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{{Infobox musical artist <!-- See Misplaced Pages:WikiProject Musicians --> {{Infobox musical artist <!-- See Misplaced Pages:WikiProject Musicians -->
| name = Kiroro<br>キロロ | name = Kiroro <br/>キロロ
| image = | image =
| caption = | caption =
| background = group_or_band | background = group_or_band
| origin = ] | origin = ], Japan
| genre = ] | genre = ]
| years_active = 1996–present | years_active = 1996–present
| label = ] | label = ]
| associated_acts = | associated_acts =
| website = | website =
| current_members = Chiharu Tamashiro<br>Ayano Kinjō | current_members = {{nihongo|Chiharu Tamashiro|玉城 千春}} <br/> {{nihongo|Ayano Kinjō|金城 綾乃}}
| past_members = | past_members =
}} }}
{{nihongo|'''Kiroro'''|キロロ}} is a ] duo from ] that debuted in 1996. {{nihongo|'''Kiroro'''|キロロ}} is a Japanese pop duo from ], ] that debuted in 1996.


==History== ==History==
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When vocalist Chiharu Tamashiro was in her primary school days, she visited Ikedamachi, Hokkaido, for a regional exchange program. The ] made a deep impression on her. With the Ainu words 'Kiroru' and 'Kiroro-an', Tamashiro and Kinjo decided on the name "Kiroro" for the group; "Kiroru" meaning a wide walking path and "Kiroro-an" meaning "resilient" and "healthy." When vocalist Chiharu Tamashiro was in her primary school days, she visited Ikedamachi, Hokkaido, for a regional exchange program. The ] made a deep impression on her. With the Ainu words 'Kiroru' and 'Kiroro-an', Tamashiro and Kinjo decided on the name "Kiroro" for the group; "Kiroru" meaning a wide walking path and "Kiroro-an" meaning "resilient" and "healthy."


The name "Kiroro," however, was already registered in 1981 to the Yamaha Organization in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka, for the Kiroro Resort in Akaigawa Village, Hokkaido. Victor Entertainment made agreements with the Yamaha organization for use of the name. The name "Kiroro" however, was already registered in 1981 to the Yamaha Organization in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka, for the Kiroro Resort in Akaigawa Village, Hokkaido. Victor Entertainment made agreements with the Yamaha organization for use of the name.


==Members== ==Members==
Both members are born and raised in ] village in ], Japan:
* {{nihongo|'''Chiharu Tamashiro'''|玉城 千春|Tamashiro Chiharu}} (born {{birth date and age|1977|4|17}} in Okinawa, Japan) - chorus and vocals

* {{nihongo|'''Ayano Kinjō'''|金城 綾乃|Kinjō Ayano}} (born {{birth date and age|1977|8|15}} in Okinawa, Japan) - keyboard
* {{nihongo|'''Chiharu Tamashiro'''|玉城 千春|Tamashiro Chiharu|born {{birth date and age|1977|4|17}}}} - chorus and vocals
* {{nihongo|'''Ayano Kinjō'''|金城 綾乃|Kinjō Ayano|born {{birth date and age|1977|8|15}}}} - keyboard


==Discography== ==Discography==

===Albums=== ===Albums===
# {{nihongo3||長い間 ～キロロの森～|''Nagai Aida ~Kiroro no Mori~''}} - October 1, 1998 * {{nihongo3||長い間 ～キロロの森～|''Nagai Aida ~Kiroro no Mori~''}} - October 1, 1998
* {{nihongo3||昼休み|''Hiruyasumi''}} - September 22, 1999 (Ayano Kinjo's solo album)
## ''Nagai Aida''
* {{nihongo3||好きな人 ～キロロの空～|''Suki na Hito ~Kiroro no Sora~''}} - December 8, 1999
## {{nihongo3|Wonderful isn't it|すてきだね|''Suteki da ne''}}
* {{nihongo3||七色|''Nanairo''}} - September 26, 2000 (concept album)
## ''Mirai e''
* ''Tree of Life'' - January 13, 2001 (Taiwan), January 24, 2001 (Japan) - the first time (and only time, up to the album ''Wonderful Days'') that the date of release in Taiwan was earlier than Japan
## {{nihongo3|Loving in Love|恋に恋して|''Koi ni Koishite''}}
## {{nihongo3||逃がさないで|''Nigasanai de''}} * {{nihongo3||Kiroroのうた1|''Kiroro no Uta 1''}} - February 21, 2002
* ''Four Leaves Clover'' - December 18, 2002
## {{nihongo3|From Some Time|いつから|''Itsu Kara''}}
* ''Diary'' - March 3, 2004
## {{nihongo3||3人の写真|''Sannin no Shashin''}}
* {{nihongo3||帰る場所|''Kaeru Basho''}} - January 21, 2005 (Okinawa limited edition), June 23, 2005 (national edition, mini album) - dedicated to their homeland, Okinawa; the 'national level' edition also contains an introductory flash clip that describes the places of interest in Okinawa
## {{nihongo3||ラン ラン ラン|''Ran Ran Ran''}}
* ''Wonderful Days'' - November 23, 2005
## {{nihongo3|White Socks|白い靴下|''Shiroi Kutsushita''}}
* {{nihongo3||キロロのいちばんイイ歌あつめました|''Kiroro no Ichiban Ii Uta Atsumemashita''}} - March 29, 2006
## {{nihongo3|We Are Heroes|僕らはヒーロー|''Bokura wa Hīrō''}}
# {{nihongo3||昼休み|''Hiruyasumi''}} - September 22, 1999 (Ayano Kinjo's solo album) * {{nihongo3||キロロのほーら、泣きやんだ!|''Kiroro no Hōra, Naki Yanda!''}} - March 7, 2007 (played by Ayano, a lullaby album for babies)
* {{nihongo3||キロロのいちばんイイ歌あつめました～10th Anniversary Edition～|''Kiroro no Ichiban Ii Uta Atsumemashita ~10th Anniversary Edition~''}} - March 7, 2007 (collector's edition)
# {{nihongo3||好きな人 ～キロロの空～|''Suki na Hito ~Kiroro no Sora~''}} - December 8, 1999
* {{nihongo3||子供といっしょにききたいキロロのうた|''Kodomo to Issho ni Kikitai Kiroro no uta''}} - March 29, 2016
# {{nihongo3||七色|''Nanairo''}} - September 26, 2000 (Concept Album)
* {{nihongo3||アイハベル|''Aihaberu''}} - January 24, 2018
# ''TREE OF LIFE'' - January 13, 2001 (Taiwan), January 24, 2001 (Japan) (It is the first time (and only time, up to the album ''Wonderful Days'') that the date of release in Taiwan is earlier than Japan.)
# {{nihongo3||Kiroroのうた1|''Kiroro no Uta 1''}} - February 21, 2002 (Best Album)
# ''Four Leaves Clover'' - December 18, 2002
# ''Diary'' - March 3, 2004
# {{nihongo3||帰る場所|''Kaeru Basho''}} - January 21, 2005 (Okinawa limited edition), June 23, 2005 (National edition) (Mini album) (Dedicated to their homeland, Okinawa. The 'national level' edition also contains an introductory flash clip that describes the places of interest in Okinawa.
# ''Wonderful Days'' - November 23, 2005
# {{nihongo3||キロロのいちばんイイ歌あつめました|''Kiroro no Ichiban Ii Uta Atsumemashita''}} - March 29, 2006 (Best album by fan votes)
# {{nihongo3||キロロのほーら、泣きやんだ!|''Kiroro no Hōra, Naki Yanda!''}} - March 7, 2007 (Played by Ayano, a lullaby album for babies)
# {{nihongo3||キロロのいちばんイイ歌あつめました～10th Anniversary Edition～|''Kiroro no Ichiban Ii Uta Atsumemashita ~10th Anniversary Edition~''}} - March 7, 2007 (A collector's edition)
# {{nihongo3||子供といっしょにききたいキロロのうた|''Kodomo to Issho ni Kikitai Kiroro no uta''}} - March 29, 2016 (Concept Best Album)
# {{nihongo3||アイハベル|''Aihaberu''}} - January 24, 2018


===Singles=== ===Singles===
* {{nihongo3||長い間|"Nagai Aida"}} - January 21, 1998
* {{nihongo3||未来へ|"Mirai e"}} - June 24, 1998
* {{nihongo3||冬のうた|"Fuyu no Uta"}} - November 21, 1998
* {{nihongo3||青のじゅもん|"Ao no Jumon"}} - February 24, 1999
* {{nihongo3||最後のKiss|"Saigo no Kissu"}} - June 23, 1999
* {{nihongo3||好きな人|"Suki na Hito"}} - November 10, 1999
* {{nihongo3||ひまわり|"Himawari"}} - March 23, 2000
* {{nihongo3||涙にさよなら|"Namida ni Sayonara"}} - July 26, 2000
* {{nihongo3||逢いたい|"Aitai"}} - December 6, 2000
* "Best Friend" - June 6, 2001
* {{nihongo3||愛さない|"Aisanai"}} - August 21, 2002
* {{nihongo3||ひとつぶの涙|"Hitotsubu no Namida"}} - December 4, 2002
* {{nihongo3||僕らのメッセージ|"Bokura no Messēji"}} - November 21, 2003
* {{nihongo3||もう少し|"Mou Sukoshi"}} - January 21, 2004
* {{nihongo3||生きてこそ|"Ikitekoso"}} - July 6, 2005 ('']'' anime opening theme song)
* {{nihongo3||忘れないで〜Live at OKINAWA '05〜|"Wasurenai de ~Live at Okinawa '05~"}} - October 21, 2005 (with special edition)
* {{nihongo3||幸せの種 ～Winter version～|"Shiawase no Tane ~Winter version~"}} - December 3, 2008
* {{nihongo3||みんなあなたを愛してる|"Minna Anata wo Aishiteru"}} - March 4, 2009 (anime film '']'' theme song)


Note: All singles from "Nagai Aida" up to "Suki na Hito" were released again on February 21, 2002.
# {{nihongo3||長い間|''Nagai Aida''}} - January 21, 1998
## ''Nagai Aida''
## {{nihongo3|Three-Man Photo|3人の写真|''Sannin no Shashin''}}
## ''Nagai Aida (Original Karaoke)''
## ''Sannin no Shashin (Original Karaoke)''
# {{nihongo3|To the Future|未来へ|''Mirai e''}} - June 24, 1998
## ''Mirai e''
## {{nihongo3|The Weather is a Fine Morning|天気がいい朝|''Tenki ga Ii Asa''}}
## ''Mirai e (Original Karaoke)''
## ''Tenki ga Ii Asa (Original Karaoke)''
# {{nihongo3|Winter Song|冬のうた|''Fuyu no Uta''}} - November 21, 1998
## ''Fuyu no Uta''
## {{nihongo3|Miracle|キセキ|''Kiseki''}}
## ''Fuyu no Uta (Original Karaoke)''
## ''Kiseki (Original Karaoke)''
# {{nihongo3||青のじゅもん|''Ao no Jumon''}} - February 24, 1999
## ''Ao no Jumon''
## {{nihongo3|Spring Wind|春の風|''Haru no Kaze''}}
## ''Ao no Jumon (Original Karaoke)''
## ''Haru no Kaze (Original Karaoke)''
# {{nihongo3|The Last Kiss|最後のKiss|''Saigo no Kissu''}} - June 23, 1999
## ''Saigo no Kiss''
## {{nihongo3||ちょきん♡|''Chokin''}}
## ''Saigo no Kiss (Original Karaoke)''
## ''Chokin (Original Karaoke)''
# {{nihongo3|Desirable Man|好きな人|''Suki na Hito''}} - November 10, 1999
## ''Suki na Hito''
## {{nihongo3|Chance|チャンス|''Chansu''}}
## ''Suki na Hito (Original Karaoke)''
## ''Chance (Original Karaoke)''
# {{nihongo3|Sunflower|ひまわり|''Himawari''}} - March 23, 2000
## ''Himawari''
## {{nihongo3|Jump Rope|ナワトビ|''Nawatobi''}}
## ''Himawari (Original Karaoke)''
## ''Nawatobi (Original Karaoke)''
# {{nihongo3|Goodbye in Tears|涙にさよなら|''Namida ni Sayonara''}} - July 26, 2000
## ''Namida ni Sayonara''
## ''Blue Sky''
## ''Namida ni Sayonara (Original Karaoke)''
## ''Blue Sky (Original Karaoke)''
# {{nihongo3|Want to Meet|逢いたい|''Aitai''}} - December 6, 2000
## ''Aitai''
## {{nihongo3|Looking at the Night|夜を見上げて|''Yoru o Miagete''}}
## ''Aitai (Backing Track)''
## ''Yoru o Miagete (Backing Track)''
# ''Best Friend'' - June 6, 2001
## ''Best Friend''
## ''again''
## ''Best Friend (Backing Track)''
## ''again (Backing Track)''
# {{nihongo3|Not Loving|愛さない|''Aisanai''}} - August 21, 2002
## ''Aisanai''
## {{nihongo3|Your Voice|君の声|''Kimi no Koe''}}
## {{nihongo3|Balsam Flower|てぃんさぐぬ花|''Tinsagu nu Uta''}}
# {{nihongo3||ひとつぶの涙|''Hitotsubu no Namida''}} - December 4, 2002
## ''Hitotsubu no Namida''
## {{nihongo3||くもりのち晴れ|''Kumorinochi Hare''}}
# {{nihongo3|Our Message|僕らのメッセージ|''Bokura no Messēji''}} - November 21, 2003
## ''Bokura no Messēji''
## {{nihongo3|Don't Ever Forget|ずっと忘れない|''Zutto Wasurenai''}}
## {{nihongo3||ちょきん(Live)|''Chokin (Live)''}}
# {{nihongo3|Just a Little|もう少し|''Mou Sukoshi''}} - January 21, 2004
## ''Mou Sukoshi''
## {{nihongo3|Middle of a Dream|夢の中|''Yume no Naka''}}
# {{nihongo3|Alive|生きてこそ|''Ikitekoso''}} - July 6, 2005 (] anime opening theme song)
## ''Ikitekoso''
## {{nihongo3||生きてこそ〜TV ver.〜|''Ikitekoso ~TV version~''}}
## {{nihongo3||生きてこそ〜instrumental〜|''Ikitekoso ~instrumental''}}
# {{nihongo3||忘れないで〜Live at OKINAWA '05〜|''Wasurenai de ~Live at Okinawa '05~''}} - October 21, 2005 (with special edition)
## ''Wasurenai de ~Live at Okinawa '05~''
## ''Beginning''
# {{nihongo3||幸せの種 ～Winter version～|''Shiawase no Tane ~Winter version~''}} - December 3, 2008
# {{nihongo3|Everybody Loves You|みんなあなたを愛してる|''Minna Anata wo Aishiteru''}} - March 4, 2009 (Anime movie ] theme song)

* Note: All singles from ''Nagai Aida'' up to ''Suki na Hito'' were released again on February 21, 2002.


== Personal life == == Personal lives ==
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In January 2005, vocalist Chiharu Tamashiro announced that she was engaged. On April 17 (which coincided with her birthday), she and her ] entered the ]. In May, pianist Ayano Kinjo announced her pregnancy and marriage. In July, Tamashiro announced her pregnancy. In September 2005, they held their "four person concert" in Okinawa with the finale, Wasurenaide ("Don't Forget") before their maternal leave. Kinjo gave birth to a daughter in November 2005. Tamashiro gave birth to a son in February 2006. In March 2007, Tamashiro announced her second pregnancy, and in September 2007, she gave birth to a daughter. In August 2008, Kinjo announced her second pregnancy, and she gave birth to a son in March 2009. Also in March 2009, Tamashiro announced her third pregnancy, and she gave birth to another daughter in September 2009. In October 2010, Kinjo announced her third pregnancy, and she gave birth to another son in March 2011. In April 2013, Kinjo divorced her husband.
In January 2005, vocalist Chiharu Tamashiro announced that she was engaged. On April 17 (which coincided with her birthday), she and her ] entered the ]. In May, pianist Ayano Kinjo announced her pregnancy and marriage. In July, Tamashiro announced her pregnancy. In September 2005, they held their "four person concert" in Okinawa with the finale, Wasurenaide ("Don't Forget") before their maternal leave. Kinjo gave birth to a daughter in November 2005. Tamashiro gave birth to a son in February 2006. In March 2007, Tamashiro announced her second pregnancy, and in September 2007, she gave birth to a daughter. In August 2008, Kinjo announced her second pregnancy, and she gave birth to a son in March 2009. Also in March 2009, Tamashiro announced her third pregnancy, and she gave birth to another daughter in September 2009. In October 2010, Kinjo announced her third pregnancy, and she gave birth to another son in March 2011. In April 2013, Kinjo divorced her husband. In January 2023, Kinjo announced her remarriage to a guitarist, Yoshimi Katayama from the band Kata-Kana.


== References == == References ==
* The Libertytimes Web * The Libertytimes Web
* http://ent.sina.com.cn/2003年04月10日12:23 南方都市报 * http://ent.sina.com.cn/2003年04月10日12:23{{Dead link|date=May 2023 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }} 南方都市报
* https://web.archive.org/web/20070818095341/http://www.okinawatimes.co.jp/eng/19980919.html The Okinawa Times. September 9, 1998. * https://web.archive.org/web/20070818095341/http://www.okinawatimes.co.jp/eng/19980919.html The Okinawa Times. September 9, 1998.
* http://tw2.yahoo.com/profile/285{{Dead link|date=February 2020 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }} * http://tw2.yahoo.com/profile/285{{Dead link|date=February 2020 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}


==External links== ==External links==
* (in Japanese) * (multi language)


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Kiroro
キロロ
OriginOkinawa, Japan
GenresJ-pop
Years active1996–present
LabelsVictor Entertainment
MembersChiharu Tamashiro (玉城 千春)
Ayano Kinjō (金城 綾乃)
WebsiteKiroro official web site

Kiroro (キロロ) is a Japanese pop duo from Yomitan, Okinawa that debuted in 1996.

History

Kiroro debuted in 1996 as an independent band, and later made their major debut in 1998 with the song "Nagai Aida (長い間)". They performed on Kōhaku Uta Gassen in 1998, 1999 and 2001.

Etymology

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When vocalist Chiharu Tamashiro was in her primary school days, she visited Ikedamachi, Hokkaido, for a regional exchange program. The Ainu language made a deep impression on her. With the Ainu words 'Kiroru' and 'Kiroro-an', Tamashiro and Kinjo decided on the name "Kiroro" for the group; "Kiroru" meaning a wide walking path and "Kiroro-an" meaning "resilient" and "healthy."

The name "Kiroro" however, was already registered in 1981 to the Yamaha Organization in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka, for the Kiroro Resort in Akaigawa Village, Hokkaido. Victor Entertainment made agreements with the Yamaha organization for use of the name.

Members

Both members are born and raised in Yomitan village in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan:

  • Chiharu Tamashiro (玉城 千春, Tamashiro Chiharu, born (1977-04-17) April 17, 1977 (age 47)) - chorus and vocals
  • Ayano Kinjō (金城 綾乃, Kinjō Ayano, born (1977-08-15) August 15, 1977 (age 47)) - keyboard

Discography

Albums

  • Nagai Aida ~Kiroro no Mori~ (長い間 ～キロロの森～) - October 1, 1998
  • Hiruyasumi (昼休み) - September 22, 1999 (Ayano Kinjo's solo album)
  • Suki na Hito ~Kiroro no Sora~ (好きな人 ～キロロの空～) - December 8, 1999
  • Nanairo (七色) - September 26, 2000 (concept album)
  • Tree of Life - January 13, 2001 (Taiwan), January 24, 2001 (Japan) - the first time (and only time, up to the album Wonderful Days) that the date of release in Taiwan was earlier than Japan
  • Kiroro no Uta 1 (Kiroroのうた1) - February 21, 2002
  • Four Leaves Clover - December 18, 2002
  • Diary - March 3, 2004
  • Kaeru Basho (帰る場所) - January 21, 2005 (Okinawa limited edition), June 23, 2005 (national edition, mini album) - dedicated to their homeland, Okinawa; the 'national level' edition also contains an introductory flash clip that describes the places of interest in Okinawa
  • Wonderful Days - November 23, 2005
  • Kiroro no Ichiban Ii Uta Atsumemashita (キロロのいちばんイイ歌あつめました) - March 29, 2006
  • Kiroro no Hōra, Naki Yanda! (キロロのほーら、泣きやんだ!) - March 7, 2007 (played by Ayano, a lullaby album for babies)
  • Kiroro no Ichiban Ii Uta Atsumemashita ~10th Anniversary Edition~ (キロロのいちばんイイ歌あつめました～10th Anniversary Edition～) - March 7, 2007 (collector's edition)
  • Kodomo to Issho ni Kikitai Kiroro no uta (子供といっしょにききたいキロロのうた) - March 29, 2016
  • Aihaberu (アイハベル) - January 24, 2018

Singles

  • "Nagai Aida" (長い間) - January 21, 1998
  • "Mirai e" (未来へ) - June 24, 1998
  • "Fuyu no Uta" (冬のうた) - November 21, 1998
  • "Ao no Jumon" (青のじゅもん) - February 24, 1999
  • "Saigo no Kissu" (最後のKiss) - June 23, 1999
  • "Suki na Hito" (好きな人) - November 10, 1999
  • "Himawari" (ひまわり) - March 23, 2000
  • "Namida ni Sayonara" (涙にさよなら) - July 26, 2000
  • "Aitai" (逢いたい) - December 6, 2000
  • "Best Friend" - June 6, 2001
  • "Aisanai" (愛さない) - August 21, 2002
  • "Hitotsubu no Namida" (ひとつぶの涙) - December 4, 2002
  • "Bokura no Messēji" (僕らのメッセージ) - November 21, 2003
  • "Mou Sukoshi" (もう少し) - January 21, 2004
  • "Ikitekoso" (生きてこそ) - July 6, 2005 (Mushiking anime opening theme song)
  • "Wasurenai de ~Live at Okinawa '05~" (忘れないで〜Live at OKINAWA '05〜) - October 21, 2005 (with special edition)
  • "Shiawase no Tane ~Winter version~" (幸せの種 ～Winter version～) - December 3, 2008
  • "Minna Anata wo Aishiteru" (みんなあなたを愛してる) - March 4, 2009 (anime film Chō Gekijōban Keroro Gunsō: Gekishin Dragon Warriors theme song)

Note: All singles from "Nagai Aida" up to "Suki na Hito" were released again on February 21, 2002.

Personal lives

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In January 2005, vocalist Chiharu Tamashiro announced that she was engaged. On April 17 (which coincided with her birthday), she and her fiancé entered the family registry. In May, pianist Ayano Kinjo announced her pregnancy and marriage. In July, Tamashiro announced her pregnancy. In September 2005, they held their "four person concert" in Okinawa with the finale, Wasurenaide ("Don't Forget") before their maternal leave. Kinjo gave birth to a daughter in November 2005. Tamashiro gave birth to a son in February 2006. In March 2007, Tamashiro announced her second pregnancy, and in September 2007, she gave birth to a daughter. In August 2008, Kinjo announced her second pregnancy, and she gave birth to a son in March 2009. Also in March 2009, Tamashiro announced her third pregnancy, and she gave birth to another daughter in September 2009. In October 2010, Kinjo announced her third pregnancy, and she gave birth to another son in March 2011. In April 2013, Kinjo divorced her husband. In January 2023, Kinjo announced her remarriage to a guitarist, Yoshimi Katayama from the band Kata-Kana.

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