1. “Come Back to Me”  by Utada, M.S. Eriksen, T.E. Hermansen Stargate, Utada, Sking U
2. “Me Muero”  by Utada, M.S. Eriksen, T.E. Hermansen Stargate, Utada and Sking U
3. “Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence – FYI” that composed by Ryuichi Sakamoto Stargate, Utada and Sking U
4. “Apple and Cinnamon”   by Utada, M.S. Eriksen, T.E. Hermansen Stargate, Utada and Sking U
5. “Taking My Money Back”  by  Utada, C. Stewart C. “Tricky” Stewart, Utada and Sking U
6. “This One (Crying Like a Child)” by  Utada, M.S. Eriksen, T.E. Hermansen Stargate, Utada and Sking U
7. “Automatic Part II” by  Utada, S. Hall, C. Stewart C. “Tricky” Stewart, Sean K., Utada and Kuk Harrell
8. “Dirty Desire”  by Utada, C. Stewart C. “Tricky” Stewart, Utada, Kuk Harrell and Sking U
9. “Poppin’”   Utada, M.S. Eriksen, T.E. Hermansen Stargate, Utada and Sking U
10. “On and On” by  Utada, S. Hall, C. Stewart Sean K., C. “Tricky” Stewart,and Utada

Additional Bonus Track

1. Come Back to Me (Seamus Haji and Paul Emanuel Radio Edit)
2. Come Back to Me (Quentin Harris Radio Edit)

U.S. bonus tracks

1. Simple and Clean(Physical release only)
2. Sanctuary (Opening)” (Physical release only)
3. Sanctuary (Ending)” (Physical release only

Utada Hikaru born in January 19, 1983. The same birthday is shared by writer/poet Edgar Allan Poe, with whom she fell in love during my junior-high years; Ogai Mori, one of Japan’s literary geniuses; cute Udo Suzuki-san; and even cuter Rika Ishikawa-chan.  Her height about 158cm and hobbies are literature. This is because books are assets to be treasured by her. In terms of her favorite movie star, she like Amadeus, Crash, Munich, Brazil, Tasogare Seibei, Lost Highway, The Shawshank Redemption, The Godfather Part II, The Jerk, Orlando, works by Hayao Miyazaki.

In her career life, she actually prefer to be become a writer and  open a small bookshop and become a clerk there and also work part-time at a cafe. However, thing changes after she he made her first professional recording at the age of twelve, and recorded her first album, Precious, in 1996 under the pseudonym Cubic U. The album led to her career overseas.

It was released nearly a month earlier, on September 9 in Japan, with a special booklet and housed in a cardboard slipcase. In an MTV interview, Utada said: “There really aren’t any completely Asian people singing right now. For …

THIS IS THE ONE is the latest English-language album for New York-born Utada, the follow-up to Exodus, her Island Records English-language debut (released 2004). It was released nearly a month earlier, on September 9 in Japan, with a special booklet and housed in a cardboard slipcase. In an MTV interview, Utada said: “There really aren’t any completely Asian people singing right now. For …

THIS IS THE ONE debuted at #3 on the Oricon Japanese national chart, giving Utada a total of eight consecutive debuts in the top 3!! In support of the release of THIS IS THE ONE last May, Utada made a memorable early-morning interview appearance on New York’s Z-100 with Elvis Duran, setting the scene for jam-packed album signing events at Sephora Stores in New York, Los Angeles and Miami!

26-year old singer-songwriter, arranger, and producer Utada, who writes all her own music, has achieved record-breaking success since her 8-million selling premiere solo album First Love was issued in 1999 – holds the all time record for biggest-selling album ever for a Japanese-American pop artist-male or female.

THIS IS THE ONE extended her run to the U.S., when it debuted here at #20 on the iTunes overall Album chart and #2 on the iTunes Pop Album chart – making Utada the first Japanese-American artist to break the Top 20 Album chart on iTunes.  Utada also claimed her first debut on the R&R Rhythmic chart and her first ever debut on any R&R format chart with her single “Come Back to Me.”

As Island Records celebrates its 50^th anniversary in 2009, Utada  fits in perfectly with the label’s long-standing tradition of introducing unique artists with international followings.  Born and raised in Manhattan and educated at Columbia University, the bi-lingual Utada is closely tied to Japan: Her mother, Keiko Fuji, was a successful Japanese enka (ballad) singer, and her father, Utada Teruzane, an accomplished musician who is now his daughter’s manager and co-producer (as ‘Sking U’).  Living between New York and Tokyo, Utada had written and recorded her first song by age 11, and signed a major label deal and released her first Japanese album (as ‘Cubic U’) by the time she’d graduated from junior high.  In the decade to follow,  she became one of the most successful and acclaimed pop singers in Japanese music history.