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Aiko Sumida

b. 2007

Japanese singer

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About Aiko Sumida

Born 2007. Aiko Sumida is a singer.

Aico or is a Japanese singer who has been particularly successful in Korea through appearances on musical variety shows.

Career Sumida studied at Actor's School Hiroshima and was a member of the school's local idol group , cheering idols for the Sanfrecce Hiroshima football team. Having made it through to the finals of the 2023 survival audition competition Trot Girls Japan, she went on to perform in the MBN singing competition Korea-Japan King of Singers (April–May 2024). Her episode 2 performance of Gingiragin ni sarigenaku (a 1981 hit for Masahiko Kondō) was viewed 2.8 million times within two weeks of being uploaded to the MBN YouTube Channel,

In 2024, Sumida formed a Korean-Japanese trot duo with , performing as Lucky PangPang (Lucky팡팡). The pair brought out two singles, "DAMDADI" (released 29 June 2024) and "Sugar" (released 8 October 2024).

Aico made her live debut as the lead singer of the girl band on April 12, 2025, at the JigoRock 2025 open-air festival.

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Who is Aiko Sumida?

Japanese singer

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Aiko Sumida was born in 2007.

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Aiko Sumida is a singer.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Aiko Sumida

· Wikidata: Q140812306

· DBpedia: Aiko Sumida

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