His first release after his return to King Records was "SHOWTA. The "S" stands for his name and "start", symbolizing that fact that his return to King Records is a new start for him once again. The local cafe or at the pump, tap and pay with your Shouta card anywhere Mastercard is accepted. Just follow the prompts Spend your shout in-store. Head to the Card tab in your App and add it to your Apple Pay or Google Pay wallet. His final release under B-Green was the best album, "S" which contained all of the main songs from his previously-released singles and albums under the label. Shouts are spent using your Shouta Mastercard. In 2016, he left B-Green and returned to King Records. In 2013, he re-debuted as a singer under the same name he uses for voice acting, Aoi Shouta with the mini album, "Blue Bird" represented by the label, B-Green. He then went on to release six other singles and one album under this name until he departed from King Records in 2010 to pursue a career as a voice actor. Due to his familys hatred of the game at first, he was forced to forget about it until Doremi and Seki could. He studies it very fluidly and absorbs everything he takes in when he studies it. Shouta is a gentle boy with a huge, burning passion for playing Shogi. under King Records with the single "Negaiboshi" in 2006. Shouta Taniyama is a classmate of Doremis and featured character of the day during Father and Son, the Move Towards Victory.
He is currently represented by King Records for singing and S inc. He is good friends with transsexual singer and fellow Yamaha Music Quest graduate, Nakamura Ataru. The first time he appeared publicly was under the name "Yanagawa Noboru" in Yamaha's Teens Music Festival. When he was at school he hated his voice but was able to learn to love it after he entered a karaoke competition in his hometown when he was 16 and gained a positive response. and Noboru Ryugaki) is a voice actor and singer from Fukuiken, Japan who is known for his high-toned, feminine voice that has been described as "angelic".
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