An iconic voice in the world of music has been lost with the passing of singer Noboru Kimura. The news of his death was shared on his official X account, where it was revealed that he had been receiving medical treatment before his passing at the age of 72. Fans of the singer, who also went by Harry Kimura, were thanked for their support during this difficult time.
Noboru Kimura was not only known for his work on various anime and media theme songs but also as the lead vocalist for the rock band TALIZMAN. The band was responsible for performing theme songs for the popular Ultraman series. Some of Kimura’s most famous theme song performances include Ultraman, Sugata Sanshiro, Mirai Keisatsu Urashiman, Lupin III Part 2, Thunderbirds 2086, and Barefoot Gen.
It is a great loss for the music industry and all those who have been touched by Noboru Kimura’s incredible voice. Our condolences go out to his family, friends, colleagues, and fans during this time of mourning. Noboru Kimura’s legacy will surely live on through his unforgettable music.
In addition to his contributions to the world of music, Noboru Kimura’s impact on the anime industry cannot be understated. His powerful vocals brought life to iconic theme songs that have become ingrained in the hearts of fans around the world. The themes he performed for popular shows like Lupin III Part 2 and Thunderbirds 2086 helped set the tone for these beloved series.
Beyond his work in music, Noboru Kimura’s talent and passion extended to various other aspects of entertainment. His versatility as a singer allowed him to lend his voice to a wide range of projects, showcasing his ability to adapt to different styles and genres. Whether it was a high-energy rock song for Ultraman or a soulful ballad for Barefoot Gen, Kimura’s vocal range and emotional depth shone through in every performance.
As we remember Noboru Kimura and the incredible legacy he leaves behind, it is important to celebrate the impact he had on the world of music and anime. His contributions have left an indelible mark on the industry, inspiring future generations of artists and entertainers. Noboru Kimura may no longer be with us, but his voice will continue to resonate with fans for years to come.
