Himari Tsukishiro
Japanese female idol
About Himari Tsukishiro
Born 1998. Himari Tsukishiro is a Japanese japanese idol.
is a Japanese idol. She was formerly a member of Bakuon Dolls Syndrome and Necronomidol and is the solo musician behind Isiliel.
Career At the end of 2013, Tsukishiro debuted with Bakuon Dolls Syndrome.
In January 2017, it was announced that Tsukishiro would join Necronomidol; she officially debuted on January 5 at a live show in Tokyo. By 2021, she began performing solo gigs in addition to her group activities.
In 2022, Tsukishiro formed the solo metal project Isiliel, deriving its name from the Elvish languages in J. R. R. Tolkien's works. She led a debut performance for it on April 16, and a debut single was released on April 21. Focusing on "black metal, atmospheric metal, and doom metal with J-pop melodies," Isiliel released its debut album, Moonbow Genesis, the following year. Since then, Tsukishiro has led Isiliel tours across the world with her backing band, the Lilin.
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Himari Tsukishiro?
Japanese female idol
When was Himari Tsukishiro born?
Himari Tsukishiro was born on 21 March 1998.
What is Himari Tsukishiro's occupation?
Himari Tsukishiro is a japanese idol.
What nationality is Himari Tsukishiro?
Himari Tsukishiro is Japanese.
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