACK5's "NACK WITH YOU"..[1], a FM station in Saitama Prefecture. She has also worked as a first music commentator for King's Brunch(王様のブランチ). (TBS TV).

Since April 2003, she had been one of the main personalities on "The Nutty Radio Show Onitama (鬼玉)"[2][3], the main nighttime program on NACK5 for seven and a half years. In April 2006, she also started "Misa Tamagawa's Tamanavi (玉川美沙 たまなび)"[4], an evening wide program on JOQR at the same time as "Onitama". On the days of the week that the two programs overlapped, she walked from Hamamatsucho, where JOQR is located, to Yurakucho, where NACK5's satellite studio "GINZA STUDIO" is located.

In June 2008, she represented JOQR at the hanging poster for the "Tokyo 5 Companies Radio Enhancement Campaign"[5].

In March 2010, The Japan Commercial Broadcasters Association (JBA) conducted a survey of 101 commercial radio stations nationwide. In the radio opinion 2010 "Joy, Anger, Sorrow, and Pleasure" survey, she was ranked first place overall in the "Sorrow... Which famous person's voice soothes you when you are sad?" category.[6] In the same survey, she was ranked second place overall in the two categories "Which celebrity has a voice that makes you happy just by listening to it?" and "Who are the famous people whose laughter is fun to listen to?".[7]

In April 2011, after her maternity leave, she returned to JOQR at the Saturday morning wide program "Misa Tamagawa's Happily (玉川美沙 ハピリー)"[8] in April 2013.

In 2013, "Misa Tamagawa Happily" won the "Excellence Award", the highest award in the live radio broadcasting category of "The Japan Commercial Broadcasters Association Awards". The reason for the award was that "Happily Classic," a corner with composer Akira Miyagawa (宮川彬良), was "created with all the performers and staff working together to make things more enjoyable."[9][10]

She took charge of "face" Thursdays on the JFN network in 2018[11], she took charge of "Misa Tamagawa's Music Selection[12]. Although she has been away from radio now, she hopes to return to radio personality at any time.[13] [annotation 1]

In June 2019, she began streaming on YouTube. Currently, she regularly broadcasts "玉川美沙tama_ch.radio" and "Ohatama Radio" via 17Live[14] and Twitcasting.[15]

Personal life

Misa Tamagawa has been involved in music since her childhood, learning the electronic organ at the age of four, and in elementary and junior high school, she was a member of the "Music Club" and "Brass Band Club", of which she was the head in junior high school. She also belonged to a copy band at the same time and played keyboard.[16]

At the age of 17, she started riding motorcycles and became addicted to motorsports. By the time she was 19, she was planning and organizing minibike races in the Kinki region. Her work as a host of events and appearances on motorcycle-related TV programs inspired her to pursue a career in a speaker.

She started out on a Honda NSR250R 88 model and has since owned a Harley-Davidson Sportster.[17] After pregnancy and childbirth, she refrained from riding, but as of 2016, she has resumed her touring activities.[18] She has also owned used cars, mainly SUVs, and has been riding them for a while.[19]

She is a shochu lover and obtained a shochu advisor certification in 2002,[20][21] and published a book "Rakuraku Shochu (楽楽焼酎)" in 2003.[22]

Misa's way of speaking is distinctive, giving people a sense of comfort and bringing people together naturally. The results of a survey conducted by The Japan Commercial Broadcasters Association (JBA)[6] and the fact that many listeners come to Tamagawa’s Farmers event[23][24] to help with farm work are proof of this. In addition, the fact that the program has tied up with a number of companies in the past (lunch boxes, pudding, soba noodles, etc. were jointly produced)[25][26], and that the "Misa Tamagawa's Music Selection is trending on Twitter even though it is only 30 minutes long and recorded, is proof that it is loved by listeners.[27][28]

In 2007, she wrote the lyrics for the song "Snack," which appears on the album "Burn Park (バーンパーク)" by Kakashi, led by Bakabon Onizuka (バカボン鬼塚)[29].

In June 2010, she reported on "Misa Tamagawa's Tamanavi" that she had married a younger man[30]. In August of the same year, she announced that she was six months pregnant[31]. After that, she had to drop all her regular programs[32]. On January 14, 2011, she announced on her blog that she had given birth to her first child, a boy[33][34][35].

In the 2010s, she publicly announced on her blog that she was a train fan,[36][37] and in 2015, she participated in a national high school model train contest. In 2015, she participated in a national model railroad contest for high school students. At the contest, Tamagawa held a fundraising event for the restoration of a section of the Tadami Line that was closed to traffic[38].

In June 2010, she started "Tamanavi Farm" in Kamikawa Town, Saitama Prefecture as a project of "Misa Tamagawa's Tamanavi"[39]. With the end of Tamanavi itself, "Tamanavi Farm" also came to an end after its first term[40]

In March 2011, when Tamagawa was looking for something to do after the Great East Japan Earthquake, she received a message from a listener asking her to make a picture book for children to read to adults. After-that she created a collaborative picture book "Protect You (まもってあげる)" with picture book author Mari Torigoe (とりごえまり) as part of Operation Toritama (とりたま作戦)[41]

In 2016, she helped Yamaguchi Farm in Ogose Town, Saitama Prefecture, which she connected with through the "Rural Restaurant Executive Committee," and Shibusawa Farm in Fukaya City, Saitama Prefecture, which she connected with after that, as "Tamagawa Noen (玉川農縁)"[42]

Books

Sole author

RakuRaku Shochu (楽楽焼酎) (Pia, May 28, 2003) ISBN 978-4-8356-0067-3

Column

Iitai Houdan - (言いたい放談) < I want to say something> (Tokyo Shimbun) - May 20, 2006 - April 2, 2011

Book publication

MOTO NAVI No.50 (December 24, 2010)

Tabi to Tetsudo (旅と鉄道) May 2019 <Travel and Railways Magazine> (Dreamman, 2019) JAN 4910059730598[43]

Annotations

  1. ^ For a while, the description in the blog was said to be a declaration of suspension.However, she said blog and "Misa Tamagawa tama_ch.radio" that she had not declared a hiatus and would like to return to terrestrial radio anytime.

References

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