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Ottottrio
Origin	1988
Genres	Jazz fusion
Years active	1988 (Live Only) 1998 (Studio Only)

Members	Issei Noro, Masahiro Andoh, Hirokuni Korekata

Ottottrio (オットットリオ, Ottottorio) are a Japanese jazz fusion band.^[1]

^ Japanese Jazz Musicians: Japanese Jazz Ensembles, T-Square, Casiopea, Koji Kondo, Keiko Matsui, Atsuko Hashimoto, Akira Jimbo, Terumasa Hino, the Seat. General Books. September 2013. ISBN 978-1-230-62699-4.