Takeshi Hayama

Takeshi Hayama (葉山たけし, Hayama Takeshi; born 16 June 1958) is a Japanese musical arranger and guitarist under Being Inc. records.

Takeshi Hayama 葉山たけし
Born	(1958-06-16) June 16, 1958 (age 67)
Genres	Japanese pop rock
Occupation(s)	arranger composer guitarist
Years active	1978-
Website	(WebArchived)

Biography

In 1978, he debuted with his own blues band Hanashin ((花伸)) under Trio Records.^[1] In 1990s he entered to Being recording agency. Takeshi becomes the main arranger of Japanese singer-songwriter Maki Ohguro. Along with Masao Akashi they were the most busy arrangers during 90s.^[2] During the same period time he provided arrangements for another Being artist as Zard, Deen or Wands as is under charge of arranging famous million-sells hits as Makenaide, Kono Mama Kimi Dake wo Ubaisaritai, Motto Tsuyoku Kimi wo Dakishimetara or Anata Dake Mitsumeteru.^[3] After the establishment of Giza Studio, he continued providing arrangements for artist as Aiuchi Rina, U-ka Saegusa in dB or Aya Kamiki. Takeshi appears sometimes as a supportive guitarist in Hills Pan Kōjō Live. Since 2012, he's a music teacher of rock and pop department in Senzoku Gakuen of Music.^[4] In celebration of his 60 birthday, he held special live with former vocalist of Field of View, U-ya Asaoka.^[5] He is active as of 2021.

List of provided works as an arranger

Maki Ohguro

• Harlem Nights
• La La La
• Natsu ga Kuru
• Atsuku Nare
• Anata Dake Mitsumeteru
• Chotto
• Da Da Da
• Shiroi Graduation
• Eien no Yume ni Mukatte
• Ichiban Chikaku ni Ite ne

etc.

Zard

• Makenaide
• My Friend
• Iki mo Dekinai
• Kimi ni Aitaku Nattara...
• Sayonara wa Ima mo Kono Mune ni Imasu
• Ai ga Mienai
• Just Believe in Love
• Don't You See!
• Get U're Dream
• Heart ni Hi wo Tsukete

Deen

• Kono Mama Kimi Dake wo Ubaisaritai
• Memories
• Omoi Kiri Waratte
• Itsuka Kitto
• Tsubasa wo Hirogete
• Hitomi Sorasanaide
• Hiroi Sekai de Kimi ni Deatta
• Teenage Dream
• Eien wo Azuketekure
• Love Forever

Wands

• Motto Tsuyoku Kimi wo Dakishimetara
• Jumpin Jack Boy
• Sekai wa Owaru Made wa
• Koiseyo Otome
• Tenshi ni Nante Narenakatta
• Million Miles Away
• Don't Cry
• Flower
• Keep on Dream
• Foolish OK

T-Bolan

• Heart of Stone
• Afurederu Kanjou
• Namida no Egao
• Omoide ga Sagashiteru
• Love
• Baby Blue
• Tooi Ai no Refrain
• Natsu no Owari ni
• Shiny Days
• Friends

Field of View

• Kimi ga Ita kara
• Totsuzen
• Last Good-bye
• Dan Dan Kokoro Hikareteku
• Kono Machi de Kimi to Kurashitai

Rev

• Dakishimetai
• I just fall in love
• Amai Kiss Kiss
• Hateshinai Yume wo
• Break Down

Baad

• Aishitai Aisenai
• Mabushii Romance

Keiko Utoku

• Anata wa Yume no Naka Sotto Shinobikomitai
• Mabushii Hito

Mi-Ke

• Pink Christmas

Manish

• Kono Isshun to Iu Eien no Naka de

Miho Komatsu

• As, Beautiful Life, Sickness (Miho Komatsu 3rd : everywhere)

Aiuchi Rina

• Glorious
• Miracle
• Story
• Magic
• Bara ga Saku Bara ga Chiru

U-ka Saegusa in dB

• Daremo ga Kitto Dare ka no Santa Claus
• Yukidoke no Ano Kawa no Nagare no youni
• Kumo ni Notte
• Itsumono no Egao de Watashi ga Itai
• Precious Memories

Mai Kuraki

• Growing of My Heart
• Tomorrow is the last Time
• Summer Time Gone
• 1000 Mankai no Kiss
• State of mind

Aiko Kitahara

• Fuyu Urara
• Sekaijuu Doko wo Sagashitemo
• Utopia
• Natsu Dakara!
• Cobalt Blue

Natsuiro

• Kimi no Namida wa Konnani Koishiteru
• Natsu no Taiyou no Sei ni shite

Interview

From J-Rock Magazine 1995/June edition^[6]