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Kishimoto Yumeno

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Kishimoto Yumeno (岸本ゆめの) is a Japanese pop singer. She is a former idol under Hello! Project as a member of Tsubaki Factory. She was introduced at the Hello Pro Kenshuusei Happyoukai 2012 ~12gatsu no Nama Tamago Show!~ concert on December 9, 2012.[2]

She graduated from the group and Hello! Project at the end of Tsubaki Factory's 2023 fall concert tour on November 6 in order to become a soloist.[3]

Biography[]

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Early Life[]

Kishimoto Yumeno was born on April 1, 2000 in Osaka, Japan to a couple whose names are undisclosed.

Prior to auditioning for the Morning Musume 11ki Member "Suppin Utahime" Audition, she was a child actress under NAC.

2012[]

In 2012, Kishimoto auditioned for Morning Musume's 11th generation. Her audition number was #32 and she made it to the final round, but in the end she was not chosen to enter the group.

On November 20, it was announced that Kishimoto would be joining Hello Pro Kenshuusei alongside five other girls. She was officially introduced on December 9 at the Hello! Pro Kenshuusei Happyoukai 2012 ~12gatsu no Nama Tamago Show!~ alongside Kanazawa Tomoko, Kaga Kaede, Wada Sakurako, Makino Maria, and Ichioka Reina.[2]

2013[]

On March 5, a fanclub event was held for Kishimoto and Kanazawa Tomoko.

On November 9, Kishimoto participated as a back-up dancer for the Morning Musume Concert Tour 2013 Aki ~CHANCE!~ in Hyogo.

2014[]

From March 1 to April 29, Kishimoto participated as a back-up dancer in the Berryz Koubou Debut 10shuunen Kinen Concert Tour 2014 ~Real Berryz Koubou~.

At the Hello Pro Kenshuusei Happyoukai 2014 ~Haru no Koukai Jitsuryoku Shindan Test~, she won the best character award for her performance of "REAL LOVE".

2015[]

On April 29, it was announced that Kishimoto would debut in the new Hello Pro Kenshuusei unit named Tsubaki Factory alongside Yamagishi Riko, Niinuma Kisora, Asakura Kiki, Ogata Risa and Tanimoto Ami.[4][5][6]

2017[]

On April 3, Kishimoto celebrated her 17th birthday at a fanclub event titled Tsubaki Factory Kishimoto Yumeno Birthday Event 2017, featuring two shows at Shinjuku ReNY.

2018[]

On April 3, she celebrated 18th birthday at a fanclub event titled Tsubaki Factory Kishimoto Yumeno Birthday Event 2018, featuring two shows at TOKYO FM HALL.

On July 25, the comedian duo Joujou Gundan released their debut single "Nakama", which features Kishimoto in the B-side "Kansha Kangeki Maji Manji" as a member of the fictional group Otome Manji Gakuen with Sawayaka Goro and Onoda Saori.[7][8]

2019[]

On March 30, Kishimoto along with Yajima Maimi, Nakajima Saki, Juice=Juice's Takagi Sayuki, and LoVendoЯ's Okada Marina released the digital song "Koisuru! Sakana Hen" which will be performed for the first time in the "Fishing Club" Special Stage event at Asobu. Kurasu. Sodateru. SATOYAMA & SATOUMI e Ikou 2019 on the same day.[9]

On April 1, she celebrated her 19th birthday at a fanclub event titled Tsubaki Factory Kishimoto Yumeno Birthday Event 2019, featuring two shows at Shinjuku ReNY.

On October 5, the Hello Tsu PHOTOBOOK① was released, including Kishimoto's gravure that was originally published in a July 2018 issue of Weekly Famitsu.[10]\

2020[]

On January 7, Kishimoto made her first appearance as a Tuesday regular personality on the radio show 60TRYbu, which she would rotate each week with Takeuchi Akari who has been on the show since 2015.[11][12]

On April 1, she was scheduled to celebrate her 20th birthday at a fanclub event titled Tsubaki Factory Kishimoto Yumeno Birthday Event 2020, featuring two shows at Shinjuku ReNY. However, it was cancelled in consideration of a new policy established by the government to prevent the spread of COVID-19.[13] The event was later rescheduled.

On May 14, she opened up an official Instagram account.[14]

2021[]

On April 1, she celebrated her 21st birthday at a fanclub event titled Tsubaki Factory Kishimoto Yumeno Birthday Event 2021, featuring two shows at LANDMARK HALL in Kanagawa.

2022[]

On April 6, she celebrated her 22nd birthday at a fanclub event titled Tsubaki Factory Kishimoto Yumeno Birthday Event 2022, featuring two shows at LANDMARK HALL in Kanagawa.

On May 31, it was announced Kishimoto Yumeno was diagnosed with pulmonary thromboembolism and would be absent from the June 4 shows of the Hello! Project 2022 Spring CITY CIRCUIT Tsubaki Factory CONCERT TOUR ~PARADE~. She complained of being in poor physical condition on May 29, and went to see a doctor at a hospital the next day. As a result of her condition, she would be hospitalized until further notice. The timing of her return would depend on the progress of her recovery and consultation with her doctor.[15] On June 27, it was announced that Kishimoto would be resuming her activities with the release event of Tsubaki Factory's 9th single in CLUB CITTA on June 29 due to the good progress of her treatment. It was also announced that despite her return, she will be doing activities with her physical condition being checked prior to.[16]

On August 13, it was announced that Kishimoto Yumeno had been diagnosed with COVID-19. On August 11, she had symptoms of fever and sore throat, and took a PCR test which came back positive on August 13. She will focus on treatment under the guidance of local governments and public health centers.[17]

2023[]

On April 13, it was announced that Kishimoto and Yamagishi Riko will be graduating from Tsubaki Factory and Hello! Project at the end of the group's upcoming fall concert tour. Kishimoto will be graduating from the group in order to start solo activities. In her announcement, she also shared that she wants to express herself in various ways not only by singing, but also by writing, speaking, fashion and fitness.[3]

Statement from Kishimoto Yumeno[3]
This is Kishimoto Yumeno.


Please allow me to make an announcement.

At the conclusion of this year's autumn tour, I will be graduating from Tsubaki Factory and Hello! Project.

I auditioned not because I wanted to be an idol but because I wanted to be part of Hello! Project, and I've had a lot of experiences here over the past 10 years, including my time as a trainee.

I've always loved to sing, but now I love it even more, and I began to dream of singing on my own. In the midst of all this, when I was hospitalized last spring and had to watch Tsubaki Factory from there, without me, I realized the others were much more reliable than I'd thought, and knew that if I graduated they would continue to be strong, so I was able to make my decision.

After graduating of course I want to sing, but also want to attempt writing and speaking, fashion and fitness, and try out all kinds of ways of expression.

In these few months I have left as an idol, I'll try to leave the best legacy I can with the group. "We'll fight to the last!" I'll go on with that attitude, I'd be glad if you continued to support Tsubaki Factory.

April 13, 2023
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On April 24, she celebrated her 23rd birthday at a fanclub event titled Tsubaki Factory Kishimoto Yumeno Birthday Event 2023, featuring two shows at LANDMARK HALL in Kanagawa.

On June 23, it was announced that she had been diagnosed with adjustment disorder and would be taking a month-long hiatus in order to rest and receive hospital treatment.[18] On July 31, a new update announced that despite her condition being better since the initial announcement she would need outpatient treatment for her diagnosis, therefore extending her hiatus. As result, she was absent from Tsubaki Factory CONCERT TOUR ~Shunkan~ Encore, Tsubaki Factory no Natsu Matsuri 2023 ~Shakunetsu~, and from the festival appearances Tsubaki Factory were scheduled to attend from August 4 to August 26.[19] On August 31, a new update announced that she would be absent from the Hello! Project 25th ANNIVERSARY CONCERT on September 9 and 10, and from the public recording event of Ikuze! Tsubaki Factory on September 17 in order to continue with her outpatient treatment.[20] Due to her treatment, she was absent from Tsubaki Factory's 11th single "Yuuki It's my Life! / Mousou Dake Nara Freedom / Demo... Ii yo".

On September 21, it was announced that Kishimoto's symptoms had improved and she was given permission by the doctor to resume her activities. She resumed her activities in Tsubaki Factory with the opening date of Tsubaki Factory Concert Tour 2023 Aki "Atarayo" on October 7, and she is also scheduled to participate in their first overseas concert in Taiwan and Hong Kong. It was also revealed that her graduation is set for November 6 with the final concert of the Tsubaki Factory Concert Tour 2023 Aki "Atarayo" at Nippon Budokan.[21]

On November 6, Kishimoto officially graduated from Tsubaki Factory and Hello! Project alongside Yamagishi Riko at the Tsubaki Factory Concert Tour 2023 Aki Atarayo ~Yamagishi Riko ・ Kishimoto Yumeno Sotsugyou Special~ Akatsuki. The day after, she released her graduation song "BE" digitally.[22]

2024[]

On January 11, it was announced that she had joined UP-FRONT management affiliate YU-M Entertainment as a talent.[23]

On April 1, she started solo activities with the release of her first song "BLUEMOON BLUES".[24] On this day, her profile was also removed from the UP-FRONT PROMOTION website, indicating she was no longer under their management and is now solely managed by YU-M Entertainment.

On May 1, she released her second digital song, You are I. It was also announced that she would hold a one-man live on June 8 titled "Ichi, Miman" at Shinjuku LOFT.[25]

On June 1, she released her third digital song, Kokoro ni SUNNY.

On July 1, she released her fourth digital song, Mayonaka no Kagi.

On July 16, she started a podcast with co-host Yoyoyo-chan called Nanigoto mo Pappa to Sassa to!.

On July 10, she was a featured collaborator on Matsumuro Seiya's digital single, "RA・TA・TA ~Subete wa Feeling~ feat. Dojima Kouhei and Kishimoto Yumeno."[26]

On August 1, she released her fifth digital song, Nagusamenaide.

On September 1, she released her sixth digital song, xabón.

On October 1, she released her seventh digital song, Ichi, Miman.

On November 1, she released her eighth digital song, Re:START.

On December 1, she released her ninth digital song, SHIAWASE HAPPY.

2025[]

On January 1, she released her tenth digital song, Delete.

On February 1, she released her 11th digital song, Mada Netsu no Aru Kimi wa.

On March 1, she released her 12th digital song, Zutto, Hoshi..

On April 1, she released her 13th digital song, Seidenki Pachiri.

On April 5, it was announced that she would hold a one-man live on May 23 titled "Oidemase Shihan Seiki" at Hatsudai Doors.[27]

On July 5, it was announced that she would hold a one-man live on November 10 titled "Hinan Gougou" at Shimokitazawa SHELTER.[28]

On August 13, she released her 14th digital song, Tsurakunai Hakka (Live at Oidemase Shihan Seiki).

On August 14, she released her 15th digital song, Chicago (Live at Oidemase Shihan Seiki).

On October 19, it was announced that she would she will release her first solo album, Shihanseiki - EP, on November 18.[29] The EP will feature tracks that have only been performed at live events before. The following day, she released the studio version of the album's title track, Oidemase Shihanseiki, with a promise that an additional track will follow every Monday until the album's release.

On October 27, she released her 17th digital song, Youlinyang.

On November 3, she released her 18th digital song, Nakitaku wa Nai.

On November 10, she released her 19th digital song, Tsurakunai Hakka.

On November 17, she released her 20th digital song, Chicago.

Personal Life[]

Kishimoto has an older sister, who gave birth to a daughter on July 1, 2015.[30]

When Kishimoto joined Hello Pro Kenshuusei in November 2012, she was a first year middle school student.[2] She graduated from high school in March 2018.

The following list are notable friendships Kishimoto Yumeno has acquired:

Her parents named her Yumeno because they wanted her to grow up holding onto her dreams (夢; yume).[32] It is in hiragana because they thought it looks cuter than written in kanji and the hiragana in her name are all round (ゆめの).[33]

Here is a list of nicknames that have been used to refer to Kishimoto Yumeno:

  • Kishimon (きしもん): Official nickname, given to her since joining Hello Pro Kenshuusei.
  • Yumepippi (ゆめぴっぴ)
  • Yumepi (ゆめぴ)
  • Yume-chan (ゆめちゃん)

Profile[]

Discography[]

Main article: Kishimoto Yumeno/Discography

Albums[]

Digital Songs[]

Fanclub DVDs[]

Publications[]

Main article: Kishimoto Yumeno/Publications

Solo Photobooks[]

Photobooks[]

Works[]

Filmography[]

Films[]

  • [2010] Oooku II (大奥Ⅱ)

TV Dramas[]

  • [2001] Honmamon (ほんまもん)
  • [2009] Rekishi Hiwa Historia (歴史秘話「ヒストリア」)
  • [2010] Kodomo wo Mamore (子どもを守れ)
  • [2011] Omiyasan 8 (おみやさん)
  • [2011] Mito Komon Dai 43Bu (水戸黄門　第４３)

Theater[]

TV Programs[]

Internet[]

Radio[]

  • [2020–] 60TRYbu (60TRY部) (Tuesday regular)

Trivia[]

  • She thinks she won't lose to any other member in having light brown skin.
  • She wants to be an idol that is praised by everyone.
  • Tsunku said that she has a positive personality and seems to be up for doing anything.
  • In the March 2014 issue of Gekkan Entame, she was ranked the 2nd best at MC in Hello Pro Kenshuusei.[34]
  • She wanted to join Hello Pro Kenshuusei because she thought she could polish up her singing and dancing.
  • For her, the best thing about Hello Pro Kenshuusei was when she got to sing the parts of seniors she admires at the Nama Tamago show.
  • For her, the hardest thing about Hello Pro Kenshuusei is when newer Kenshuusei get more work than her.
  • She wants to try singing "Akai Nikkichou" by Akagumi 4.
  • She says that she couldn't attend all Kenshuusei lessons due to living in Osaka, but because so many new Kenshuusei joined after her, she says she would keep working hard.
  • Her rivals in Hello Pro Kenshuusei were Makino Maria and Wada Sakurako. They spend a lot of time together, they've known each other for a while, and they're friends, but lately she feels like Maria has been getting better than her at performances so she feels more of a rivalry between them.
  • She was sad because she felt that her generation-mates in Kenshuusei were getting better and getting more work as a result and she wondered why she hadn't improved as much as them.
  • Her dream is to become a perfect performer like Suzuki Airi, and she'll keep going to improve herself so that she can debut.
  • Tsunku commented on Kishimoto: "Put forth a lot of effort into making your singing better. Work on your impressions. I want you to memorize anything and everything about the way Western singers work."
  • Her future goal is study various types of songs, get better at talking and appear on TV.
  • She has stated during an interview that she wants to go to Brazil, because this is a country so far away from Japan and she want to experience the Carnival in Rio de Janeiro.


References[]

  1. ↑ 岸本ゆめの (@yumeno_kishimoto.official) - Instagram
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 "新メンバー6人もお披露目。ハロプロ研修生、フレッシュなステージを披露" (in Japanese). DeView by Oricon. 2012.12.10.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 "つばきファクトリー 山岸理子、岸本ゆめの 卒業に関するお知らせ" (in Japanese). Hello! Project. 2023-04-13.
  4. ↑ "ハロプロに新たなユニット「つばきファクトリー」誕生" (in Japanese). BARKS. 2015-04-29.
  5. ↑ "ハロプロ、今年2組目の研修生ユニット「つばきファクトリー」結成" (in Japanese). ORICON STYLE. 2015-04-29.
  6. ↑ "こぶしMV公開！新ユニット結成！℃-ute発表、ダンス部、藤井ヘアアレンジ MC:金澤朋子・浜浦彩乃【ハロ！ステ#115】" (in Japanese). Hello! Project Station (via YouTube). 2015-04-29.
  7. ↑ https://twitter.com/sawayakagoro/status/999274082716696576
  8. ↑ "上々軍団CDデビュー！デビューシングル『仲間』配信スタート！" (in Japanese). Hello! Project. 2018-07-25.
  9. ↑ "「恋する！さかなヘン/矢島舞美、中島早貴、高木紗友希(Juice=Juice)、岡田万里奈(LoVendoЯ)、岸本ゆめの(つばきファクトリー)」3/30配信スタート！" (in Japanese). Hello! Project. 2019-03-29.
  10. ↑ "「ハロ通 PHOTOBOOK①」発売決定！！" (in Japanese). Hello! Project. 2019-08-23.
  11. ↑ "ラジオ日本「60TRY部」火曜レギュラーにつばきファクトリー 岸本ゆめのが決定！" (in Japanese). Hello! Project. 2019-12-31.
  12. ↑ Kishimoto Yumeno. "2020ねんは勝負！岸本ゆめの" (in Japanese). Tsubaki Factory Official Blog. 2019-12-31.
  13. ↑ "【3/30更新】ファンクラブイベント・ライブハウス公演の開催中止のお知らせ" (in Japanese). UP-FC. 2020-03-30.
  14. ↑ "ハロー！プロジェクトメンバーオフィシャルInstagramスタート！" (in Japanese). Hello! Project. 2020-05-14.
  15. ↑ "つばきファクトリー岸本ゆめのに関するお知らせ" (in Japanese). Hello! Project. 2022-05-31.
  16. ↑ "つばきファクトリー 岸本ゆめの 活動再開のお知らせ" (in Japanese). Hello! Project. 2022-06-27.
  17. ↑ https://twitter.com/tsubakifac_uf/status/1558619976558592000
  18. ↑ http://helloproject.com/news/16116/
  19. ↑ "つばきファクトリー岸本ゆめの に関するお知らせ" (in Japanese). Hello! Project. 2023-07-31.
  20. ↑ "つばきファクトリー岸本ゆめの に関するお知らせ" (in Japanese). Hello! Project. 2023-08-31.
  21. ↑ "つばきファクトリー岸本ゆめの 活動再開のお知らせ" (in Japanese). Hello! Project. 2023-09-21.
  22. ↑ "山岸理子(つばきファクトリー)「かっちょ良い歌」＆岸本ゆめの(つばきファクトリー)「BE」本日11/6(火)24時配信スタート！" (in Japanese). Hello! Project. 2023-10-06.
  23. ↑ https://x.com/yumyamada/status/1745435633810866398
  24. ↑ "岸本ゆめの音楽活動始動のご報告" (in Japanese). YU-M Entertainment. 2024-03-31.
  25. ↑ https://x.com/yumenokishimoto/status/1785657672861204737
  26. ↑ https://x.com/Matsumuro_Seiya/status/1809195561863811301
  27. ↑ https://x.com/kishimon_staff/status/1908429463345578446
  28. ↑ https://x.com/yumenokishimoto/status/1941472649764544680
  29. ↑ 岸本ゆめのソロ初のEP「四半世紀 - EP」リリース、下北沢ワンマンでCD先行販売 (in Japanese). Natalie.mu 2025-10-19
  30. ↑ "癒し☺︎岸本ゆめの" (in Japanese). Tsubaki Factory Official Blog. 2015-07-07.
  31. ↑ Lurkette. "SS1422 #84 (2014.08.24)." Hello! Pro Radio. 2014-08-31.
  32. ↑ Pocket Morning. 2016-11-06. (Translation by Ro-kun)
  33. ↑ "つばきファクトリー岸本ゆめのが“20問20答”でハロプロ愛を語る！【ハロプロ誕生20周年記念連載】" (in Japanese). The Television. 2018-03-12.
  34. ↑ Gekkan Entame. March 2014 Issue. Published 2014-01-30.

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