Sashihara Rino
Sashihara Rino joined the idol group AKB48 in 2008. She began releasing solo work in 2017, starting with the single 'Soredemo Suki Da Yo,' which did well on...
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Sashihara Rino joined the idol group AKB48 in 2008. She began releasing solo work in 2017, starting with the single 'Soredemo Suki Da Yo,' which did well on Japanese music charts. Other songs from that period include 'Hatsukoi Hills' and 'Ikuji Nashi Masquerade.'
In 2012, she was suspended from AKB48 after a blog post caused some public attention. She returned to the group later. Her solo career kept going after she left AKB48, with songs like 'If No Mousou' and 'Itoshiki Natasha' appearing in her catalog.
She worked with composer and producer Shuhei Hirata and lyricist Aki Hata on some of her material. Choreographer Shiori Sato was also involved in her projects.
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