Izutsu Himi (井筒日美) is a Japanese lyricist. She uses the name Uezono Ayune (上園彩結音) for her work in anime and video games.
Biography[]
Izutsu Himi, 2008
Izutsu Himi was born on February 16 of an undisclosed year.[1] Her grandfather was an Obaku monk, one of Japan's three Zen sects. Therefore she was encouraged by her grandparents to become familiar with classical Japanese writing and history from childhood.
At 5 years old, Izutsu learned to play the piano from her aunt, who was a music and piano teacher, and she continued taking lessons up until university. She also joined the choir club as a soprano in her first year of high school and sang in prefectural and national competitions.
She graduated from Ryukoku University Law School.[2]
In 2005, she made her debut as a songwriter with Shibasaki Ko's "Adokenai Nukumori". Since 2009, she has used the alias Uezono Ayune for the Hakuoki video game series and other anime and video game related music.
Profile[]
- Birth Name: Izutsu Himi (井筒日美)
- Aliases: Uezono Ayune (上園彩結音)
- Birth Date: February 16[1]
- Western Zodiac: Aquarius
Lyrics Credits[]
ANGERME[]
- Ai・Mashou
- Flag wo Bukkowase!
- Namida wa Chou ni Kawaru
- Oyogenai Mermaid
- Watashi wo Tsukuru no wa Watashi
Country Girls[]
Hello Pro Kenshuusei[]
Juice=Juice[]
- Bon Voyage ~Omoi no Kiseki~
- Fiesta! Fiesta!
- G.O.A.T.
- Kono Sekai wa Suteta mon ja nai
- Mon Amour
- Synchro.
Kobushi Factory[]
OCHA NORMA[]
PINK CRES.[]
Tsubaki Factory[]
- Ai wa Ima, Ai wo Motometeru
- EZPZ!!
- Fuwari, Koi Dokei
- Hatsukoi Sunrise
- Saijoukyuu Story
- Yuki no Planetarium[3]
Yajima Maimi[]
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 "作詞家・井筒日美のプロフィール" (in Japanese). Lyricist Izutsu Himi Official Site.
- ↑ "「龍谷」2008 No.65 龍谷人" (in Japanese). Ryukoku University.
- ↑ https://twitter.com/himi216/status/966652022295429120
External Links[]
- Izutsu Himi Official Site
- Uezono Ayune Official Site
- Izutsu Himi Twitter
- Uezono Ayune Twitter
- Ameba Blog
- excite Blog