Miho Fukuhara (福原みほ) is a Japanese singer-songwriter from Sapporo, Japan, born on June 19, 1987. Active from the late 2000s, she has been associated with J-pop and singer-songwriter music, while her recordings and live performances have also highlighted an R&B-leaning, soulful vocal style. She has been linked to Sony Music Entertainment Japan and built her reputation around expressive phrasing, polished arrangements, and a voice that moves naturally between understated passages and stronger emotional delivery.
Fukuhara is also known to anime listeners for "LET IT OUT," the ending theme for Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, one of her most recognizable anime credits. In February 2026, she also announced a birthday live featuring K, a show described as revisiting her roots while also including newer material. Together, these credits place Miho Fukuhara at the intersection of Japanese pop, R&B influence, and anime music, making her a relevant search result for listeners looking for "ふくはらみほ," "福原 みほ," or Japanese vocal artists connected to anime.
