Masami Tsuchiya is a Japanese guitarist, composer and member of Ippu-Do, noted for his experimental approach. His solo debut Rice Music (1982) blends synth-pop, ethnic elements and fusion; he collaborated with members of Japan and with Ryuichi Sakamoto.

Collaborated with members of Japan (contributed to Japan's Oil On Canvas), Ryuichi Sakamoto; frequently worked with Mick Karn, Percy Jones and Steve Jansen on Rice Music. Recognized for a hybrid style combining synth-pop, ethnic-instrumental fusion, experimental and ambient elements.

The review praises Masami Tsuchiya as a leading Japanese New Wave guitarist and experimenter. Rice Music (1982) is described as a complex, syncretic sound-collage blending synth-pop, ethnic elements and fusion. The album's collaborators (members of Japan, Mick Karn, Percy Jones, Steve Jansen) are noted as decisive contributors. Overall recommendation is strongly positive.

For:Fans of Japanese New Wave, synth-pop, experimental guitarists, fusion and 1980s alternative music listeners.

 A superlative guitarist, an experimenter of new sounds and an undisputed protagonist of the Japanese New Wave with one of the most influential and original formations of that movement: the Ippu-Do.

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