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Harumi Naitō

b. 1955

Japanese singer

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About Harumi Naitō

Born 1955. Harumi Naitō is a Japanese singer.

Career In 1967, during her sixth grade school year, she competed in the Nissin Children's Amateur Singing Contest and won, causing Nippon Columbia to scout her. During her appearance on the show, she sang a portion of the Doraemon opening theme song, "Doraemon", on cappella.

In 2022, Naitō formed the duo "chum" with a childhood friend of hers and has resumed her career in singing.

In 2026, Naitō has started to go by the name of Harumi Komiyama.

Discography Harumi Naitō "Doraemon" / "Doraemon Rumba" (Theme Song for the TV Anime "Doraemon") In a City Bathed in Light / Embraced by Sorrow (Theme Song for the CBC Daytime Drama Series "A Mother's Song") "Little Clumsy Kids" series Little Alien Sunset Jizo "Kids' Pop" series The Young Sun "Junior Pops" series Pure Love All the Way / Blooming Maidens Ai Asatsuki "Woman of the Wind" (Theme Song for the TV Drama "Shadow Doshin") / "A Woman's Uphill Struggle" (Insert Song for the TV Drama "Shadow Doshin") (May 1975, Nippon Columbia, AA-121) "Kyoto Namida-cho" / "I'm Leaving on Tonight's Train" (Nippon Columbia, AA-156)

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Harumi Naitō?

Japanese singer

When was Harumi Naitō born?

Harumi Naitō was born on 26 July 1955 in Gifu.

What is Harumi Naitō's occupation?

Harumi Naitō is a singer.

What nationality is Harumi Naitō?

Harumi Naitō is Japanese.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Harumi Naitō

· Wikidata: Q11394434

· DBpedia: Harumi Naitō

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