Biography
Fukui joined the video game company Konami in 1990. He worked on the compositions of "Lethal Enforcers" and "Gakumon no Susume". He was in charge of the keyboard in the KuKeiHa CLUB, and played in the live event at the Budokan in Tokyo.
In 1995, he moved to Osaka to join "Solid", a subsidiary of Square (now Square Enix). He then transferred to Tokyo. While at Square, he worked on such compositions as "Einhänder" and "Front Mission 5: Scars of the War", and managed such arrangements as "Final Fantasy VII Advent Children" and "Hanjuku Hero".
In 2007, he was appointed at the HAL College of Tokyo (which opened in spring 2009), to give guidance to students seeking to pursue a career in production of music for games, TV and live events.
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