Shintani Ryouko
Shintani Ryouko sang with the group Chata, and their 2009 song "Crossing Days" became the theme for the anime "K-ON!" Her voice on that track is clear and...
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Shintani Ryouko sang with the group Chata, and their 2009 song "Crossing Days" became the theme for the anime "K-ON!" Her voice on that track is clear and gentle, matching the show's themes of friendship.
She was born in Chiba Prefecture in 1988 and started playing piano as a child. After joining a choir, she made her professional debut with Chata in 2007. The success of "Crossing Days" led to her solo debut album "Prism" in 2012.
Shintani has also contributed vocals to other anime themes, including "Kimi to Iu Mirai" for "The Pet Girl of Sakurasou" and "Synchrogazer" for "Sword Art Online: Alicization." In 2015, she underwent surgery for vocal cord polyps but returned to singing afterward.
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