Junya Nakano
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Junya Nakano (仲野 順也 ,Nakano Jun'ya, 1971) is a Japanese video game composer and musician who has been involved in several projects involving the music of the Final Fantasy series.
Nakano was introduced to music at the age of 3, when his parents enrolled him on music courses and bought him an organ, which is what encouraged him to follow a career in music. At age 8, he then found that he had a liking for video games as well as the usage of computers. He began working at Konami in 1991, where he met Kenichiro Fukui, and worked as a composer for eight arcade games. Along with Fukui, he left Konami and joined Square in 1995.
Nakano has been involved in many projects in Square Enix, most notably the composing of Final Fantasy X 's original soundtrack (sharing credits with Nobuo Uematsu and Masashi Hamauzu) and Piano Collections album and the arrangement of the DS version of Final Fantasy IV's original soundtrack along with Kenichiro Fukui.
[edit] External Links
Junya Nakano's comprehensive profile at the Square-Enix music database.
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| Directors and Producers |
| Hiroyuki Itō - Yoshinori Kitase - Yasumi Matsuno - Shinji Hashimoto - Hironobu Sakaguchi - Shintaro Takai - Takayoshi Nakazato - Motomu Toriyama - Toshirō Tsuchida - Kazuhiko Aoki - Akitoshi Kawazu |
| Artists and Art Directors |
| Yoshitaka Amano - Toshiyuki Itahana - Ryōma Itō - Hideo Minaba - Hiroshi Minagawa - Yusuke Naora - Tetsuya Nomura - Akira Oguro - Kaori Tanaka - Akihiko Yoshida - Airi Yoshioka |
| Sound and Music |
| The Black Mages - Nobuo Uematsu - Hitoshi Sakimoto -Eiji Nakamura - Masashi Hamauzu - Junya Nakano - Kenichiro Fukui - Kumi Tanioka - Masaharu Iwata - Máire Breatnach - Minoru Akao - Shiro Sagisu - Shirō Hamaguchi - Tsuyoshi Sekito - Takeharu Ishimoto - Yoko Shimomura |
| Translators |
| Alexander O. Smith - Ted Woolsey |
| Miscellaneous |
| Daisuke Watanabe - Takashi Katano - Takashi Tokita - Teruaki Sugawara - Hiroshi Kuwabara - Kazushige Nojima - Ken Narita - Koji Sugimoto |
