As an evergreen tree in Japanese music, Miyuki Nakamura has a long-standing reputation in Japanese music. 1986, Nakamura entered the March 2nd Conservatory of Music, hoping to become a powerful singer. Then I released several singles and made TV programs. 1998 turn to Toshiba Times and Nikkei Entertainment Daily Pictorial for a special report. After the performance, she won the 10 Metropolitan Ballad Festival, TXN network memorial special award and TV Osaka special award, 18 Yokohama Music Festival song selection award, 17 Japan Song Contest singer award, 33rd, 34th and 39th All-Japan Cable Broadcasting Contest special award and the 25th Japan Lyrics Contest best award.
Starting from 1986, Miyuki Nakamura began to produce "Singing Night in Miyuki" in Osaka, and it was extended to 27 stations nationwide. 1993 after the program, she engaged in the production of related columns. 1992, she began to set foot in NHK red and white songs and wars TV programs. Since 1993, the Shinjuku Double Theater has performed many times and received high praise. Michiko Nakamura has a sweet and moving voice and a unique style. In the Japanese music scene where stars come forth in large numbers, it is really not easy, just like a different kind of cherry blossom.
At this year's Red and White Song Festival, Mei Luzi, as an "evergreen tree in the music world", also sang the classic song "Hanoi Men's Day" on behalf of the Red Troupe.