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Naomi Shindou
Naomi Shindou was born in Tokyo on February 23, 1992. She started singing with the group Fairies when she was 13. In 2015, she went solo and put out her first...
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Naomi Shindou was born in Tokyo on February 23, 1992. She started singing with the group Fairies when she was 13. In 2015, she went solo and put out her first single, "Realize." The song did well, and she kept releasing music after that, including albums like "Believe" in 2016 and "Horizon" in 2019. She's worked with other musicians too, like Yuya Matsushita and Tomoya Yamashita.
In 2017, she had to cancel some shows because of vocal cord nodules. She got treatment and came back to performing. Her music is mostly Japanese pop, and "Realize" is still the song people know her for.
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