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Kamiyama Sayaka (神山 さやか) is a J-Pop singer.
Profile
Information
Kamiyama Sayaka was one of the two winners of the Chou Utahime Audition which are on the TV show "ASAYAN" in 2001. She debuted on January 23, 2002 with the single Tsuki to Harmonica.
On June 13, 2005, she changed her name to "thyme" and joined the rock group THYME with Shimizu Teppei and Hoshino Takahumi. The difference in spelling of her name is to distinguish it from the band name. On September 23, 2010, THYME disbanded and Kamiyama resumed her solo activities still using the stage name "thyme".
Discography
Singles
- [2002.01.23] Tsuki to Harmonica (月とハーモニカ; The Moon and a Harmonica)
- [2002.03.06] Sotsugyou Love Song (卒業Love Song; Graduation Love Song)
- [2002.10.19] Honey Moon
