Ayano Ōmoto

Japanese singer and dancer

Ayano Ōmoto - Japanese singer and dancer
Born

September 20th, 1988
37 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Japan

Links & References

Born in 1988, a multi-talented performer achieved recognition in the music industry as a member of the popular J-Pop group AKB48. Extensive training in dancing complemented a successful music career, leading to notable performances and a solo debut that showcased vocal talent. Participation in various media projects, including television appearances and live concerts, contributed to a strong fan base and cultural impact in Japan.

Performed as a member of AKB48

Released solo music projects

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