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Moriyama Aiko
Moriyama Aiko was born in Tokyo in 1984. She made her debut in 2003 with the single 'Kanashimi wa,' but it was 'Koi Zake' in 2005 that really connected with...
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Moriyama Aiko was born in Tokyo in 1984. She made her debut in 2003 with the single 'Kanashimi wa,' but it was 'Koi Zake' in 2005 that really connected with listeners. That song, along with others like 'Fuujiyu No Haha' and 'Onna No Mikoshi,' established her as a recognizable voice in Japanese pop.
Her music often deals with emotional themes, delivered with a vocal style that listeners found haunting. In 2010, she was diagnosed with laryngeal cancer and had to pause her singing for surgery. She returned to recording and performing afterward.
In 2015, a photograph of her smoking in public became a topic of discussion about expectations for women in the public eye. She continued making music, with a discography that includes several albums and singles.
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