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Narumi Kinjo
Biography
Narumi Kinjo (้ๅ ๆ็พ, Kinjล Narumi, born November 22, 1994, in Tokyo) is a Japanese actress, singer, television personality, and digital content creator. She began her entertainment career as a child model and actress after being selected through an audition organized by the magazine Ciao, later receiving training in singing and dance.
In the early 2010s, she expanded her activities as an idol, serving as the first leader of the group Stationโช and later joining Avex's iDOL Street project as a member of TOKYO TORiTSU Korede Iinkai.
Since 2016, Naurmi has been a regular member of BomBomTV, a family-oriented YouTube channel jointly developed by Kodansha and UUUM. Through BomBomTV and related projects, she has gained recognition as a presenter and content creator producing educational and entertainment content for children and families.
As an actress, she has appeared in television dramas including Fukigen na Gene, Joล no Kyลshitsu Special, Q10, and Mite wa Ikenai TV, as well as films such as Boku no Obaachan and Soften!. In addition to acting, she has remained active in music, stage productions, voice work, and digital media.
*** Sometimes incorrectly listed as Narumi Kaneshiro, an alternative reading of her surname (้ๅ).
In the early 2010s, she expanded her activities as an idol, serving as the first leader of the group Stationโช and later joining Avex's iDOL Street project as a member of TOKYO TORiTSU Korede Iinkai.
Since 2016, Naurmi has been a regular member of BomBomTV, a family-oriented YouTube channel jointly developed by Kodansha and UUUM. Through BomBomTV and related projects, she has gained recognition as a presenter and content creator producing educational and entertainment content for children and families.
As an actress, she has appeared in television dramas including Fukigen na Gene, Joล no Kyลshitsu Special, Q10, and Mite wa Ikenai TV, as well as films such as Boku no Obaachan and Soften!. In addition to acting, she has remained active in music, stage productions, voice work, and digital media.
*** Sometimes incorrectly listed as Narumi Kaneshiro, an alternative reading of her surname (้ๅ).
