Yurina Kumai

Japanese singer with notable idol role

Yurina Kumai - Performers & Entertainers born August 3rd, 1993
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Born in Japan, a prominent singer has been a member of the popular girl group Berryz Kobo, which debuted in 2004 under the Hello! Project label. The group gained significant popularity, especially among the J-pop audience. The singer also participated in various television appearances and solo projects, showcasing vocal talent and charismatic presence. After Berryz Kobo's disbandment in 2015, pursued a career in acting and continued to be involved in the music industry, releasing solo works and participating in stage performances.

Member of Berryz Kobo

Participation in Hello! Project

Solo music career

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