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Keekihime

b. 1995

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About Keekihime

Born 1995. Keekihime is a japanese idol, vlogger, cosplayer and youTuber.

nihongo|Keekihime|ケーキ姫|Kēkihime|born 20 July 1995 At the time, she was also a fan of Japanese anime and manga, with her first manga series being Minami-ke, as well as Japanese idol singers, particularly Hello! Project. She was later offered to debut with two other girls as the girl group Tone Jewel, Before the group's official debut on 22 August 2012, Keekihime remained a member until the end of 2013, when she left due to issues with her visa, which limited the amount of times she was allowed to perform. During this time, she continued live streaming on Showroom Her debut solo album, Sweet Tooth, was released in 2018. Comiket 94, and Tokyo Game Show 2018.

In March 2020, Keekihime moved back to Japan on a one-year working holiday visa. She stated she was working as a translator for the Japanese data consulting firm Classmethod.

Discography

Studio albums

Sweet Tooth (2018)

Singles

(2019) "Finding You" (2019) "My World" (2024)

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Important facts

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Occupation
Japanese idol, vlogger, cosplayer, YouTuber
Also known as
Keekihime Yuumi

People in Keekihime's life

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Keekihime?

musical artist

When was Keekihime born?

Keekihime was born on 20 July 1995.

What is Keekihime's occupation?

Keekihime is a japanese idol, vlogger, cosplayer and youTuber.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Keekihime

· Wikidata: Q119711024

· DBpedia: Keekihime

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