Fuji Aoi

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This is a Japanese name; the family name is Fuji.

Fuji Aoi (富士葵) is a female Japanese virtual YouTuber and singer who debuted on 8 December 2017. She is signed with the music label Universal Music Japan.

Introduction Video

Fuji Aoi's self-introduction.

Personality

History

2018

On 7 November, she released her first debut titled "Hajimari no Oto". The eponymous track in the single was released earlier on 22 October.

2019

On 15 April, she released her cover album titled Koe - Cover Channel -.

On 10 May, her as of yet untitled second single was announced to be released on 31 July.^[1]

On 15 June, she held her birthday live event at Ikebukuro HUMAX Cinemas Tokyo. She also revealed her new look and changed her logo.^[2]

Trivia

• Aoi's crowdfunding effort to raise the yen equivalent of ~$100,000 USD from fans for a redesign of her character was surpassed with more than double that amount.
• She did a series of video collaborations with Tokino Sora. The first one, under the moniker SoraAo (そらあお), were duet renditions of the songs "Lion" (by May'n and Megumi Nakajima) [1] and "Snow Halation" (by μ's)[2]. On November 2018, Aoi along with Sora and Suntory Nomu sang a rendition of Sakura Taisen's opening theme "Geki! Teikoku-Kagekidan" (by Oji Hiroi) [3]
• Aoi signed a deal with Universal Music Japan and she released her debut album on Hajimari no Oto (はじまりの音) [4][5]. She is another VTuber act signed with this record label, along with the Virtual Idol group Enogu and MonsterZ MATE.

External Links

• Fuji Aoi Official website
• Aoi ch. - YouTube Channel
• @fuji_aoi_0618 - Fuji Aoi's Official Twitter Account
• Profile page on Universal Music Japan official site
• Aoi's Official store on Universal Music Japan
• Aoi's music on Spotify
• 富士葵 - Nicovideo Encyclopedia
• 富士葵 - Pixiv Encyclopedia

References

1. ↑ Smarprise, Inc.. (2019, May 10). バーチャルタレント富士葵、2019年7月に2ndシングルを発表！“TOKYO CULTUART by BEAMS ”とのコラボTシャツ付きCDの予約販売を開始！ [Press release]. Retrieved from https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000097.000018900.html
2. ↑ Fuji, A. [Aoi ch.]. (2019, June 15) ECHO/CRUSHER-P feat.GUMI (cover)【富士葵】 [Video File]. Retrieved from https://youtu.be/QiaGxD5pKaQ/