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Naomi Kaitani
Naomi Kaitani is a singer from Osaka who started releasing music in 2002 with her debut album 'AoiTori.' She works as a solo artist, sometimes with musicians...
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Naomi Kaitani is a singer from Osaka who started releasing music in 2002 with her debut album 'AoiTori.' She works as a solo artist, sometimes with musicians like guitarist Hideki Sekiguchi.
Her 2005 single 'Sepia no Hi' became her most recognizable song.
She took a break around 2010 after some questions came up about how material was used in her recordings. She returned to release more albums, including 'Kimi to Iu Hikari' in 2011 and 'Ima' in 2014. Another song people know is 'Tooi Kono Machi De.'
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