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Haruichi Shindō 新藤 晴一
Haruichi on the left
Background information
Also known as	Haruichi (晴一, ハルイチ)
Born	(1974-09-20) 20 September 1974 (age 50) Innoshima, Hiroshima, Japan
Genres	J-pop rock
Occupations	Musician lyricist composer record producer author
Instrument	Guitar
Years active	1994–
Labels	SME Records
Website	haru☆jp (in Japanese)

Haruichi Shindō (新藤 晴一, Shindō Haruichi, born 20 September 1974) is a Japanese musician, lyricist, composer, record producer and author who is affiliated with Amuse, Inc.^[1][2] His artist name at his debut was Haruichi (ハルイチ), and he formed a band named No Score with his classmates at high school which later became Porno Graffitti.^[3] Originally he was the lead vocalist, but since Akihito Okano joined, he became the lead guitarist and provided backing vocals. He is also a guitarist for THE Yatou. He was married to actress Kyōko Hasegawa from 2008 to 2021, and they have two children together.^[4]

• Gibson Guitar Corporation
  • 1960 Les Paul Standard No. 0 0599 (main)
  • 1958 Les Paul Custom "Factory Original Bigsby"
  • 1965 ES-345
  • Custom Shop Historic Collection 1959 Les Paul Standard '00
  • Custom Shop Historic Collection 1960 Les Paul Standard
  • Custom Shop Historic Collection 1959 Les Paul Standard No. 9 1273
  • Custom Shop Historic Collection 1968 Les Paul Custom Black Beauty #015328
  • Memphis Chris Cornell ES-335 Flat Black
  • Custom Shop CS-336 Plain Top
  • Les Paul Junior Limited Edition (until 2011, he donated to charity)
  • 1996 Les Paul Standard
  • 1981 ES-335TD
  • ES-165
  • Flying V
• Fender Musical Instruments Corporation
  • Custom Shop Master Built Series 1957 Telecaster Made by John English '05 (main)
  • Telecaster Haruichi Model (Replica of the main guitar above. Realized by a collaboration project with a fan club and Fender Japan in 2016)
  • Custom Shop Master Built Series 1957 Stratocaster Made by John English
  • Custom Shop Master Built Series Stratocaster Made by Yuriy Shishkov
  • Custom Shop Master Built Series 60's Telecaster Made by Todd Krause
  • Custom Shop 1960 Stratocaster Relic #R41857
  • 1959 Custom Esquire
  • 1974 Stratocaster
  • 1975 Telecaster Deluxe
  • 1976 Stratocaster
• Others
  • Paul Reed Smith Modern Eagle Faded Blue Jean
  • Sago New Material Guitars Signature Model No. 1 Black
  • Sago New Material Guitars Signature Model No. 2 White
  • Sago New Material Guitars Signature Model No. 3 Blue Burst
  • Killer Prime Original Black & Prime Original Yellow
  • Gretsch 1969 White Falcon
  • Gretsch Duo Jet 6128 with Bigsby
  • B.C. Rich Mockingbird Slash Model
  • G&L Asat Special With Bigsby
  • Jerry Jones Baby Sitar
  • G'Seven Guitars g7 Special g7-JM Custom Order Model (Jazzmaster Type)
  • Washburn N3 Original davies reissue
  • Line 6 James Tyler Variax JTV-59 Black

• Martin HD-28V (main)
• Martin Pre War 000-28
• Martin 000-28EC (until 2011, he donated to charity)
• Gibson Les Paul Acoustic
• Gibson Chester Atkins CEC
• Gibson J-50
• Greco Zematis GZA-1800 Tiny Heart
• Ovation 2003 Collector's Edition
• Alvarez Yairi WK1-12BK
• Kohno Guitar Manufacture Concert-J, etc.

• Groove Tubes Trio
• Matchless DC-30
• Marshall 1973X
• Marshall 1974X
• Marshall 1987X
• Marshall JCM800
• Reinhardt Storm 33
• Fender Twin-Reverb
• Fender Vibro-King Custom
• Fender Bassman
• Vox AC30BM (Brian May Custom Limited Edition)

From his early debut to around 2007, the Trio, DC-30, and JCM series were used live. Currently it is mainly the combination of Old Marshall and DC-30. On the other hand, amplifier simulators such as Kemper are used as a sub.

Regular

Regular

Special occasion

• Jitaku nite Sony Magazines – taking a column serialised in the music magazine Pati Pati (released 24 December 2005 ISBN 4-7897-2658-4)

• "Jitaku nite" – serialised in the music magazine Pati Pati (February 2001 issue – April 2005 issue, 51 times in total)
• "haru.cam" – posted pictures and comments for himself at the music magazine B.Pass (May 2006 issue – already finished)
• "Hiroshima Carp Fan mo Umi o Wataru" – he was writing a column about baseball at the Major League information magazine Slugger (May 2006 issue – serialising)
• "Otoko no Kōkan Nikki" – posted alternately with Akihito at the female fashion magazine "an an" (20 June 2006 – June 2007)
• "Tokinoo" – Novel. Serialized in the magazine papyrus (February 2008 issue – April 2009)

• Toki no O Gentosha – book of the novel "Tokinoo" (released 15 May 2010 ISBN 978-4-344-01821-1)
• The Rules (released September 2017 ISBN 9784838729258)^[5]

• haru☆jp (in Japanese)