Taeko Nishino (Japanese: 西野妙子) is a Japanese singer and actress. She was an idol, and the lead singer of dos.西野妙子. CDJournal.

Life She was born in 1975.

Discography She released the following singles: A Kyu Kiss"A Kyu Kiss". Provided by WM Japan. (Japanese: A級キッス) (1990)Warner-Pioneer catalogue number WPDL-4161 Give Me Paradise (Japanese: ギブ・ミー・パラダイス)Catalogue number WPDL-4188 Kanashii Ringo (Japanese: 悲しい林檎) (1991). This single reached number 42 on the Oricon Singles Chart, and spent five weeks in that chart.シングル売上TOP3作品. Oricon News. Junjokarende Gomennasai (Japanese: 純情可憐でごめんなさい) (1991). This single reached number 50 on the Oricon Singles Chart, and spent three weeks in that chart. Junai Kyo Jidai (Japanese: 純愛狂時代) (1991)Catalogue number WPDL-4239 246 Heartbreakers (1991)Catalogue number WPDL-4269 Kanashii Onna Ni Nacchau Yo (Japanese: 悲しい女になっちゃうよ) (1992)Catalogue number WPDL-4305 Mafuyu Datte Iijanai (Japanese: 真冬だっていいじゃない)(1992)Catalogue number WPDL-4317 Kizu Darake No Kiss (Japanese: 傷だらけのキス) (1993)Catalogue number WPDL-4360 Kiss Me (1994)Catalogue number WPDL-4388 Patron (Japanese: パトロン) (1994)Catalogue number WPD6-9012 Deep Grind (1997). This single reached number 42 on the Oricon Singles Chart, and spent five weeks in that chart.

She released the following albums: Rythm Jam (1991)For a review of this album, see 西野妙子 ／ リズム・ジャム (廃盤). CDJournal. Flower Groove (1991).For a review of this album, see 西野妙子 ／ FLOWER GROOVE (廃盤). CDJournal. This album was praised by James Taylor.Protoculture Addicts. Number 21: January and February 1993. p 12. Hatsubaiyoteibi (Japanese: 発売予定日) (1992)For a review of this album, see 西野妙子 ／ 発売予定日 (廃盤). CDJournal. Taste of the West (1992)For a review of this album, see 西野妙子 ／ テイスト・オブ・ウェスト～西野妙子'ズ・ベスト (廃盤). CDJournal. Innocent Tune (1994)For a review of this album, see 西野妙子 ／ イノセント・チューン (廃盤). CDJournal. Golden Best Taeko Nishino (2026)西野妙子 / ゴールデン☆ベスト 西野妙子. CDJournal.

Concerts Her first concert was at the Nippon Seinenkan on 29 April 1991, and was released on video as First Concert 1991: Junjokarende Gomennasai (Japanese: First Concert 1991: 純情可憐でごめんなさい).Warner-Pioneer catalogue number WPVL-8123

Television She appeared in an episode of Cafe City Yokohama (カフェシティヨコハマ) on TVK.Episode broadcast on 16 August 1991

dos

dos, or dance of sound, was a trio of singers consisting of Taeko Nishino, Asami Yoshida and Kaba-chan. It was produced by Tetsuya Komuro. The group appeared on the "Komuro Garcon" segment of Asayan.元dosのAsamiとKABA.ちゃんが再会！奇跡のツーショット公開！. シネマトゥデイ. 29 August 2012.Mark Schilling. The Encyclopedia of Japanese Pop Culture. 1997. Weatherhill. 4th printing. 2004. p 103.dos. CDJournal."Music 1stアルバムでdosが提示する新たなグルーブ". ぴあ. 1 October 1996. p 1.新訂現代日本人名錄 98. Nichigai Associates. 1998. p 145. The group won a new artist award at the 38th Japan Record Awards.第38回日本レコード大賞. Japan Composer's Association.

dos released the following singles: Baby Baby Baby (1996). This single reached number 4 on the Oricon Singles Chart, and spent ten weeks in that chart.シングル売上TOP3作品. Oricon News. It reached number 5 on the Dempa Publications singles chart.Billboard. 20 April 1996. p 66. In one week it sold 80,000 copies. It was certified platinum by RIAJ in April 1996.ゴールドディスク認定. RIAJ. More Kiss (1996). This single reached number 6 on the Oricon Singles Chart, and spent ten weeks in that chart. It reached number 9 on the Dempa Publications singles chart.Billboard. 17 August 1996. p 54. It was certified gold by RIAJ in August 1996. Close Your Eyes (1996). This single reached number 26 on the Oricon Singles Chart, and spent two weeks in that chart.

dos released the following album: Chartered (1996). This album reached number 3 on the Oricon Albums Chart, and spent seven weeks in that chart.アルバム売上TOP1作品. Oricon News.For a review of this album, see dos ／ chartered. CDJournal. It reached number 6 on the Dempa Publications albums chart.Billboard. 12 October 1996. p 62. It was certified gold by RIAJ in October 1996.

References 現代日本人名錄 98. Nichigai Associates. 1998. vol 3. p 105. 西野妙子（にしのたえこ）. WEBザテレビジョン. "西野妙子 FACE & VOICE". Oricon Weekly. 29 April 1991. "西野妙子" in "赤丸Pick Up". Oricon Weekly. vol 13. 28 January 1991. The Sugar. Volume 128. No 6. June 1994. From Magazine Magazine Publishing. Bomb! November 1990. Bomb! January 1992. Momoco. August 1990. p 1. 小室哲哉によって運命が変わったB級アイドルを振り返る. exciteニュース. 19 November 2015. "heroine". Focus. 1991 (平成3). Volume 11, numbers 18 to 34, issues 482 to 498.