UH1 (1998) is the debut visual release by Utada Hikaru (宇多田ヒカル), issued in conjunction with her breakthrough album First Love under Toshiba-EMI / Virgin Japan. The VHS features music videos, behind-the-scenes segments, and exclusive footage from the early phase of Utada’s career — capturing the emergence of a young artist who would go on to redefine Japanese pop music.
Showcasing promotional videos for iconic singles such as “Automatic” and “Movin’ on without you,” the tape highlights the sleek, minimalist production style and emotional resonance that established Utada as a cultural phenomenon. The original Japanese VHS edition includes first-press artwork, Japanese liner notes, and authentic Toshiba-EMI branding, making it a sought-after collector’s item among J-pop and late-’90s visual media enthusiasts.
UH1 (1998) is the debut visual release by Utada Hikaru (宇多田ヒカル), issued in conjunction with her breakthrough album First Love under Toshiba-EMI / Virgin Japan. The VHS features music videos, behind-the-scenes segments, and exclusive footage from the early phase of Utada’s career — capturing the emergence of a young artist who would go on to redefine Japanese pop music.
Showcasing promotional videos for iconic singles such as “Automatic” and “Movin’ on without you,” the tape highlights the sleek, minimalist production style and emotional resonance that established Utada as a cultural phenomenon. The original Japanese VHS edition includes first-press artwork, Japanese liner notes, and authentic Toshiba-EMI branding, making it a sought-after collector’s item among J-pop and late-’90s visual media enthusiasts.
