After that, she participated in the 5th World Popular Song Festival with 'Junko's Dream' and advanced to the finals. Yagami was the only one who was nominated for two songs in the same tournament and won a prize at the same time after the final round was held at Tsumagoi. At the same tournament, 'Time of Happiness' was also nominated and selected as a prize-winning song.

Yagami participated in the 8th Yamaha Popular Song Contest (Popcon) held on 13 October 1974, and won the Outstanding Song Award for 'Everyone on a Rainy Day'. She started writing songs while she was in high school, and when she was 16 years old in 1974, she wrote and composed the song 'Everyone on a Rainy Day' for the first time. She started attending Yamaha's vocal talent school and was devoted to singing practice. When she entered Aichi Shukutoku High School, she formed a folk guitar circle and sometimes went to school festivals at other schools with them. The child who was good at exercising was touted and prominent, but I was shy and totally unobtrusive.'

On the other hand, Yagami said about her childhood, 'When I was in elementary school, I was very clumsy and awkward, and I didn't like myself. She has loved singing since she was a child, and even at home she continued to sing the songs of The Peanuts and Shirley Bassey, which surprised her parents. She started learning the piano at the age of 3 and Japanese dance from the 1st grade of elementary school. Born on January 5th 1958, in Chikusa-ku, Nagoya, as the eldest daughter of Ryozo Yagami, who was born in the founding family of Yagami Seisakusho and later became the company's fourth chairman. Junko Yagami was born in the Aichi prefecture.

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