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Endou Kyouko
Endou Kyouko sang the theme song for the anime series Crayon Shin-chan in 2003. That song, Hashire Hashire, became her most recognizable work. She was born in...
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Endou Kyouko sang the theme song for the anime series Crayon Shin-chan in 2003. That song, Hashire Hashire, became her most recognizable work. She was born in Tokyo in 1977.
In 2010, she announced she was being treated for thyroid cancer. She continued performing during her treatment. Her discography includes other singles like Tomorrow and Believe, and albums such as Kyouko and Blue.
She has also contributed to soundtracks for anime series like Gintama and Bleach. She works as a solo artist, collaborating with various musicians and producers on her recordings.
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