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| − | Kurumizawa Hiroko first joined as a second generation member of the Fuji TV television program Paradise GoGo!!'s girl group [[Otomejyuku]]. She then joined the idol group [[Sakurakko Club|Sakurakko Club Sakuragumi]] and later debuted as a soloist. She also joined the [[ | + | Kurumizawa Hiroko first joined as a second generation member of the Fuji TV television program Paradise GoGo!!'s girl group [[Otomejyuku]]. She then joined the idol group [[Sakurakko Club|Sakurakko Club Sakuragumi]] and later debuted as a soloist. She also joined the [[ASAYAN]], [[Komuro Tetsuya]] and [[Kubo Koji]]'s project group [[LIS|L☆IS]]. Once the group broke up after one single, Kurumizawa took a break from show business and went to study abroad in America. |
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Latest revision as of 15:50, 18 February 2017
Kurumizawa Hiroko (胡桃沢ひろこ or 胡桃沢ひろ子) was a Japanese pop singer and a talent.
Profile
- Real Name: Tsunesaki Hiromi (山崎裕子)
- Birthdate: January 4, 1974
- Birthplace: Kawaguchi, Saitama Prefecture
- Blood Type: A
- Height: 165 cm
- Hobbies: Horseriding, Watching Wrestling, Travel
- Favorite Food: Soft Roe, Keba Sashimi, Hormon, Flounder, Sweets
- Least Favorite Food: Francolin, Firefly Squid
Information
Kurumizawa Hiroko first joined as a second generation member of the Fuji TV television program Paradise GoGo!!'s girl group Otomejyuku. She then joined the idol group Sakurakko Club Sakuragumi and later debuted as a soloist. She also joined the ASAYAN, Komuro Tetsuya and Kubo Koji's project group L☆IS. Once the group broke up after one single, Kurumizawa took a break from show business and went to study abroad in America.
Discography
Singles
- [1991.07.10] Spark Plug (スパーク・プラグ)
- [1991.11.06] Koisuru Natsu no Hi (恋する夏の日)
- [1992.04.21] Nihon ga Abunai! (日本がアブナイ！)
- [1992.08.21] Ame ga Itai no Hanaze? (雨が痛いのはなぜ？)
- [1993.02.01] Koishite ZOO (恋してZOO)
