Junko Ozawa

Junko Ozawa is a notable Japanese composer and sound designer, celebrated for her contributions to video game music during the late 1980s and early 1990s. She began her career at Taito, where she crafted memorable soundtracks that enhanced the gaming experience. One of her most recognized works is for "Chase HQ," released in Japan in 1988, where her energetic compositions complemented the high-speed action of the racing game. Ozawa's innovative use of synthesizers and catchy melodies left a lasting impact on the gaming industry, influencing future composers. Her work continues to be appreciated by retro gaming enthusiasts and is a testament to the creative possibilities of video game soundtracks.