Reichi Nakaido

After 1991, Nakaido went solo performing with his own Chabo Band as well as Reiran, a duo with Kohei Tsuchiya. He performed with RC Succession partner Kiyoshiro Imawano from time to time until his death in 2009, though the band never reunited.

Furuido disbanded in 1979, and Nakaido joined RC Succession the same year replacing Kenchi Haren. He was with the group until it ceased to perform in 1990. During his tenure, the group released noted songs like "Ameagari no Yozora ni" and enjoyed its peak of success.

While attending high school, he formed a band named Furuido. After personnel changes, Furuido became a duo consisting of him and Yoshitaro Kanazaki. They made a record debut in 1971. Their best-known number "Sanae chan" was written by Nakaido. It sings about his first love Sanae in Kindergarten. Their song "Nantoka Nare" was featured as the opening theme for the anime adaption of the manga Akagi.

Hideaki Katō (Japanese: 加藤秀明 , Hepburn: Katō Hideaki, born October 9, 1950) , known professionally as Reichi Nakaido (仲井戸麗市 , Nakaido Reichi) and nicknamed Chabo, is a Japanese musician and singer-songwriter. He is best known as one of the guitarists and vocalists of the influential rock band RC Succession. Nakaido was voted the third greatest Japanese guitarist in a 2019 poll held by goo.