There are plenty of nihongo magazines based on her life and her interview are also covered on these magazines. Its hard to find those magazines online though.
There are several ways to get the magazines in which she has appeared: ask the person in charge and editor-in-chief of the relevant magazine, ask the person in charge of her company, ask her relatives and friends, etc.（Use email, telephone or fax）
Her managing company at that time Victor's Music have been harassing me and her continuously because they didn't want our relationship to be public and may affect her reputation therefore they threatened her and me that if we continue our relationship they may fire her and that means she may lose her contract with them and of course that if it happened may end her music career so I have to sacrifice my love and relationship with her in order to satisfy her sponsoring company and to make sure they won't let her down so I convinced her to accept our separation for her future career and eventually I left Japan shortly after but we kept our contact for awhile and ultimately decided that it is best we separate for her future success .
Thank you for the detail Shamco. It's sounds like you were put in a very difficult spot just because you weren't Japanese. I can't imagine having to convince my girlfriend that it was better for us to break up than stay together for the sake of her career, especially after years of dating. It would make me feel very bitter to have to do that.
Sorry to read that. It's very sad to remember those heart breaking past memories, hope you enjoyed your life to fullest and had a great experience of life.
Wow... you sacrificed your relationship just for her to succeed. It truly shows how much you loved and cared for her.
Thank you so much sir for sharing. I just have two questions about Matsubara, Who was she as a person; what was she like? And what was her favorite color if you can remember. I have so much gratitude for your posts and replys sir. Please be well.
Per the Internet: Miki Matsubara, a Japanese composer, lyricist, and singer, was married to Masaki Honjo, a backing band drummer for her band, who later became a dentist and died in 2007 at the age of 54. There is no record of Miki Matsubara having any children from her marriage with Masaki Honjo.
