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Noa

Japanese singer-songwriter

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is a Japanese singer-songwriter represented by the agency MR8. as does a January 2026 article (which means she would have been born in 2000 or 2001). and she signed with agency MR8 that same year. After topping at #23 at the Billboard Japan Hot 100 Composers chart on 17 January 2024, she reached #31 at the Billboard Music Japan Artist 100 chart and #24 at the Billboard Music Hot 100 Lyricists chart. She held her first solo concert at in Shibuya on 25 April 2024; she later held another solo show that same year, Noa 2nd One Man Live. Later that year, she released "Color of Our Destiny" (縁色反応), the opening theme of the MBS drama , and "Don't Stare at Me for 8 Seconds" (恋の8秒ルール), the theme for the Please Excuse My Younger Brothers live-action film.

In 2025, Noa released several media tie-in songs: "Something About Kiss" (接吻の手引き), the theme song for the ABC drama Love Revolution; "We Don't Need Heroes" (ヒロインになるまでは), the tie-in song for Nippon TV short drama series Mainichi Hanikamu Bokutachi wa; "Snipe the Heart" (銃口をハートに向けて), the insert song of the A Girl & Her Guard Dog film; and "A Music Score" (透明の楽譜), the theme song for the film 80-nen-go no Anata e. She also performed the song "Lose the Frames", the first opening theme of the 2026 You and I Are Polar Opposites anime; this was the first time she performed a theme song for the anime television series. In January 2026, she made her first live appearance in Malaysia, performing at Anime Fantasia. In May 2026, she released "Ikujinashi", remade from one of the songs she produced during college.

According to TuneCore, Noa "self-produces every aspect of her work, including lyrics, composition, arrangement, vocals, and artwork". Rockin'on stated in a 2024 article that her music shifted from centering on her personal ego to issues centered on general audiences.

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Who was Noa?

Japanese singer-songwriter

What nationality was Noa?

Noa was Japanese.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Noa

· Wikidata: Q126005447

· DBpedia: Noa (MR8 singer)

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